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Crazy Rich Asians Author Kevin Kwan Why Does Hollywood Think Wed Want to See This Movie With White PeopleA version of this story first appeared in the July 3 issue of The Hollywood Reporter magazine. To receive the magazine, click here to subscribe. Kevin Kwans debut novel, Crazy Rich Asians, was one of 2. Asian high society that was quickly optioned by Nina Jacobsons. Color Force The Hunger Games with Ivanhoe Pictures financing. Watch Think Like A Man HDQ on this page. Now Kwan is back with sequel China Rich Girlfriend Doubleday, June 1. The author, who is an executive producer on the film, spoke with The Hollywood Reporter about what the Western world needs to understand about contemporary Asia, as well as his hopes for boosting Asian representation in Hollywood. Your new book takes the action to mainland China for the first time, where one of your wealthy Singaporean characters says to another, These people arent just everyday rich with a few hundred million. They are China rich So, what is China richChina rich is the new crazy rich. Its a new level of outrageousness. It comes from this world where overnight fortunes have been made, but the fortunes are so ginormous compared to anything weve ever seen in the history of the world. Its all based on the scale of the population, of course. If youre the water boiler king of China, youre selling a billion water boilers. There are very brand new nouveau riche who have literally been handed money. I know people who work in the Macao luxury industry who see people that come in to gamble with hard currency were talking ten million U. S. dollars in brown paper bags. You can tell there was some payoff or something. Then theres the fuerdai, the second generation of those that started getting rich in the late 7. Deng Xiaoping said, Lets embrace capitalistic principles with our regime. Thats Chinas form of old money, and you see all the snobberies. So all these different dynamics come into play in this society where the moneys really only 3. When did you begin plotting the sequel Its always been envisioned as a trilogy. The entire story arc was in my mind even before I began writing book one, and it was always my idea to take you to different parts of Asia with each book and the different forms of wealth. As you can see, Singaporean wealth is very different from Hong Kongese wealth, which is very different from Taiwanese wealth, which is even more different from Chinese wealth. Western media reports are always so based on numbers and statistics, and I really wanted to get to the root of what its like for these people. Not just the rich, but what is it like for people to be living in Asia today when theres such extreme contrasts between the rich and the poor, and this new rising middle classCrazy Rich Asians became a best seller and landed on a lot of peoples lists of fave reads after it came out. Why do you think it was such a hit with readers I think there was a universality to the story that people could relate to. The first people who really embraced it were the chick lit audience, and Im so grateful they did, but its been amazing to see how the book has trickled down to all these other audiences. Wall Street brokers come up to me and go, Oh my God, I loved your book. No matter our background, we all have crazy families. People also have been always fascinated by the foibles of the very rich, from the Bible to Machiavelli to Jane Austen and Anthony Trollope. So I think its that combination of a universal story with this time when theres so much fascination with Asia. Especially in the West, people want to understand Asia on a deeper level because its become the engine of the world economy, like it or not. Hows the Crazy Rich Asians movie coming along Pete Chiarelli The Proposal is doing his final polish on the script. My producers have already been out to Asia several times to lay the groundwork for all the shooting. Nina Jacobson has such an amazing vision of bringing books to life. Shes not going to do this until the script is perfect, until the casting is perfect and until we have the right director, because this is a movie thats gonna be so scrutinized, especially by Asians and Asian Americans. We really want to do it right for the readers. Whats the intended audience for the film The intention from the very beginning is a movie that would be released internationally and hopefully play well in Asia, in the U. S. and in the rest of the world. But we very much had the Asian audience in mind to begin with. Whos in your dream cast Personally Id like Emma Stone to play every single role in the movie. Laughs. Well just CGI her. If shes unavailable, how will you tackle populating a Hollywood movie with an all Asian cast Its so perplexing to see how casting in Hollywood is so defensive. I think audiences are much more accepting of casting choices. When Crazy Rich Asians came out, there was initial interest from a producer who wanted to change the heroine Rachel Chu into a white girl. Watch Have Mercy On Us All Online Hollywoodreporter. I tell that story to book clubs in suburban middle America and they go crazy Why does Hollywood think we would want to see this movie with white people They dont need every film to be chock full of the latest stars. There are so many missed casting opportunities in Hollywood. Its still very much a challenge, but I have faith in the talent pool not just of existing actors, but also of actors coming out of film schools in England, in Australia, who are Asian. My hope is that there will be equal representation in terms of Singapore stars, Hong Kong stars, Asian American stars, mainland Chinese stars I would love for it to be like a dream team cast. As you mentioned, the world is now fascinated with capturing the Asian market, and Chinas in particular. What is Hollywood getting right and wrong about its approach Hollywood is fascinated by China but it doesnt really have a true understanding of it yet. Asia of course loves Hollywood, and they would love it even more if they saw their stars in it. Its such a no brainer. We see that in a very token way, with Iron Man and big blockbusters like Transformers giving five seconds to an alternate storyline just for the Asian audiences. But what if an Asian character was integral to the telling of an amazing story that had nothing to do with being Asian I think thered be such an appreciation for it from the massive Asian audience. So why is that not being done more I dont know, but Im gonna try to crack that.