Henry Golding

And if you get rejected over and over and over and again, what it does to your self-esteem can be crippling.

And I say this, not everybody is blessed with the looks of Henry Golding or the looks of Fan Wong or whatever.

And I may not be blessed with the personality of Ryan Reynolds.

You work with what you're born with and not everybody's in a position where they have a Great family, a great background, plenty of money in their pocket, confidence and good looks.

HBO has ordered an eight-episode sequel series to Crazy Rich Asians.

The project is set to feature returning stars from the original film, including Constance Wu, Henry Golding, Ronnie Ching, and Michelle Yu.

And it's going to explore characters and storylines from Kwan's books, expanding the world beyond the original movie.

Production is scheduled to begin next year.

I just think somebody should use it.

Henry Golding, if you ever turn to music, it's yours.

Yeah.

So we go back to the camp and I just have written down several times here.

And the original cast has all signed on.

So we're going to be getting Constance Wu, Henry Golding, Ronny Chung, and Michelle Yeoh.

The one that hasn't come on, and I need her to be in this.

Do you know who I'm talking about? No.

I forget which one it is, but it's like he has that Henley, and then he has like that same facial hair and just hair.

I think it's Apple or whatever his name is.

Yeah, yeah.

Is that the guy

Crazy Rich Asians has an HBO series, and they just announced some of their cast members.

Constance Wu, Henry Golding, Michelle Yeoh, and Ronnie Chang, they're going to be coming back to reprise their roles.

Adele Lim, who was the co-writer of the 2018 film, is set to showrun and executive produce the TV series.

uh john m chu the director of of the 2018 film will also be returning to executive produce alongside limb so according to adele limb this is this is from variety um she said this series is the sequel we've been waiting for but instead of just one movie we get eight episodes to delve into the characters and worlds of kevin kwan's brilliant books Now, as an audience member, I'm just like, where's Astrid? Where's Gemma Chan? Because I feel like out of all the characters...

Seeing Blanca and Ryu fight in the prison, it's an interesting setting.

It is very reminiscent, ironically, of a fight scene that Andrew Koji didn't have, but Henry Golding did have in Snake Eye's Origins, a G.I. Joe story, which is a choice.

And I mentioned the comedic fight scene.

That one I really liked.

I agree.

Honestly, Snake Eyes had the best cast of the G.I. Joe movies.

If the film stuck to Larry Hama's origin of Henry Golding's Snake Eyes and Koji's Storm Shadow meeting in the Special Forces, it would have been much better.

I don't have much of a history with Street Fighter.