"Every character we wanted to explore needed more room and just a movie wasn't doing it for us," the filmmaker said of the announced TV follow-up to his 2018 film.

"We developed the movie over and over and over again… but the TV landscape allowed us to use all the characters," Chu shared

A Crazy Rich Asians series is in the works at HBO/Max, with Adele Lim , who co-wrote the 2018 film, set as showrunner and executive producer,and director Jon M. Chu returning to executive produce. Like the film,

Jon M. Chu has recently opened up about the return of Crazy Rich Asians, but this time in the TV series format.Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter at the 2025 Oscars red carpet, the Wicked

The planned sequel has been stalled for quite some time, but Chu assured audiences that a second film isn't necessarily off the table. “I don’t know if it’s in lieu of a seq

Wicked' director Jon M. Chu cheers on Cynthia Erivo as she could make history becoming an EGOT winner and teases what fans can expect from 'Wicked: For Good.' Plus, he talks about the decision to adapt 'Crazy Rich Asians' into a TV series.

Jon M. Chu, director of movie-musical smash hit "Wicked," describes the pressure, community, and process of bringing Oz to life, and the writing your own legacy in Hollywood. This interview aired on the 'Live from the Oscars' KTLA 5 special on March 2,