A sequel was announced by Warner Bros Pictures in 2018, with Chiarelli and Lim returning to write the script, based on the book’s sequel, China Rich Girlfriend. Later the same year, it was announced that the third film, based on the final novel in the trilogy, Rich People Problems, would be filmed back-to-back in 2020.

With Wicked conquering the Earth, the million-dollar question for filmmaker Jon M. Chu as he reaps the biggest box office opening of his career ($164.2M) is where, oh, where is the Crazy Rich Asians sequel?

Jon M. Chu, fresh off the set of the blockbuster “Wicked,” shared details about the potential “Crazy Rich Asians” sequel.

Filmmaker Jon M. Chu, fresh off the success of “Wicked,” confirmed that the long-anticipated sequel to “Crazy Rich Asians” remains in development but won’t proceed until it meets high expectations. Speaking on the “Crew Call” podcast ...

The journey to creating a Crazy Rich Asians sequel hasn’t been easy. Based on the book of the same name by Kevin Kwan, the film followed Rachel Chu (Constance Wu) as she discovers that her boyfriend Nick Young’s (Henry Golding) family is extremely wealthy while traveling with him to Singapore for a wedding.

Jon M. Chu reveals challenges delaying the Crazy Rich Asians sequel, while teasing a Broadway musical adaptation.

Jon M. Chu has admitted a second Crazy Rich Asians probably won't happen. The 45-year-old director helmed the rom-com - which is an adaptation of Kevin Kwan's satirical 2013 novel of the same name - in 2018,

Director Jon M Chu has admitted a second Crazy Rich Asians film probably won't happen because he has yet to find "a script that’s better and has as much urgency as the first movie".

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Bringing in $35.3 million on its opening weekend, Crazy Rich Asians was undoubtedly a success with the public.

Director Jon M. Chu says the first Crazy Rich Asians set the bar so high that that presents challenges with a sequel.