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Welcome to Forum. I'm Nina Kim.

Director John M. Chu has enchanted us with his blockbuster films, most recently Wicked for Good,

and Chu grew up in the Bay Area in Los Altos, the youngest son of immigrant parents,

who opened Chinese restaurant Chef Chu's and made it a neighborhood institution.

No surprise then that John would be the director

to bring us the first feature film in 25 years with an all-Asian cast in Crazy Rich Asians,

or a celebration of immigrant dreams in his adaptation of the musical In The Heights. John now brings

one of Broadway's most beloved musicals to the big screen with the conclusion of his two-part

adaptation of Wicked.

We hear my on-stage conversation with John M. Chu in San Francisco on December 3rd and about his

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