Why 'Crazy Rich Asians' Become No. 1 Weekend Film

The transcript discusses the growing acceptance and demand for diversity in media, particularly in Hollywood. It highlights the success of films like 'Crazy Rich Asians' and the role of diversity in capturing consumer interest. The discussion extends to the implications for movie studios, emphasizing the need for inclusive marketing strategies. The conversation also touches on the potential for global market expansion, facilitated by digital technology and social media, which help break down geographical barriers and spread popular trends worldwide.

What is the American public's attitude towards diversity in Hollywood according to the first section?

• They are ready and eager to embrace it.

• They are opposed to diverse representation.

• They are indifferent to diversity.

• They prefer traditional casting.

How did 'Crazy Rich Asians' influence Warner Brothers and other studios?

• It discouraged them from diverse casting.

• It had no impact on their strategies.

• It encouraged them to incorporate diversity.

• It led them to focus solely on Asian markets.

What role did non-Asian audiences play in the success of 'Crazy Rich Asians'?

• They made up a significant portion of the audience.

• They were not interested in the film.

• They boycotted the film.

• They only watched it online.

What new opportunities are emerging for Hollywood in the global market?

• Opportunities are decreasing due to digital technology.

• There are no new opportunities.

• Opportunities are emerging through international collaborations.

• Opportunities are limited to the American market.

How has digital technology affected the global reach of American films?

• It has made them less popular overseas.

• It has removed borders, allowing global resonance.

• It has had no impact on their global reach.

• It has limited their reach.