Adele Lim exited after learning Peter Chiarelli stood to earn $800,000 to $1m while she would make ‘$110,000-plus’Adele Lim at the D23 Expo in Anaheim, California, on 24 August. Lim told the Hollywood Reporter her perspective was too often used as ‘soy sauce’. Photograph: Frazer Harrison/Getty ImagesCrazy
Crazy Rich Asians co-writer Adele Lim has dropped out of two planned sequels to the hit romantic comedy, after learning she would be paid about an eighth of what another writer, Peter Chiarelli, would earn.
The paper pointed out that in Hollywood, the disparity is not that unusual. Before Crazy Rich Asians, Lim worked in TV. Chiarelli has hit movies on his résumé including the 2009 Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds romcom The Proposal. Lim reportedly rejected an offer from Chiarelli to split his fee, voicing concern that producers viewed her ability to provide a distinct cultural sensibility as her only value to the screenplay.
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