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The director of Crazy Rich Asians speaks out about the pay-gap issue.

The Crazy Rich Asians sequels have hit a major snag. THR reports that Adele Lim has left the sequels, which will shoot back-to-back, over a pay disparity with her co-writer Peter Chiarelli. Director Jon M. Chu hoped to keep the same creative team for the sequels, but Warner Bros. didn’t want to pay the writers equally for their work. According to THR, the studio wanted to pay $800,000 to $1 million for Chiarelli (a white guy) and $110,000-plus for Lim (an Asian woman). Warner Bros. argues that these are “industry-standard established ranges …

There could be a few reasons.

Crazy Rich Asians co-writer Adele Lim steps away from the developing sequels (which are gearing up to shoot back to back) over pay disparity issues.