Michelle Yeoh confirmed that the film Everything Everywhere All At Once does not have a sequel. This news is the answer to public questions after the film received Best Picture at this year's Academy Awards.
"There is no sequel," Michelle Yeoh said in a recent interview with Variety.
"We might do the same thing," he said imagine if there was such a sequel.
The film Everything Everywhere All At Once, which was released last year, received great success from audience to award. This film has even been named the title with the biggest profits produced by A24.
"It's about pushing the envelope and refusing to say it's a normal way. If this is a normal way, can Everything Everywhere All At Once be nominated? The chances may not be, five to 10 years ago," Yeoh explained.
According to him, this film proves that the audience likes a story with a fresh concept in Hollywood. He also saw this film bring about stereotype and cultural changes from the public.
Since starring in this film, he has received a script that does not describe Asians or Chinese people.
Everything Everywhere All At Once tells the story ofUL Quan (Michelle Yeoh), an American-China-blooded woman who runs a laundry business with her husband, Waymond (Ke Huy Quan) and their lives are always passed flat.
Once upon a time,men and Waymond were asked to go to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Building. Their laundry business is being audited by the IRS. Howl and Waymond also met Deirdre Beaubeierdre (Jamie Lee Curtis) to see the process of auditing their business.
This film is the title with the most awards by winning a number of prestigious awards, one of which is Oscar 2023 with eight trophies including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actress, Best Supporting Actor, Best Original Screenplay and Best Film Editing.
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