-Hey, guys, Henry Golding, from "Crazy Rich Asians."
I got some cast superlatives.
I always struggle with that word.
Superla-- Superlatives.
Is that right? Superlatives.
Let's go.
Most likely to always be on their phone.
Uh, Nora -- Awkwafina.
She is constantly on Instagram.
She's the most hilarious person to commentate her entire life,
so I recommend going on that.
Most likely to get you into trouble.
Ken Jeong, because he is just hilarious the entire time.
Whenever we're doing interviews or anything,
he just cracks us up, and we kind of break character,
we go off on a tangent for about five minutes.
Best pep-talk-giver? Jon Chu.
Man, he's a leader.
He is the guy who led to this phenomenal movie
that everybody, I hope, is gonna watch.
Most likely to dish with you about binge-watch-worthy shows.
Chris Pang. He plays Colin in "Crazy Rich Asians."
Amazing guy, phenomenal actor, and he loves his trash TV.
And he plays a lot of computer games, so...
Most competitive.
Ooh. I would say...
Oh, I don't know.
Most competitive.
Um, Gemma Chan is a dark horse.
She's pretty competitive.
So whenever we're in karaoke, she's like, "Oh, no, no.
You know, I'm not gonna sing."
And then "Gangsta's Paradise" would come on,
and she'd just rip it.
And so, she's really competitive that way.
Biggest bookworm -- Constance Wu.
She's a huge literary fan.
As well as our producer Nina Jacobson.
They're constantly reading
and have these amazing list of books that I tend not to read.
Most likely to make you break during a scene.
Uh... Probably...
I got to give Ken Jeong once again.
His just jokes are hilarious.
And they come out -- I feel you don't expect
the stuff that comes out of his mouth.
So, definitely Ken.
Most likely to rule the dance floor at an after party.
Um... Ooh. You know what?
I think I got to give it to probably Gemma -- again.
Dark horse. You got to watch her.
She loves a party.
But she's, like, the most pristine human being ever,
but she loves to have a good time, so...
I got to give it up.
Uh, ba, ba, ba...
Most likely to craft the perfect playlist.
Musical-wise, I mean, we have the most
phenomenal composer for "Crazy Rich Asians."
His name's Brian Tyler.
He does a lot of superhero movies,
so he took this movie, and he just created
the most phenomenal
music composition for the entire movie.
And it gets -- it moves me to know that watching the film
and listening for these beautiful orchestra pieces.
So, Brian Tyler.
Funniest person on the cast group text.
Um... Awkwafina -- Nora -- for sure.
She just comes up with the weirdest stuff.
Most likely to break during a scene.
Definitely when the ghost scene was being filmed
with Awkwafina and Ken Jeong and Constance,
those guys were just riffing, and it was crazy to watch.
And Jeong was kind of like just letting it loose.
You know, that's an amazing thing about him.
He always sort of does it, but he lets them kind of
just go off the wall, and they go on these tangents
that it's very hard to come back to.
Best dressed.
Ooh, Jimmy O. Yang.
Jimmy O. Yang, from "Silicon Valley,"
plays Bernard Tai in "Crazy Rich Asians."
Always immaculately dressed.
His character in "Crazy Rich Asians"
has some pretty crazy, intense kind of jackets,
but really smart.
They're all sort of, like, suits
but with a kind of design and patterns and stuff.
Gold chain. There's a funny story
where he was wearing this massive Versace gold chain.
It had a big medallion here.
We were filming the bachelor scene,
and it was, like, in the middle of this car park.
Metal everywhere, so there was a lot of sunshine.
At the end of the day, he removed this medallion,
and there was just this big ball sack
of a tan line on his chest.