Wayne Wang

Wayne Wang’s The Joy Luck Club in 1993 – has the potential to shake Hollywood.

Amy Tan

The Joy Luck Club was, too, directed by Amy Tan.

a formidable group telling the saga of two generations of Asian-American women, based on the bestselling book by Amy Tan of actresses

In “The Joy Luck Club” from 1993, director Wayne Wang featured a formidable group of actresses telling the saga of two generations of Asian-American women, based on the bestselling book by Amy Tan.

by Academy Award®-winning filmmaker Oliver Stone

Produced by Academy Award®-winning filmmaker Oliver Stone and based on the powerful #1 best-selling book, THE JOY LUCK CLUB tells the uplifting story of four remarkable friends whose extraordinary lives are filled with joy and heartbreak.

Jon M. Chu

The Joy Luck Club, director Jon M. Chu’s adaptation of the first of a trilogy of novels by author Kevin Kwan is certainly an audience-pleaser (check out an audience-pleaser's huge box office numbers).

into a film directed by Oscar-winning Ang Lee

The Joy Luck Club,' stories of four Chinese-American immigrant families, was also successfully adapted into a film directed by Oscar-winning Ang Lee.

Tisa Chang

The cycle began in 2007 with The Joy Luck Club, a play by Susan Kim adapted from the novel by Amy Tan, directed and choreographed by Tisa Chang.

Tsai Chin

Tsai Chin is a Chinese-born British actress, director, teacher and author, best known in America for Tsai Chin's role as Auntie Lindo in the film The Joy Luck Club.

Lisa Lu

Lisa Lu has been making movies for over six decades, including The Joy Luck Club, The Last Emperor and this year’s smash hit Crazy Rich Asians.

Chan ” the last mainstream feature film starring an Asian American cast

“Chan Is Missing” is the 1982 landmark film directed by Wayne Wang (who went on to direct “The Joy Luck Club,” the last mainstream feature film starring an Asian American cast before “Crazy Rich Asians” was released a quarter of a century later).

Schmidt's first film' , 1975's 'A Man, a Woman and a Killer,

Schmidt's first film, 1975's 'A Man, a Woman and a Killer,' was a collaborative effort co-directed with Wayne Wang, who went on to direct 1993's 'The Joy Luck Club' and 1999's 'Anywhere But Here.'

Gaston Kaboré

In many of Gaston Kaboré's films Gaston Kaboré confronts American society with the world of Chinese immigrants, as in the bestseller adaptation The Joy Luck Club (1993).

produced by alleged harasser Oliver Stone

Milestone Asian-American weepie The Joy Luck Club, on the other hand, is a no-go, courtesy of having been executive produced by alleged harasser Oliver Stone.