To All the Boys I've Loved Before

To All the Boys I've Loved Before (2018)

Timing: 1:40 (100 min)

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Actors and characters

Release date

2018-08-17

Country

United States

Production

Overbrook Entertainment, Awesomeness Films

Genre

Comedy, Romance

Budget

$0

Revenue

$0

Website

https://www.netflix.com/title/80203147

Director

Susan Johnson

Actors

Lana Condor, Noah Centineo, Israel Broussard, Janel Parrish, Anna Cathcart, Andrew Bachelor, Trezzo Mahoro, Emilija Baranac, Madeleine Arthur, John Corbett
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Scenario

Producer

Matt Kaplan, Jordan Levin, Dougie Cash, Don Dunn, Robyn Marshall, Brett Bouttier, Jenny Han

Operator

Michael Fimognari

Composer

Joe Wong

Artist

Audition

Tamara Notcutt

Editing

Joe Klotz, Phillip J. Bartell
All team (135)

• Jenny Han, author of the *To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before* trilogy, initially made Lara Jean half-Korean. She later stated that representatives from many studios approached her regarding the rights to an adaptation, but all stipulated that the heroine be made white. According to Han, only one studio was willing to leave everything as it was. Eventually, it was decided to make the heroine Asian American from an adoptive family. Lana Condor, of Vietnamese birth, who was adopted by American parents at six months old, was cast in the role.
• Jenny Han herself made a cameo appearance in the dance scene between Lara Jean and Luke.
• Lara Jean's phone background is a picture of her and Peter sleeping. The actors were resting after filming when someone from the crew saw them and took a picture.
• The film features Yakult yogurt, which is very popular in Korea and Japan.
• The author of the "To All the Boys I've Loved Before" trilogy, Jenny Han, initially made Lara Jean half-Korean. She later stated that representatives from many studios contacted her regarding the rights to an adaptation, but all stipulated that the heroine be made white. According to Han, only one studio was willing to leave everything as is. Ultimately, it was decided to make the heroine an Asian American adoptee. Lana Condor, who was born Vietnamese and adopted by American parents at six months old, was cast in the role.