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The oldest cast member in Crazy Rich Asians (2018) at the time of filming was Lisa Lu.
As Shang Su Yi, Lisa Lu played the ultimate authority figure in the film. Her character lives in the secluded and opulent Tyersall Park estate and is the keeper of the family's traditions and expectations. Her disapproval of the protagonist, Rachel Chu (Constance Wu), serves as one of the central conflicts of the story, as she represents the "old money" values that Rachel struggles to navigate.
Lisa Lu's casting was particularly significant for fans of Asian-American cinema. She previously starred in The Joy Luck Club (1993), the last major Hollywood studio film featuring a predominantly Asian cast before Crazy Rich Asians. In that film, she played An-Mei Hsu, one of the mothers. Her presence in Crazy Rich Asians acted as a symbolic bridge between these two landmark moments in film history.
In May 2025, at the age of 98, Lisa Lu was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, becoming the oldest person ever to receive that honor.
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The oldest cast member was Lisa Lu, who was 90 years old during filming (born January 19, 1927; filming took place April–June 2017). She played Shang Su Yi (Ah Ma), the matriarch of the Young family.