Malaysian-born director James Wan glad to be back in the country: 'Of course I (had) durians'

By MUMTAJ BEGUM

James Wan is in Malaysia to promote his upcoming film 'Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom'. Photo: CHAN TAK KONG/The Star

Malaysian-born director James Wan is currently in Malaysia to promote his upcoming film Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom.

He says he has been “globetrotting a fair bit around the world” in conjunction with the release of the blockbuster – out at cinemas on Dec 21.

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