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Malaysian-born director James Wan's horror films are influenced by Asian ghost stories he heard as a kid

By MUMTAJ BEGUM
The director enjoying durian in KL. Photo: James Wan/Instagram

What is Hollywood director James Wan looking forward to, the most, in 2024?

“Personally, I’m looking to sleep (laughs). To find the time to kind of just relax and do nothing,” said Wan, when he met with Malaysian press in Kuala Lumpur in December.

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