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Scripting their love story for the big screen

By WONG CHUN WAI

Saturday, 24 Jun 2023

Life on the big screen: Rachel (left) with Condor.

KUALA LUMPUR: She has been away in the United States for the last 12 years raising a family, but Malaysia remains in the heart of Rachel Tan who is now a producer of the romantic comedy Worth The Wait.

She is back in Malaysia to wrap up the production of the movie which was filmed in Vancouver and Kuala Lumpur.

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