Arden Cho does not participate in the revival, claiming she is less paid than her co-star in “Teen Wolf”

“Teen Wolf” alum, Arden Cho, talks about her time in a popular television series.

In a new interview about why she declined the opportunity to appear in the next Paramount + Revival movie, Cho said, “No,” after learning that female co-stars made less than half of what they allegedly earned. I felt the power to say.

“I think it was actually offered less,” she said. cut. The actress appeared in seasons 3-5 as Kira before being suddenly cut from the show in 2016. Cho also says she wasn’t the one who leaked to the press. “

Cho didn’t reveal how he heard about wage inequality, but added, “I’m grateful to the more transparent artists because we all recognize it as important.” ..

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In the next movie, you’ll see the original cast, except that Dylan O’Brien reunites on the screen. As she publicly declined the project, Cho wants fans to know that she “did not necessarily say” no “to me, or because I was angry.” She said “no” because she hopes to be more equal in the future. “

An Asian-American actress wants fans to know that she’s not the only one experiencing wage inequality.

“I could probably get out of my head and think of more than 10 Asian-American actors I know.

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Despite knowing her salary injustice, Cho has no bad feelings about her time in the series.

“When I met my fellow friends who enjoyed my time at the show and they enjoyed Kira,” she says. “I’m glad that something good came out.”

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