Hong Soo-ah steps down from movie “Alice”

Hong Soo-ah steps down from movie “Alice”

April 26th, 2012 by Oh! Kpop

Hong Soo-ah steps down from movie “Alice”

Actress Hong Soo-ah stepped down from the movie "Alice". Her side of the story is that, "There were conflicts with tuning the character with the production team"

Actress Hong Soo-ah stepped down from the movie “Alice”.

Her side of the story is that, “There were conflicts with tuning the character with the production team”.

“Alice” is a Korean rearranged version of the original “Alice In Wonderland”. Hong Soo-ah was to take on the role of Mino who wants to carry on her father’s dream in this thriller.

The movie was aiming to complete at the early half of this month but the weather conditions postponed the time to May. Hong Soo-ah‘s stepping down postponed it even further.

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