However, she’s even more near and dear to the actress who plays her.
After starting out in investment banking, she’s now found herself as the star of a soap opera.
“Because she also moved here from Vietnam.
“I’m like, ‘What in the story has caused you to be suspicious?’
There’s literally nothing,” Wang told The List.
“The writers have written her in such a positive light.”
In fact, when Wang was first given a script, she quickly noted Allie wasn’t bad-guy material.
“It was clear that they were not going to make her a villain,” she said.
“But there’s backstory.”
“Allie does have her secrets,” Wang told us.
“It’s not in a bad way that will hurt anyone, but she has a backstory.
There are flaws, there are strengths, and then there are flaws to anyone.”
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