Eric Tsang: I won’t force Owodog into a corner
Actor says he plans to meet with pop singer and talk things over
Hong Kong actor and host Eric Tsang, 62, has said he wouldn’t force Taiwanese pop singer and actor Owodog into a corner despite the ongoing dispute between Owodog and his management agency.
“I hate hearing about anyone being forced into a dead end, because it’s happened to me before, so I hope the issues can be resolved peacefully,” Eric said.
While promoting his movie in Taiwan yesterday, Eric said Owodog had sent him a message through his daughter Bowie Tsang, a Taiwanese actress, singer and television host.
Regarding Owodog’s allegations that A Entertainment, Eric’s management agency, had engaged in “untruthful activities” and accepted commission in secret, Eric said both parties had differing views on the matter — according to A Entertainment, the Lollipop F singer was uncooperative with his work commitments. Eric said he would meet with Owodog and talk things over.
Last November, A Entertainment announced it would sue Owodog (real name Chuang Hao-Chuan) for breach of contract, after he unilaterally terminated his contract in June.
According to A Entertainment, Owodog is an artiste under their management until 2018. The hearing is scheduled to begin next Thursday.
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