Maggie Cheung


Born
9/20/1964
Hong Kong, British Crown Colony
Maggie Cheung
Biography
Maggie Cheung (born 20 September 1964) is a Hong Kong actress. She is considered to be one of the most successful and internationally acclaimed actresses in Asia. Cheung is the recipient of numerous accolades, including five Hong Kong Film Awards and five Golden Horse Awards, holding the record for most awards in the Best Actress category. Internationally, she is best known for winning the Silver Bear for Center Stage (1992) and the Cannes Film Festival Award for Clean (2004), making her the first Asian actress to receive the latter and the only Asian actress to have won Best Actress awards at two of the three major European film festivals.
Maggie Cheung (born 20 September 1964) is a Hong Kong actress. She is considered to be one of the most successful and internationally acclaimed actresses in Asia. Cheung is the recipient of numerous accolades, including five Hong Kong Film Awards and five Golden Horse Awards, holding the record for most awards in the Best Actress category. Internationally, she is best known for winning the Silver Bear for Center Stage (1992) and the Cannes Film Festival Award for Clean (2004), making her the first Asian actress to receive the latter and the only Asian actress to have won Best Actress awards at two of the three major European film festivals.
Known For89 Movies

In the Mood for Love
2000
★8.1

Hero
2002
★7.5

Police Story
1985
★7.6

2046
2004
★7.2

Police Story 2
1988
★7.1

Police Story 3: Super Cop
1992
★6.9

Days of Being Wild
1990
★7.3

Twin Dragons
1992
★6.9

New Dragon Gate Inn
1992
★7.3

Project A - Part II
1987
★7.1

Comrades, Almost a Love Story
1996
★7.9

Ashes of Time
1994
★7.1

Green Snake
1993
★7.3

The Eagle Shooting Heroes
1993
★7.1

As Tears Go By
1988
★7.0

Irma Vep
1996
★6.7

The Seventh Curse
1986
★6.8

Heroic Trio 2: Executioners
1993
★5.9

Center Stage
1991
★7.3

The Heroic Trio
1993
★6.7

All's Well, Ends Well
1992
★7.1

Moon Warriors
1992
★6.5

The Banquet
1991
★5.8

Call Girl '88
1988
★4.8

Chinese Box
1997
★5.8

Paper Marriage
1988
★7.2

The Mad Monk
1993
★5.8

The Romancing Star
1987
★6.0

The Iceman Cometh
1989
★7.4

The Soong Sisters
1997
★6.6

Red Dust
1990
★7.0

Happy Ghost III
1986
★6.9

@ in the mood for love
2001
★6.9

Last Romance
1988
★5.9

The Bare-Footed Kid
1993
★6.2

In the Mood for Love 2001
2025
★7.3

The Dragon from Russia
1990
★5.4

Behind the Yellow Line
1984
★6.3

Flying Dagger
1993
★4.6

Augustin, King of Kung-Fu
1999
★7.1

Ashes of Time Redux
2008
★8.0

Clean
2004
★6.4

Sister Cupid
1987
★4.7

Playtime
2013
★1.0

Story of Rose
1986
★6.8

Farewell China
1990
★7.1

What a Hero!
1992
★6.2

Double Fattiness
1988
★6.0

Hearts, No Flowers
1989
★7.5

Girl with the Diamond Slipper
1985
★5.7

Holy Weapon
1993
★6.5

Alan and Eric: Between Hello and Goodbye
1991
★7.3

The Perfect Match
1991
★7.2

In Between Loves
1989
★4.4

Little Cop
1989
★7.6

It's a Drink! It's a Bomb!
1985
★7.0

Boys Are Easy
1993
★7.2

How to Pick Girls Up!
1988
★4.4

Hot Summer Days
2010
★6.1

Heartbeat 100
1987
★7.6

The Bachelor's Swan Song
1989
★6.7

Doubles Cause Troubles
1989
★6.2

Millionaire Cop
1993
★6.8

Song of the Exile
1990
★7.6

Prince Charming
1984
★6.0

Today's Hero
1991
★5.3

You're My Destiny
1987
★7.5

Sausalito
2000
★5.4

Man Yuk: A Portrait of Maggie Cheung
1997
★4.0

Rose
1992
★8.3

Seven Years Itch
1987
★5.8

The Beloved Son of God
1988
★7.2

True Love
1992
★7.0

Mother vs. Mother
1988
★6.2

The Enigma of Love
1993
★6.8

Full Moon in New York
1989
★7.9

The First Shot
1993
★6.4

Heart Against Hearts
1992
★7.0

My Dear Son
1989
★6.3

Heart Into Hearts
1990
★6.5

Ten Thousand Waves
2010
★7.5

Moon, Star and Sun
1988
★8.0

The Game They Call Sex
1987
★6.3

Will of Iron
1991
★8.0

Love Soldier of Fortune
1988
★5.7

Sunset in Paris
1989
★7.0

A Fishy Story
1989
★6.6

Too Happy for Words
1992
★8.5

In Between
1994
★4.3