Lucy-Liu

Lucy Liu was born in America. Liu is an American singer, actress and voice-over artist. As an intelligent and attractive actress, Lucy Liu serves as a role-model for several Asian actors working in Hollywood who wish to make it big. The actress gained notoriety after several popular roles in shows. In the Ally McBeal series, where she portrayed Ling Woo the villainous character. Her sudden fame translated into films roles like Shanghai Noon or Charlie's Angels. In Kill Bill Volume 1, Quentin Tarantino, she gave a stunning performance as Japanese crime boss O-Ren Ishii. She also played leading parts in box office flops such as Rise: Blood Hunter. Then, she was able to play characters that were prominent in animation films such as Kung Fu Panda. The small screen role of Mia Mason in Cashmere Mafia failed to produce results. Southland's critically-acclaimed police drama, Southland and a recurring performance helped Liu to reestablish herself the status of an established actor. Liu chooses her roles carefully in order to ensure she is not stereotyped in an industry with a lot of competition. Although she is adamant about her heritage but it doesn't mean she has to be when it comes to her career being an artist.