Keep an eye on her!
Some time ago I asked visitors of Asian Sirens if Sung Tang was the same girl as Tina Guo. I got angry emails from both Sung and from Alan M. Brenner, one of her photographers, that they weren’t happy with my little promo for Sung Guo, ehh Tina Tang or whatever.
Well, if people are that pissed off than I’m sure I was right, Sung Tang is Tina Guo and I’m wondering now what she is hiding. Does anyone know more about her?
See also:
Tina Guo is Sung Tang?
Kelly Chen went to primary school in Hong Kong, and high school called Kobe Canadian Academy in Japan. She graduated from the Parsons School of Design in New York City, specializing in Graphic Design. Most famous in Hong Kong and the rest of China, she is also quite popular in Taiwan, Japan, and in North America. Besides Cantonese she also speaks fluently Japanese, English, Mandarin and Korean. A high-brow entertainer indeed!I saw the movie Tokyo Raiders, which wasn’t very good, but thanks to Kelly, watchable. I don’t think she did any (semi) nude posing. If I am wrong, please let me know 😉
Kelly Concerto Club
(The official Singapore homepage. Lot’s of photo galleries, scans of commercials and long biography. Don’t forget to check out the extensive magazine covers section dating back to 1995!)
Kelly Chen Google Image search
Kelly Chen fansite
Some facts:
Name: Kelly Chen Wai Lum
Original Name: Vivian Chen Wai Man
Date Of Birth: 13th September 1973
Place of Birth: Hong Kong
Height: 173 cm
Weight: 115 lb
Eugenia Yuan is the daughter of a famous Hong Kong actress and martial arts legend Cheng Pei Pei, who portrayed Jade Fox in Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon. Eugenia didn’t follow her mother’s footsteps immediately and purposely avoided acting instead pursuing such interests as gymnastics. In fact, she was on the US National team for rhythmic gymnastics!
Eugenia finally caught the acting bug when she tried acting in her first film Charlotte Sometimes. She was the highlight of the film but not so much her acting which was rough at times but just her screen presence and beauty.
Since Hollywood wasn’t beating down her door after her debut, Eugenia went to Hong Kong and did some films.She won the Hong Kong equivalent of an Oscar for Best Newcomer for her role in a trio of short horror films called Three. In that role, she had to lie motionless while nude in a bathtub (as can be seen in the photo above). Eugenia also starred in a martial arts film Flying Dragon, Leaping Tiger and another horror film with Shu Qui, the sequel Eye 2.
Eugenia returned back home to the US and chose a quirky role as the title character in Mail Order Wife. She discusses this role among other things in a 15 minute long RealVideo interview including a text transcription.
She also did another interview at Giant Robot.
A recent article about her yearning for some romance is actually what inspired this posting.
I didn’t find much in the way of good pictures of Eugenia Yuan doing an image search on google.
As far as upcoming films, Eugenia can be seen in a small role in Memoirs of a Geisha where she befriended her favorite Chinese actress, Gong Li.
Ever wondered when and where your favourite model appeared in public recently? Well, just try a search at WireImage. You will have to pay to see the large images, but the thumbs are for free.
Check out Sung Hi Lee at the 2004 “The Girl Next Door” – Los Angeles Premiere, or Tera Patrick at The 2005 G-Phoria Videogame Awards. Where was Lucy Liu? Attending the 2005 Reebok Human Rights Awards.
Now go and look up your favourite model! 🙂
Birthdate: 16-12-1981
Height: 1.64 m
Weight: 48 KG
Hair: Dark Brown
Eyes: Dark Brown
Available for: Portrait and glamour
UPDATE:
After I posted this article, Feya was kind enough to provide us with some extra photo’s (on which IMHO she looks even more beautiful). The photographer is Peter Roubos, and you can see more photo’s he took of Feya here.
She also said she was invited by www.dona-production.com to attend ‘Miss Sirens Of The World’. She is not yet sure if she will go. Does anybody have more information on this organisation?
