Lindzay Chan
Lindzay Chan (Chinese: 陳令智) is a former chief dancer of the Hong Kong Ballet, and an actress in the Hong Kong cinema and theatre.
chan born in Hong Kong, her ancestral hometown is wenchang county, Hainan province.
Chan's grandfather was Chan Chak, an admiral of the Republic of China Navy.[1]
As a long working partner of Hong Kong film director Evans Chan, she was named Best Actress at the Golden Horse Film Festival for her performance in To Liv(e) (1992) for the role of Rubie, who writes a letter to Norwegian actress Liv Ullmann against her criticism of Hong Kong's policy in expelling Vietnamese boat people.
Filmography
- Datong: The Great Society (2011)
References
- ^ "陈策：香港保卫战中的"东方纳尔逊"(图)——中新网". www.chinanews.com. Retrieved 2021-11-05.
External links
- Lindzay Chan at IMDb
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- You Min (1962)
- Betty Loh Ti (1963)
- Li Li-hua (1964)
- Gua Ah-leh (1966)
- Jiang Qing (1967)
- Ivy Ling Po (1968)
- Li Li-hua (1969)
- Gua Ah-leh (1970)
- Lisa Lu (1971)
- Judy Ongg (1972)
- Shangguan Lingfeng (1973)
- Lisa Lu (1975)
- Hsu Feng (1976)
- Chelsia Chan (1977)
- Tien Niu (1978)
- Joan Lin (1979)
- Hsu Feng (1980)
- Sylvia Chang (1981)
- Wang Ping (1982)
- Lu Hsiao-Fen (1983)
- Loretta Yang (1984)
- Loretta Yang (1985)
- Sylvia Chang (1986)
- Anita Mui (1987)
- Carol Cheng (1988)
- Maggie Cheung (1989)
- Brigitte Lin (1990)
- Maggie Cheung (1991)
- Lindzay Chan (1992)
- Carrie Ng (1993)
- Joan Chen (1994)
- Josephine Siao (1995)
- Josephine Siao (1996)
- Maggie Cheung (1997)
- Li Xiaolu (1998)
- Loletta Lee (1999)
- Maggie Cheung (2000)
- Qin Hailu (2001)
- Angelica Lee (2002)
- Sandra Ng (2003)
- Yang Kuei-mei (2004)
- Shu Qi (2005)
- Zhou Xun (2006)
- Joan Chen (2007)
- Prudence Liew (2008)
- Li Bingbing (2009)
- Lü Liping (2010)
- Deanie Ip (2011)
- Gwei Lun-mei (2012)
- Zhang Ziyi (2013)
- Chen Shiang-chyi (2014)
- Karena Lam (2015)
- Zhou Dongyu and Sandra Ma (2016)
- Kara Wai (2017)
- Hsieh Ying-xuan (2018)
- Yeo Yann Yann (2019)
- Chen Shu-fang (2020)
- Alyssa Chia (2021)
- Sylvia Chang (2022)
- Audrey Lin (2023)
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