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Revision as of 06:02, 22 September 2010
Template:Infobox Chinese-language singer and actor
Josie Ho Chiu-Yi (Chinese: 何超儀; born 26 December 1974) is a the daughter of Macao casino magnate Stanley Ho, and a singer and actress from Hong Kong.
Movie career
She was involved in numerous movies, TV commercials, TV dramas, and singing performances.
She has played many roles including a few as prostitutes which contrasted strongly with her own wealthy upbringing as a billionaire's daughter.
For the film Exiled, Ho did not work with a script. Recalling the experience in a recent interview, she said of director Johnnie To, "[He] basically tells actors what to do...Johnnie wants us to come to the set with our mind completely clean, like a white piece of paper. That way, he can draw whatever he wishes on us." She did not find this method of improvisional acting difficult.[1] Ho stars alongside Anthony Wong Chau Sang and Eason Chan in the Ho-Cheung Pang directed horror film Dream Home.[2]
Personal life
Ho is the daughter of businessman Stanley Ho and wife of Alive band member and actor Conroy Chan Chi-Chung. She credits elder sister Pansy Ho with supporting her early efforts to establish a singing career over the objections of their father.[3]
Filmography
- Victory (1994) - Disappearance
- Tragic Commitment (1995) - Blacky
- Black Dream (1995) Naked Shopkeeper
- Lost and Found (1996) - Yee
- Those Were the Days (1996) - Man-Size
- Chinese Box (1997) - Lilly
- All's Well, Ends Well 1997 (1997)
- Anna Magdalena (1998)
- Purple Storm (1999) - Guan Ai
- Slow Fade (1999) - Kim
- For Bad Boys Only (2000) - Jean
- Horror Hotline... Big Head Monster (2001) - Big head Monster
- City of Desire (2001) prostitute #43
- The Enemy (2001)
- Forever and Ever (2001) - Fion
- So Close (2002) - Ching
- Frugal Game (2002) - Mrs. Lai
- Tai Tai (2002) - Clara
- Women from Mars (2002)
- Dead or Alive: Final (2002) - Jun
- Naked Ambition (2003) - Tess
- And Also the Eclipse (2003)
- The Twins Effect (2003) - Lila
- My Lucky Star (2003) - Mrs. Ma
- Butterfly (2004) - Flavia
- Six Strong Guys (2004) - Eva
- House of Fury (2005) - Assassin
- Men Suddenly in Black 2 (2006)
- Exiled (2006) - Jin, Wo's wife
- The Heavenly Kings (2006) - Cameo
- Isabella (2006) - Woman at herbal tea shop
- McDull, the Alumni (2006)
- Simply Actors (2007)
- The Drummer (2007) - Sina
- A Decade of Love (2008)
- Cut Short (2009)
- Poker King (2009) - Miss Fong
- Murderer (2009)
- LaMB (2009) - Keiko Suzuki (voice for English and Cantonese)
- Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li (2009) - Cantana
- Dream Home (2010)
- The Lost Gold of Khan (2011)
TV series
- The Criminal Investigator (1996) - Toby
- Mystery Files (1997)
- A Road and a Will (1997)
- At the Threshold of an Era (1999)
- At the Threshold of an Era II (2000)
- The Fugitive: Plan B (KBS, 2010)
References
- ^ "Josie Ho speaks to Ukula Magazine".
- ^ Korean Trailer for "Dream Home' Punishes the Audience
- ^ Seno, Alexandra A. (2008-01-08), "Josie Ho: Tracking a star, from Hong Kong to Sundance", The New York Times, retrieved 2010-03-19
- ^ "Josie Ho". imdb.com. Retrieved April 19, 2010.
- ^ "Josie Ho". chinesemov.com. Retrieved April 19, 2010.
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