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In [[2001]], Chung was approached by [[Emperor Entertainment Group]] to form a singing group, Twins, with [[Charlene Choi]], to whom she is not actually related. Initially, people did have difficulty telling the two apart, but they have since developed their own distinct personalities.{{fact}}<!-- cite the people who reported they had difficulty or remove this commentary --> |
In [[2001]], Chung was approached by [[Emperor Entertainment Group]] to form a singing group, Twins, with [[Charlene Choi]], to whom she is not actually related. Initially, people did have difficulty telling the two apart, but they have since developed their own distinct personalities.{{fact}}<!-- cite the people who reported they had difficulty or remove this commentary --> |
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Revision as of 00:56, 12 October 2006
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Gillian Chung Yan-tung (Chinese: 鍾欣桐, born Chung, Ka-lai (鍾嘉勵) on 21 January 1981) is a member of the Cantopop group Twins; alongside Charlene Choi.[1]
Biography
Gillian Chung is a Hong Kong pop singer and actress. She resides in the affluent Midlevels district in Hong Kong with her younger sister. Standing at just over five feet tall, Chung is a graduate of the Kowloon True Light Middle School and attended RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia. While at RMIT, she also worked as a part-time model.
In 2001, Chung was approached by Emperor Entertainment Group to form a singing group, Twins, with Charlene Choi, to whom she is not actually related. Initially, people did have difficulty telling the two apart, but they have since developed their own distinct personalities.[citation needed]
Photographic Incident
On August 22, 2006, Hong Kong newspaper Easyfinder published a series of photos of Chung inside a changing room after a Twins concert at the Arena of Stars in Genting, Malaysia.[2] The pictures were taken while she was in the changing room with her personal assistant. One of the cover photos shows Chung's bare back as she is fixing her bra backstage. Her breasts are not revealed. A second, smaller cover photo shows Chung undressed and naked from the shoulder up. The headline read, “Ah Giu releases bra near back window", using Chung's Chinese nickname.[3] Hong Kong celebrities such as Jackie Chan staged a public protest denouncing the magazine's irresponsible actions. [4] [5]
Discography
Filmography
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- The Monkey King (2002)
- U-Man (2002)
- Summer Breeze of Love (2002)
- If U Care... (2002)
- Just One Look (2002)
- Happy Go Lucky (2003)
- Colour of the Truth (2003)
- The Twins Effect (2003)
- The Spy Dad (2003)
- The Death Curse (2003)
- Fantasia (2004)
- Kung Fu Soccer (2004)
- Protégé de la Rose Noire (2004)
- Love on the Rocks (2004)
- Moving Targets (2004)
- The Twins Effect II (2004)
- Beyond Our Ken (2004)
- 6 AM (2004)
- House of Fury (2005)
- Bug Me Not! (2005)
- 49 Days (2006)
References
- ^ Gillian Chung at IMDb IMDB. Biography for Gillian Chung
- ^ BBC. Chan in Hong Kong photo protest. Tuesday, 29 August 2006
- ^ Scan of Easy Finder magazine cover
- ^ http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/photo/2006-08/28/content_676221.htm Actress' semi-nude photo taken with hidden camera stirs uproar in HK
- ^ http://asianfanatics.net/forum/FollowUp_Further_reaction_to_EasyFinder_candid_Chung_photos-talk297274.html FollowUp: Further reaction to EasyFinder candid Chung photos, Thursday August 31, 2006 Hong Kong
