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Eileen Yeow

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Template:Chinese name Template:Infobox Chinese-language singer and actor Eileen Yeow (born 4 January 1972), also known as Yiu Ying-ying, is a Hong Kong-based Singaporean actress.

Career

Yeow won the title of Miss Singapore Universe in 1991. After that, she went on to represent Singapore in the Miss Universe pageant in Las Vegas during the same year. Her best friend, Anita Yuen, then encouraged her to expand her acting career in Hong Kong. She then went to Hong Kong and became an actress.

Filmography

TV series

Year Title Role Notes
1996 The Criminal Investigator II Yeung Yin-ping
Outburst Brenda
1997 Detective Investigation Files III Fong Lim-ching
File of Justice V Chiu Lai-ying
1998 Secret of the Heart Ko Nga-man
1999 Detective Investigation Files IV Siu Chi-nam
Witness to a Prosecution Nam Choi-dip
Untraceable Evidence II Fok Wai-si
A Loving Spirit Ho Yun-kwan
2000 Armed Reaction II Sham Kiu
Lost In Love Tong Yik-shu
2001 A Step into the Past Lady Chu
2002 A Herbalist Affair Fong Kow
2003 The 'W' Files Yu Fa / Chuen-To Fa-Tsi
2004 The Vigilante in the Mask Au-Yeung Fong Si
2005 Wars of In-Laws
2006 A Pillow Case of Mystery Ga Sau-yuk
2007 Wars of In-Laws II
2009 The Winter Melon Tale Lee Oi
The Threshold of a Persona Hon So-ching
Off Pedder Miss Chong
Born Rich Leung Wan Yee (Wendy)
A Chip Off the Old Block Chiu Mao Dan
2010 The Season of Fate Ah Wan
In the Eye of the Beholder Lei Yuk Giu
A Fistful of Stances Hau Ho-fa
A Pillow Case of Mystery II Ga Sau-yuk
Beauty Knows No Pain Mrs. Kam
Every Move You Make Ng Mei-yu
No Regrets Wong Lee Yuk-king
Show Me the Happy Mrs. Lam
2011 The Rippling Blossom Yoshiho Tin
2012 Highs and Lows Chu Lai Ha
2013 "Come Home Love" Amanda
"Missing You (Hong Kong TV series)" Mami

References