Lucy-Liu

Lucy Liu, an American voice actress, director, and singer, is also an accomplished actor. As an intelligent and attractive actress, she serves as a role model to several Asian actors working in Hollywood that want to be successful. In the wake of a number of first appearances in some popular series she gained fame when she joined the cast of the legal comedy show Ally McBeal where she played the sly Ling Woo. Her new-found fame was translated into roles for the big screen in Shanghai Noon, Charlie's Angels as well as other movies. The actress then gave an amazing performance in the role of Japanese criminal O'Ren Ishii as part of Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill Volume 1. Around this same time, she also starred in box-office flops like Rise: Blood Hunter. In animated movies such as Kung Fu Panda, Tinker Bell as well as others, she voiced characters with prominent voices. Mia Mason from Cashmere Mafia was a minor role that did not have any effect. Southland's critically acclaimed police series, Southland and a recurring performance helped Liu to reestablish herself her status as a well-known actor. Liu chooses her roles with care so as to avoid being stereotyped in an industry with a lot of competition. As much as she loves her culture, it hasn't limited her in her professional work as an artist.