Lucy-Liu

Lucy Liu is a voice actress singer and director. Also, she is an actress. An attractive, clever and skilled actor, she's an example to Asian actors aspiring to be big stars in Hollywood. Following a string of appearances in television shows that were popular and movies, she gained fame after being cast on the Ally McBeal legal comedy where she portrayed Ling Woo. She translated her unexpected popularity into big screen roles in films including Shanghai Noon and Charlie's Angels. Then she gave a stunning performance as Japanese crime lord O-Ren Ishii in the Quentin Tarantino film Kill Bill Volume 1. In this period, she played the lead in several flops in the field including Rise: Blood Hunter. In animated films like Kung Fu Panda, Tinker Bell and many others, she voiced characters with prominent voices. Mia Mason's small-screen role in Cashmere Mafia did not produce the desired results. A recurring role in the critically-acclaimed police drama Southland allowed her to regain her status as a prominent actress. Liu selects her roles carefully in order to ensure she is not stereotyped in an industry with a lot of competition. While she's been embracing the roots of her family, she hasn't let it limit her as an artist.