Maggie Cheung Biography (1964-)

Born September 20, 1964, in Hong Kong; raised in Hong Kong and Kent, England;father, a businessman; married Olivier Assayas (a director), December 26, 1998 (divorced, 2001). Addresses: Manager: Schachter Entertainment, 1157S. Beverly Dr., 2nd Floor, Los Angeles, CA 90035.

Nationality: Chinese
Gender: Female
Occupation: Actress
Birth Details: September 20, 1964; Hong Kong, China

Famous Works

CREDITS
Film Appearances
(As Man-Yuk Cheung) Behind the Yellow Line (also known as Yuanfen, Yuen fan, and Fate), 1984
(As Man-Yuk Cheung) Prince Charming (also known as The Frog Prince, Ching wa wong ji, and Qing wa wang zi), 1984
Sheng dan qi yu jie liang yuan (also known as Christmas Romance and It's a Drink, It's a Bomb), 1985
(As Man-Yuk Cheung) Girl with the Diamond Slipper (also known as Mo deng xian lu qi yuan and Modern Cinderella), 1985
(As Zhang Manyu) May, Police Story (also known as Jackie Chan'sPolice Story, Jackie Chan's Police Force, Jing cha gu shi, Ging chaat goo si, and Police Force), Golden Harvest/Golden Way, 1985
(As Man-Yuk Cheung) Rose (also known as Meigui de gushi, Lost Romance, and The Story of Rose), 1986
Yuan zhen xia yu Wei Si-Li (also known as Dr. Yuen and Wisely and The Seventh Curse), 1986
Tsui Pan-Han, Kai xin gui zhuang gui (also known as Happy Ghost3), 1986
(Uncredited) Cameo, Yong ai zhuo yi ren (also known as Kino Countdown and You Are My Destiny), 1987
(As Man-Yuk Cheung) Maggie, Heartbeat 100 (also known as Zin tiao yi bai), 1987
Tian ci liang yuan (also known as Heavenly Fate and Sister Cupid), 1987
Fu xing jia qi (also known as Chasing Girls, Jing zhuongzhui nu zi, and The Romancing Star), 1987
(As Man-Yuk Cheung) Maggie, Project A II (also known as 'A' gaiwaak juk jaap, Project A Part 2, Project A Sequel, and Project B), Golden Harvest, 1987
(As Man-Yuk Cheung) Chi Hsiao-min, The Game They Called Sex (alsoknown as Huang-se gushi and Yellow Story), 1987
Yue liang, xing xing, tai yang (also known as Sun, Moon, and Star and Moon, Stars & Sun), 1988
Jenny Lin, Ying zhao nu lang (also known as Girls without Tomorrow, Call Girl '88, and Call Girls 1988), 1988
Diana, Shuang fei lin men (also known as Double Fattiness and Happy Fat New Year), 1988
Qiu ai gan si dui (also known as How to Pick, How to Pick Girls Up, Love Army, and Love Hungry Suicide Squad), 1988
Nan bei ma da (also known as Mother vs. Mother and Northand South Mamas), 1988
Nancy Cheung, Liu jin sui yue (also known as Golden Years and Last Romance), 1988
Jade Li, Guo bu xin lang (also known as Paper Marriage), 1988
(As Man-Yuk Cheung) May, Police Story II (also known as Ging chaat goo si juk jaap, Jing cha gu shi xu ji, Jackie Chan's Police Story, Kowloon's Eye, Police Force II, and Police Story Sequel), Golden Harvest, 1988
Bibi Cheung, Fei mao liu lang ji (also known as Fat Cat andBeloved Son of God), 1988
So See-Dai, Ai de tao bing (also known as Love Soldier of Fortune and Soldier of Love), 1988
(As Man-Yuk Cheung) Ah Ngor, As Tears Go By (also known as Wonggok ka moon, Carmen of the Streets, Mongkok Carmen, Wang jiao ka men, and Rexie Naner), 1989
Zai jian wang lao wu (also known as Bachelor's Swan Song),1989
Xiao xiao xiao jing cha (also known as Little Cop), 1989
Shen yong shuang mei mai (also known as Double Causes Trouble and Doubles Cause Troubles), 1989
(As Man-Yuk Cheung) Li Feng Jiao, Full Moon in New York (also known as Ren zai Niu Yue), 1989
Qui ai ye jing hun (also known as In Between Love and InBetween Loves), 1989
(As Man-Yuk Cheung) Polla, The Iceman Cometh (also known as Jidong ji xia and Time Warriors), 1989
Huang, Bu tuo wa de ren (also known as A Fishy Story), 1989
San ren xin shi jie (also known as Heart into Hearts), 1990
May, Hong qiang fei long (also known as Crying Freeman: Dragonfrom Russia and The Dragon from Russia), 1990

Maggie, Hei xue (also known as Will of Iron), 1990
(As Man-Yuk Cheung) Ling, A Better Tomorrow III: Love and Death in Saigon, 1990
(As Zhang Manyu) Ah-chu, Battutmatdik Yan, 1990
(As Man-Yuk Cheung) Li Hung, Farewell China (also known as Ai zai taxiang de jijie), 1990
(As Man-Yuk Cheung) Yueh-Feng, Red Dust (also known as Gungun hongchen), 1990
(As Zhang Manyu) Cheung Hueyin, Song of the Exile (also known as Ketu qiuhen and Autumnal Lament in Exile), 1990
Annie, Zhi zai chu wei (also known as Today's Hero), 1991
Wo ai fu gui (also known as My Dear Son), 1991
(As Man-Yuk Cheung) Olive Cheung, Seung sing gusi (also known as Alan and Eric between Hello and Goodbye and Shuang cheng gu shi), 1991
(Uncredited) Cameo, Saam yan jo sai gaai (also known as Heart against Hearts and San ren zuo shi jie), 1991
Dancer, Haomen yeyan (also known as The Banquet, Party of a Wealthy Family, and Ho moon ye yin), 1991
Fu gui ji xiang (also known as The Perfect Match 1991), 1991
(As Man-Yuk Cheung) Su Lizhen, Days of Being Wild (also known as A Fei jing juen, A-Fei Tsing Chun, Ah Fei's Story, and The True Story of Ah Fei), 1991
(As Man-Yuk Cheung) Ruan Ling-yu, The Actress (also known as Yuen ling yuk, Center Stage, The New China Woman, and Rhuan ling yu), 1991
Zhen de ai ni (also known as True Love), 1992
Jade King, Dragon Inn (also known as Xin long men ke xhan, New Dragon Gate Inn, and New Dragon Inn), 1992
Jacky Chuck, Qian mian tian wang (also known as King of a Thousand Faces and Millionaire Cop), 1992
Leung goh nuijen, yat goh leng, yat goh m leng (also known as Too Happy for Words), 1992
(As Man-Yuk Cheung) May, Supercop (also known as Jing cha gu shi III: Chao ji jing cha and Police Story III), Dimension Films, 1992
Chat, the Thief Catcher, The Heroic Trio (also known as Tong fong sam hop, Eastern Three Heroes, and Dong fang san xia), Rim Film Distributors, 1992
(As Man-Yuk Cheung) Barbara, Twin Dragons (also known as Shuanglong hui, Brother vs. Brother, Double Dragon, Duel of Dragons, and When Dragons Collide), Dimension Films, 1992
Ho Yok "Holiyok," Jia you xi shi (also known as All's Well, Ends Well and Family Happiness), 1992
Hua! ying xiong (also known as What a Hero), 1992
Ching Siu Nam/ Vietnam Rose, Zhui nan zi (also known as Boys Are Easy and Chasing Boys), 1993
Hsien, Zhan shen chuan shuo (also known as Moon Warriors),1993
Princess Tin-Heung, Wu xia qi gong zhu (also known as Holy Weapon, Seven Maidens, and The Seven Princesses), 1993
Flying cat, Shen jing dao yu fei tian mao (also known as Dagger, Flying and The Flying Daggers), 1993
Annie Ma, Lim jing dai yat gik (also known as First Shot, Honest Administration First Strike, and Lean zheng di yi ji), 1993
Tammy Cheung, Fei yue mi qing (also known as Enigma of Love), 1993
Proprietress, Chik geuk siu ji (also known as Bare Footed Monk, The Bare-Footed Kid, Bare Foot Kid, Chi jiao xiao zi, and Young Hero), 1993
Chai gong (also known as Ji Gong and Mad Monk), 1993
Rose Chin, Bai mei gui (also known as Blue Valentine, Rose, and White Rose), 1993
The Woman, Ashes of Time (also known as Dung che sai duk and Dong xie xi du), HKFM, 1994
Chat, the Thief Catcher, Executioners (also known as Xian dai hao xia zhuan, Heroic Trio 2: Executioners, and Yin doi ho hap juen), 1994
Title role, Green Snake (also known as Ching Se, Blue Snake, and White Snake, Green Snake), Rim Film Distributors, 1994
(As Man-Yuk Cheung) Imperial Master, The Eagle Shooting Heroes: Dong Cheng Xi Jiu (also known as Seciu tinghung tsun tsi dung sing sai tsau), 1994
Co Co Lau, Xin tong ju shi dai (also known as Conjugal Affair, In Between, and The New Age of Living Together), 1994
(As Man-Yuk Cheung) Qiao Li, Comrades, Almost a Love Story (also known as Tian mi mi), Golden Harvest, 1996
(As Man-Yuk Cheung) Maggie Cheung (herself), Irma Vep, Zeitgeist Films, 1996
Jean, Chinese Box, Trimark, 1997
Soong Ching-ling, Song Jia Huang Chao (also known as The SoongSisters), Golden Harvest, 1997
Ling, Augustin, roi du Kung-fu (also known as Augustin, King ofKung-Fu), Pathe, 1999
Ellen, Yi jian zhong qing (also known as Love at First Sight and Sausalito), B.O.B. and Partners Ltd., 2000
Mrs. Chan/Su Li-zhen, In the Mood for Love (also known as Dut yeung nin wa), Universal, 2000
Chin hei man bo, 2001
Millennium Mambo, 2001
Flying Snow, Ying ziong (also known as Hero), Miramax, 2002
Talia Orloff, The Adventurer, Universal, 2003
2046, Buena Vista, 2003
Also appeared in Shi lian zhuan jia (also known as The LovelornExpert).
Television Appearances
Episodic
Paskvil, 1997

Further Reference

OTHER SOURCES

Periodicals

Interview, April, 1998, p. 42
Los Angeles Times, "Weekend," April 16, 1998, pp. 12-15

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