Lucy-Liu

Lucy Liu, an American voice actress producer director and singer, is also an outstanding actress. As an intelligent and attractive actor, Lucy Liu acts as a role model for numerous Asian actors in Hollywood that want to be successful. Following a string of early appearances in some popular series she achieved fame by joining the cast of the legal comedy series Ally McBeal where she played the villainous Ling Woo. In the wake of her popularity, she was offered significant roles on the shows Shanghai Noon (1998) and Charlie's Angels (2000). Her next performance was a dazzling performance in the role of Japanese crime lord O-Ren Ishii In the Quentin Tarantino film Kill Bill Volume 1. In the same period she was also in box-office flops like Rise: Blood Hunter. In animated films like Kung Fu Panda, Tinker Bell and many others, she voiced prominent characters. Mia Mason's part on Cashmere Mafia, a small screen film, failed to yield positive results. Southland, a critically acclaimed series of crime dramas that had Liu playing recurring roles, helped her reestablish her as an actress. Liu selects her roles with care in order to ensure she is not stereotyped in an industry with a lot of competition. While she's been embracing her roots she has not allowed it to limit her as an artist.