Annie Liu is a Taipei, Taiwan-born actress and model who was born on April 1, 1981. She studied at the Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, Canada, majoring in Industrial Design. She made her acting debut in the 2005 movie “Mob Sister,” for which she was nominated in the Best New Performer category at the Hong Kong Film Awards. She has since starred in a number of drama and film titles, including the comedy film “My Wife Is a Superstar” in 2016 and “Invincible Dragon” (2019).

Annie Liu

Chu Kei (Annie Liu) is a struggling movie extra who cannot seem to catch a break. No matter how hard she tries, she invariably ends up getting fired from her low-paying jobs by short-tempered production staff and directors.

But she has a remarkable reversal of fortunes when movie studio owner Jeff Sin (Alex Lam) approaches her with an incredible offer: Turn her back on her foundering career as an extra and become the star of a brand-new blockbuster movie. The only catch is that she must promise not to date anyone…

And this last caveat is somewhat problematic for Chu Kei, as she is married to an entertainment news reporter and photographer named Lai Mo (Pakho Chau).

Chu Kei agrees and becomes an overnight A-list celebrity. But when fellow paparazzi start to suspect that she may secretly be married, all sorts of chaos threaten to break loose for this unconventional couple!

“My Wife Is a Superstar” is a 2016 Hong Kong movie that was directed by Shirley Yung.

My Wife is a Superstar

Growing up together, Chan Ka Sing (Vincent Wan Yeung Ming), Choi Kai Kwong (Wilson Lam), and Lee Yuk Lan were the best of friends. Nearly inseparable, they spent every free moment they had together, their carefree childhood days spent laughing and playing at the town’s old lighthouse. But as the friends grew, their relationship took a difficult turn, as both Ka Sing and Kai Kwong found themselves falling in love with Yuk Lan.&nbsp;

Forty-five years later, the former friends find themselves reunited after the passing of their beloved Yuk Lan. While they must decide where they’ll go from here, Kai Kwong’s daughter, Debbie (Stephy Tang) must unravel the mysteries of her own heart, after she falls for Wah (Wong You Nam), a dealer who works at her father’s casino. While Wah struggles to understand his own heart his friend, Uncle Kin (BabyJohn Choi) admits he’s afraid his heart will break if his girlfriend, Phillis (Vivian Chan), moves to Japan to further her singing career. Meanwhile, Ka Sing’s son, Chan Keung (Wilfred Lau), finds himself wondering if his heart, which had broken after the passing of his daughter, will ever be whole again. An answer slowly begins to present itself, after he meets his young son’s teacher, Miss Lai (Annie Liu).&nbsp;

As the winding string of fate connects the hearts and lives of those Yuk Lan left behind, old friends are reunited and new flames are ignited, proving that anything is possible when it comes to love.

“Guia in Love” is a 2015 romance anthology film directed by Leung Dak Sam.

Guia in Love

After a traffic accident, Zhang Xiao (Liu Shi Shi) was sent back to the past, where she fell for a handsome prince. But when she wakes up in the modern world, she is stunned to meet Yin Zheng (Nicky Wu), the heir to a powerful family with a business empire – and the spitting image of the prince from her “dream!” Determined to “rekindle” their love, she finds work as a designer at his family’s company. Yin Zheng begins to take note of Zhang Xiao, but her pursuit of his heart is cut short by an accident that wipes her memory, leading her to forget about her “prince.” Instead, Zhang Xiao begins to date his stepbrother Kang Si Han (Sun Yi Zhou). This inadvertently leads her to the center of the men’s bitter power struggle. Who will prevail – and who will win her heart? This drama is the sequel to “Scarlet Heart.”

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