Charmaine Sheh
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| Charmaine Sheh (佘詩曼) | |
 Charmaine Sheh |
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| Birth name | Charmaine Sheh Shi Man |
| Born | May 28, 1975 (age 31) Hong Kong |
Charmaine Sheh Shi Man (Traditional Chinese: 佘詩曼; Simplified Chinese: 佘诗曼; pinyin: Shé Shīmàn) (born May 28, 1975) is a Hong Kong actress under contract to the TVB television channel. She was signed to the channel soon after competing in 1997's Miss Hong Kong Beauty Pageant and came in third.
Involved mainly in hosting at first, Charmaine became an A-list actress after the winner and first-runner up were embroiled in scandals. Despite harsh criticisms about her squeaky voice, Charmaine faced up to challenges and became one of TVB's most popular actresses. Charmaine is best known for her roles as the romantic lead in a number of TVB series. She is both popular with her fans, not only in Hong Kong, but also in several Asian countries and also well-loved by Chinese fans in North America.
Charmaine is also being known as a prominent actress of TVB. She now is in a significant position in TVB because of her outstanding performances. In 2006, at the annual TVB Anniversary Awards, she took home the Best Actress and My Favourite Female TV Character Awards for her role in Maidens' Vow.
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[edit] Profile
- Name: Charmaine Sheh
- Birthday: May 28, 1975
- Chinese Zodiac: Rabbit
- Horoscope: Gemini
- Height: 5'5" (165cm)
- Clothes' Size: Extra Small
- Shoes' Size: Seven and a half
- Education Level: University of Switzerland (Hotel Management)
- Favourite Season: Autumn
- Favourite Brands: Too many
- Favourite Animal: Dogs
- Favourite Color: Red
- Measurements: 32-22-33
- Blood type:A+
[edit] Filmography
- Time Off (1998)
- The Flying Fox of the Snowy Mountain 1999 (1999)
- Detective Investigation Files IV (1999)
- The Heaven Sword and the Dragon Sabre 2000 (2000)
- Return of the Cuckoo (2000)
- Crimson Sabre (2000)
- Perfect Match (2000) (movie)
- Seven Sisters (2001)
- Love is Beautiful (2001) (guest appearance)
- Country Spirit (2001)
- A Herbalist Affair (2002)
- The White Flame (2002)
- Blue Moon (2002) (movie)
- Witness to a Prosecution II (2002)
- Love Is Butterfly (2002) (movie)
- Qian Long Xia Jiang Nan (2003)
- Carry Me Fly and Walk Off (2003)
- Perish in the Name of Love (2003)
- Life Begins at Forty (2003)
- Point of No Return (2003)
- Angels of Mission (2004)
- War and Beauty (2004)
- Strike at Heart (2005)
- Yummy Yummy - Food For Life (2005)
- Always Ready (2005)
- Lethal Weapons of Love and Passion (2006)
- The Dance of Passion (2006)
- Maidens' Vow (2006)
- Glittering Days (2006)
- The Drive of Life (2007)
- The Lady Iron Chef (2007) (movie)
[edit] Awards
- 1997 Miss Hong Kong pageant 2nd runner up
- 2000 TVB 33rd Anniversary: My Favorite Character Award, as Kwan-Ho in Return of the Cuckoo
- 2000 TVB 33rd Anniversary: My Favorite Partnership Award, with Chilam in Return of the Cuckoo
- 2001 TVB 34th Anniversary: My Favorite Character Award, as Lai Shun Fong in Country Spirit
- 2003 TVB 36th Anniversary: My Favorite Character Award, as Princess Cheung Ping in Perish in the Name of Love
- 2004 TVB 37th Anniversary: My Favorite Character Award, as Yi Shun in War and Beauty
- 2005 Next Magazine TV Award
- 2005 Astro TV Drama Award: Favourite Female Character Award, as Princess Cheung Ping in Perish in The Name of Love
- 2006 Next Magazine TV Award
- 2006 Astro TV Drama Award: Best Actress Award for War and Beauty
- 2006 Astro TV Drama Award: Favourite Female Character Award for War and Beauty
- 2006 Astro TV Drama Award: Favourite Couple Award with Chi Lam in Point of No Return
- 2006 China TV Drama Award: Popular TV Drama Actress for Hong Kong Region
- 2006 TVB 39th Anniversary: Best Actress Award, for Maidens' Vow [1]
- 2006 TVB 39th Anniversary: Favourite Character Award, for Maiden's Vow
- 2006 Annual Artiste Award: Best TV Actress Award - Gold
- 2006 Annual Artiste Award: Best Newcomer Singer Award - Bronze
- 2006 Eric Tom "Hero" Award: Top Four Female Chinese Artiste
- 2007 Astro TV Drama Award: Favorite Female Character Award, as Mandy Chow in Yummy Yummy
- 2007 Next Magazine TV Award top 10 artist place nr 1
[edit] References and Sources
[edit] External Links
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