Charmaine Sheh

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Charmaine Sheh

Chinese name 佘詩曼 (Traditional)
Chinese name 佘诗曼 (Simplified)
Pinyin shé shīmàn (Mandarin)
Jyutping se4 si1 maan6 (Cantonese)
Birth name Charmaine Sheh Sze Man, Xa Thi Man (Vietnamese)
Origin Hong Kong
Born May 28, 1975 (1975-05-28) (age 33)
Hong Kong
Label(s) TVB
Years active 1997 - present
Official site http://www.shehsheh.org

Charmaine Sheh Sze Man is a Hong Kong actress under contract to Hong Kong's Television Broadcast Limited or TVB.

Charmaine is best known for her other roles in TVB's dramas including "Country Spirit", "Perish in the Name of Love ", "Angels of Mission", "War and Beauty", "Dance of Passion" and "Maidens' Vow"

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[edit] Career

Affectionately known as "Ah-Sheh" by both fans and colleagues, she signed on with the television station in 1998 after competing in 1997's Miss Hong Kong beauty pageant. Charmaine Sheh was named second runner-up in the pageant.

Her career in the early stages was often characterized by her coy, squeaky voice and criticisms of bad acting. However, the actress overcame these challenges and reached her first breakthrough with one of TVB's highest rated dramas in 2000 "Return of the Cuckoo" co-starring Nancy Sit, Julian Cheung and Steven Ma.[1][2]

2006 was one of the most significant points in Charmaine's decade long acting career when she became the first TVB actress in history to walk home with two major acting prizes at the TVB Anniversary Awards - Best Actress and My Favorite Female TV Character for her captivating performance in "Maidens' Vow".[3][4]

Charmaine Sheh is also the first TVB actress to be shortlisted in the semi-finals, of the Best Actress category at the 35th International Emmy Awards in 2007. [5][6]

[edit] Spokesperson

Outside of the entertainment business, Sheh has acted as the spokesperson for Malaysia sliming company Terimee since 2003, China bed company A-Fontane since 2002, France Skin Care company Besilke since 2007 and the spokesperson for Hong Kong Health Care Center company since 2007

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[edit] Awards

  • 1997 Miss Hong Kong pageant 2nd runner-up
  • 2000 Hong Kong TVB 33rd Anniversary: My Favorite Character Award, as Juk Kwan-Ho in Return of the Cuckoo
  • 2000 Hong Kong TVB 33rd Anniversary: My Favorite Partnership Award, with Julian Cheung in Return of the Cuckoo
  • 2001 Hong Kong TVB 34th Anniversary: My Favorite Character Award, as Lai Shun Fung in Country Spirit
  • 2002 Hong Kong Next Magazine Award Top Ten Artistes Ranked #10
  • 2003 Hong Kong MSN Messenger Dream Lover Ranking: TV Female Artistes Category #01
  • 2003 Hong Kong Next Magazine Award Top Ten Artistes Ranked #10
  • 2003 Hong Kong TVB 36th Anniversary: My Favorite Character Award, as Princess Cheung Ping in Perish in the Name of Love
  • 2004 Hong Kong Next Magazine Award Top Ten Artistes Ranked #06
  • 2004 Hong Kong Filmart: Top Five Most Bankable Hong Kong TV Female Artistes #03
  • 2004 Hong Kong TVB 37th Anniversary: My Favorite Character Award, as Dong Gai Yee Shun in War and Beauty
  • 2004 Metro Radio Black and White Television Characters Awards: Got white award #1
  • 2005 Hong Kong Next Magazine Award Top Ten Artistes Ranked #04
  • 2005 Malaysia Astro TV Drama Award: Favourite TV Character Award, as Princess Cheung Ping in Perish in The Name of Love
  • 2006 Hong Kong Metro Radio: Top Ten Television Artistes
  • 2006 Hong Kong Next Magazine TV Award Top Ten Artistes Ranked #09
  • 2006 Malaysia Astro TV Drama Award: Best Actress Award, as Dong Gai Yee Shun in War and Beauty
  • 2006 Malaysia Astro TV Drama Award: Favourite TV Character Award, as Dong Gai Yee Shun in War and Beauty
  • 2006 Malaysia Astro TV Drama Award: Favourite Couple Award with Julian Cheung in Point of No Return
  • 2006 China TV Drama Award: Most Popular TV Drama Actress for Hong Kong Region
  • 2006 Hong Kong TVB 39th Anniversary: Best Actress Award, for Maidens' Vow[7]
  • 2006 Hong Kong TVB 39th Anniversary: My Favourite Female TV Character Award, as Ngai Yu Fung / Wong Zhi Kwan / Bak Wai Chun / Dai See Ka in Maiden's Vow[7]
  • 2006 Hong Kong Annual Artiste Award: Best TV Actress Award - Gold
  • 2006 Hong Kong Annual Artiste Award: Best Newcomer Singer Award - Bronze
  • 2006 China Eric Tom "Hero" Award: Top Four Female Chinese Artistes (Fa Dan)
  • 2007 Hong Kong Next Magazine Awards Top Ten Artistes Ranked #01
  • 2007 Hong Kong Next Magazine Awards: Philips Extraordinary Acting Award
  • 2007 Malaysia Astro TV Drama Award: Favorite TV Character Award, as Mandy Chow Man Hei in Yummy Yummy
  • 2007 Hong Kong Spa Treatment Award Most Perfect Body / Appearance Award
  • 2007 Hong Kong TVB Children's Song Award - Top Ten Favourite Children Song 《 星 星 的 加 冕 》
  • 2007 Hong Kong TVB Children's Songs Award - Gold 《 星 星 的 加 冕 》
  • 2007 Hong Kong Metro Hit Radio Children Songs Award - Best Song Award 《 星 星 的 加 冕 》
  • 2007 Hong Kong Metro Hit Radio Children Song Award - Top Ten Children's Songs 《 星 星 的 加 冕 》
  • 2007 Hong Kong Metro Hit Radio Children Songs Award - Best Female Singer
  • 2007 China QQ Entertainment Award - Most Favorite Hong Kong TV Actress
  • 2007 Singapore i-weekly Magazine - Most Loved Hong Kong Actress Ranked #02
  • 2008 Malaysia Astro TV Drama Award: Favorite TV Character Award, as Ka Chun Fen in Dance of Passion
  • 2008 Hong Kong-Asia Film Financing Forum - Top Six Most Popular Hong Kong TV Female Artistes
  • 2008 Hong Kong Next Magazine Awards: Top Ten Artistes Ranked #05
  • 2008 Hong Kong Next Magazine Awards: RMK High Definition Skin Award

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