| Annie Chong | |
|---|---|
| Chinese name | 鍾煌 |
| Chinese name | 鍾煌 (Traditional) |
| Chinese name | 钟煌 (Simplified) |
| Birth name | Chong Man Yiu (鍾文姚) |
| Born | 5 December 1984 Macau |
Annie Chong Wong (Chinese: 鍾煌, born 5 December 1984) is a TVB actress in Hong Kong. She is currently working for TVB. In an interview she said, "I want to become a hairdresser, make-up artist and dresser. As an artist one can learn all three things."
Annie's wish is to take part in an ancient costume drama because her favourite series was "A Step in the Past". Maybe this is for the future, but to land herself a part in this 120 episode sitcom (Welcome to the House) as her first TVB job is not bad so far and she should take advantage of the opportunity to really challenge herself and refine her skills.
Working opposite stage great King Sir, Annie says that she feels the pressure and is always standing in the wrong place or fluffing her lines and causing NG's. She relaxes and calms her stress by singing. "Whenever we have free time, we will sing some old theme songs or some English songs. As we sing, we will add in some funny actions and dances and it is great fun. At work, I am great friends with Shermon because we are similar ages and we get on really well with plenty to talk about. I am very happy with filming and the time flies by happily every day."
"Hi, hope everyone is well. I am Chung Wong, this is a stage name given to me by my godfather. He says it will bring me good health and luck in my career. I hope you will remember me."
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The House's youngest member Ko Wai Ting is a typical teenager, brash, indecisive and impulsive - a stark contrast from the real life personality of the actress who plays her. Talented Annie pulls off the character without a flaw though and it turns out that despite her tender years, Annie has six years of acting experience under her belt. Before joining TVB's artiste training classes, Annie had already taken part in the '903 Stage Arts Training School' when she was 14, where she was discovered by tutor and renowned dramatist Edward Lam. She may be a fresh face on the television, but she has already racked up numerous appearances on the stage and as a model.