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will you bonk this 50 yr old auntie?
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Zhao Yazhi is close to 60, I believe. Don't try going after her, a moustached man named Melvin might have something to say about that. Hope that I'm still updated.
She was beautiful in Heaven Sword and Dragon Sabre.
Hahaha, I have gone to the zhong tian website to look at the profiles of all their newscasters, long before this thread started.
I'm betting you like the big eyed Liu Yinxiu, don't think you need a picture.
michelle yim (55)
Her real life you see, I don't think you will. Saw her 4 years ago at a eatery in joo chiat. OMG, she looks anorexia.
Talking Donkey
Alfrescian (S)
Who's the local one bro?Looks like alot of bros here like cougar
All very hum suk and got taste...as for me one not enough.. i more greedy..i want three each from...HK..Taiwanese and Local
Irene appeared in a cat III movie with Simon Yam. Can see her topless.
Just watched Cynthia on a Taiwan variety program. She's a chio bu, but don't annoy her, because she can fight.
Talking Donkey
Alfrescian (S)
Who's the local one bro?
Irene appeared in a cat III movie with Simon Yam. Can see her topless.
Just watched Cynthia on a Taiwan variety program. She's a chio bu, but don't annoy her, because she can fight.
I cant rememember but i tink she acted in some TCS serials in the early 90s,a michelle yeoh lookalike.
Cynthia khan is ahe married got kids or not
Damn...Simon Yam is one lucky guy.
Looked again, but still no idea who the local actress is.I cant rememember but i tink she acted in some TCS serials in the early 90s,a michelle yeoh lookalike.
Cynthia khan is ahe married got kids or not
Damn...Simon Yam is one lucky guy.
Don't think Cynthia is married, not stated in wiki, and the program she was on was about whether lau chio bu can accept certain type of men or not.
However, the program was a repeat and is a few years old.................
Simon Yam is married to supermodel Qiqi, still can act in cat III film with Irene, he is indeed a lucky man.
Hahaha, I have gone to the zhong tian website to look at the profiles of all their newscasters, long before this thread started.
I'm betting you like the big eyed Liu Yinxiu, don't think you need a picture.
my fav is 黃逸卿, 她很可愛. :o
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All the above also boleh if compared to although younger, but ugly looking ones ......
Dear bro Equallisation may i ask are you the Mr L ... ?
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Wed, Dec 30, 2009
Diva .Cherie Chung said to be marrying S'porean businessman
Retired Hong Kong film actress, Cherie Chung, 49, is rumoured to be with a 50-year-old Singaporean property developer, only known as Mr L. They have been together for 6 months now.
An insider told Shin Min daily that after dating for 6 months, Mr L could not wait to propose to her. Declining his proposals not once but twice, Cherie Chung felt that she needed more time and mutual understanding before she accepts his proposal, which she hints could be probably sometime next year.
According to reports, Mr L was an avid fan of Cherie Chung and had even watched her movie, titled "An Autumn's Tale", for more than 10 times.
Upon receiving wind that she was coming to Singapore in early January, Mr L tried all means to "pull strings" to get to know her. Also, he portrayed himself as a "kind-hearted soul" and offered to salvage the dilapalated resort she was supposed to improve with her deceased husband.
Her late husband, Mike Chu, passed away 2 years ago from stomach cancer. Ever since, she was in post depression mode, pining for her lost love. In August 2008, she was not able to manage the grief and started to binge eating. Once, a reporter caught her gorging three slices of cheesecakes in one seating at a cafe. Chung has since ballooned in size.
With the appearance of Mr L, her friends noted that her gloomy days are over. She has a smile across her face more regularly. However, being in love did not make her conscious of her weight and reporters claimed that she seemed at least 60kg.
Aside to that, fortune tellers predicted that Cherie Chung will be married next year.
One fortune teller said: "Cherie Chung is an ill-fated beauty. Thankfully in 2010 and 2011, her love life will be turn around as her luck with the opposite sex is flourishing."
Two other fortune tellers were quick to agree unanimously. It is crucial that she differentiates the rotten apples in the crate, said one fortune teller.
Whether the fortune tellers are accurate or not, we can only wait till next year and to see whether luck stays on Chung's side.
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Thu, Sep 23, 2010
The Straits Times .Cherie Chung denies dating Singaporean
Hong Kong - Cherie Chung has denied talk that she plans to marry a Singaporean businessman.
The former actress, whose husband Mike Chu died two years ago, w
as quoted as telling Apple Daily there was no new man in her life.
'There is no such person. I haven't thought about remarriage. I am not dating. This report could not be more false,' she said.
Her friend, actress Sylvia Chang, also said there was no truth in the report and it was not possible that Chung would wed next year.
This article was first published in The Straits Times.
Thu, Sep 23, 2010
The Straits Times .Cherie Chung denies dating Singaporean
Hong Kong - Cherie Chung has denied talk that she plans to marry a Singaporean businessman.
The former actress, whose husband Mike Chu died two years ago, w
as quoted as telling Apple Daily there was no new man in her life.
'There is no such person. I haven't thought about remarriage. I am not dating. This report could not be more false,' she said.
Her friend, actress Sylvia Chang, also said there was no truth in the report and it was not possible that Chung would wed next year.
This article was first published in The Straits Times.
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Cherie Chung Chor-Hung
- actor - retired -
Click here to view weblinks for this person courtesy of the M-Dream Website
Biography:
Cherie Chung Chor-Hung, with her unique blend of natural down-to-earth beauty, sweetness and sensuality, was one of the most popular HK actresses and sex symbols of the 1980s. She was born on February 16, 1960 in Hong Kong. In 1979, Chung entered TVB's Miss Hong Kong Pageant but, despite being a frontrunner and favourite to win, managed to place only fourth. However, this ultimately was just a minor bump in Chung's road to stardom. Her film career was ignited when Damian Lau introduced her to director Johnnie To, who was just setting foot outside of television and starting in the movie business. The Enigmatic Case (1980) marked the cinema debut of both Chung and To. From that point, Chung appeared in more than fifty Hong Kong films, working with the best directors and many of the top leading men.
The film that first put Chung on the map was Ann Hui's bleak Story of Woo Viet (1981), the first of many classic pairings with Chow Yun-Fat. Other films in which Chung and Chow demonstrated their undeniable onscreen chemistry are An Autumn's Tale (1987) and Spiritual Love (1987). An Autumn's Tale, in particular, is one of Chung's most celebrated films. It not only won over audiences but also garnered her the Hong Kong Director's Choice Award for Best Actress, and Best Actress nominations at both the Hong Kong Film Awards and the Golden Horse Awards. Another film for which Chung received double Best Actress nominations - and which won her the Hong Kong Film Award for Most Popular Actress - is Hong Kong, Hong Kong (1983). Other award nominations include an HK Film Best Actress nomination for Eclipse (1982) and a Golden Horse Best Actress nomination for Wild Search (1989). Western HK movie fans may know Chung best for her role in Peking Opera Blues (1986), a film that pops up regularly in top 10 film lists. Sadly, as is the case for many HK actresses, Chung left acting at the pinnacle of her career to get married. She danced across the screen and stole the hearts of movie audiences one final time in John Woo's Once a Thief (1991) before marrying advertising executive Michael Chu and retiring from the entertainment industry.
Since her retirement, Chung has been enjoying married life to the fullest and has been actively involved in environmental causes. She is a Friends of the Earth (HK) Green Ambassador, and in 2002 she donated some of her nature photographs to them to help raise money for their "Nature of Children Future" program, which educates children in Hong Kong and China about the importance of protecting the Earth. To this day, rumors continue to circulate through the media about Chung's return to acting, but she has insisted that the work schedule of an actress would significantly disrupt her current lifestyle. Luckily for fans, the ever radiant and lovely Chung still makes the occasional public appearance and can be seen in commercial and print ads. (Yinique 2004)
selected filmography
(actor unless otherwise noted)
The Enigmatic Case (1980)
The Story of Woo Viet (1981)
Eclipse (1982)
It Takes Two (1982)
The Postman Fights Back (1982)
The Dead and the Deadly (1983)
Descendant of the Sun (1983)
Hong Kong Playboys (1983)
Hong Kong, Hong Kong (1983)
Twinkle Twinkle Little Star (1983)
Winners and Sinners (1983)
Banana Cop (1984)
Cherie (1984)
Heaven Can Help (1984)
The Hidden Power of the Dragon Sabre (1984)
Maybe It's Love (1984)
My Darling Genie (1984)
Prince Charming (1984)
Fascinating Affairs (1985)
The Flying Mr. B (1985)
Women (1985)
Happy Ding Dong (1986)
Peking Opera Blues (1986)
Spring Outside of the Fence (1986)
An Autumn's Tale (1987)
Double Fixation (1987)
Golden Swallow (1987)
Goodbye Darling (1987)
Sayonana Goodbye (1987)
Spiritual Love (1987)
The Eighth Happiness (1988)
18 Times (1988)
Bet on Fire (1988)
Carry on Hotel (1988)
Chaos by Design (1988)
Couples, Couples, Couples (1988)
Fatal Love (1988)
The Good, the Bad & the Beauty (1988)
Last Romance (1988)
Mister Mistress (1988)
Moon, Star, Sun (1988)
Happy Together (1989)
One Husband too Many (1988)
Walk On Fire (1988)
Stars and Roses (1989)
Wild Search (1989)
The Yuppie Fantasia (1989)
Once a Thief (1991)
Zodiac Killers (1991)
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Cherie Chung Chor-Hung
- actor - retired -
Click here to view weblinks for this person courtesy of the M-Dream Website
Biography:
Cherie Chung Chor-Hung, with her unique blend of natural down-to-earth beauty, sweetness and sensuality, was one of the most popular HK actresses and sex symbols of the 1980s. She was born on February 16, 1960 in Hong Kong. In 1979, Chung entered TVB's Miss Hong Kong Pageant but, despite being a frontrunner and favourite to win, managed to place only fourth. However, this ultimately was just a minor bump in Chung's road to stardom. Her film career was ignited when Damian Lau introduced her to director Johnnie To, who was just setting foot outside of television and starting in the movie business. The Enigmatic Case (1980) marked the cinema debut of both Chung and To. From that point, Chung appeared in more than fifty Hong Kong films, working with the best directors and many of the top leading men.
The film that first put Chung on the map was Ann Hui's bleak Story of Woo Viet (1981), the first of many classic pairings with Chow Yun-Fat. Other films in which Chung and Chow demonstrated their undeniable onscreen chemistry are An Autumn's Tale (1987) and Spiritual Love (1987). An Autumn's Tale, in particular, is one of Chung's most celebrated films. It not only won over audiences but also garnered her the Hong Kong Director's Choice Award for Best Actress, and Best Actress nominations at both the Hong Kong Film Awards and the Golden Horse Awards. Another film for which Chung received double Best Actress nominations - and which won her the Hong Kong Film Award for Most Popular Actress - is Hong Kong, Hong Kong (1983). Other award nominations include an HK Film Best Actress nomination for Eclipse (1982) and a Golden Horse Best Actress nomination for Wild Search (1989). Western HK movie fans may know Chung best for her role in Peking Opera Blues (1986), a film that pops up regularly in top 10 film lists. Sadly, as is the case for many HK actresses, Chung left acting at the pinnacle of her career to get married. She danced across the screen and stole the hearts of movie audiences one final time in John Woo's Once a Thief (1991) before marrying advertising executive Michael Chu and retiring from the entertainment industry.
Since her retirement, Chung has been enjoying married life to the fullest and has been actively involved in environmental causes. She is a Friends of the Earth (HK) Green Ambassador, and in 2002 she donated some of her nature photographs to them to help raise money for their "Nature of Children Future" program, which educates children in Hong Kong and China about the importance of protecting the Earth. To this day, rumors continue to circulate through the media about Chung's return to acting, but she has insisted that the work schedule of an actress would significantly disrupt her current lifestyle. Luckily for fans, the ever radiant and lovely Chung still makes the occasional public appearance and can be seen in commercial and print ads. (Yinique 2004)
selected filmography
(actor unless otherwise noted)
The Enigmatic Case (1980)
The Story of Woo Viet (1981)
Eclipse (1982)
It Takes Two (1982)
The Postman Fights Back (1982)
The Dead and the Deadly (1983)
Descendant of the Sun (1983)
Hong Kong Playboys (1983)
Hong Kong, Hong Kong (1983)
Twinkle Twinkle Little Star (1983)
Winners and Sinners (1983)
Banana Cop (1984)
Cherie (1984)
Heaven Can Help (1984)
The Hidden Power of the Dragon Sabre (1984)
Maybe It's Love (1984)
My Darling Genie (1984)
Prince Charming (1984)
Fascinating Affairs (1985)
The Flying Mr. B (1985)
Women (1985)
Happy Ding Dong (1986)
Peking Opera Blues (1986)
Spring Outside of the Fence (1986)
An Autumn's Tale (1987)
Double Fixation (1987)
Golden Swallow (1987)
Goodbye Darling (1987)
Sayonana Goodbye (1987)
Spiritual Love (1987)
The Eighth Happiness (1988)
18 Times (1988)
Bet on Fire (1988)
Carry on Hotel (1988)
Chaos by Design (1988)
Couples, Couples, Couples (1988)
Fatal Love (1988)
The Good, the Bad & the Beauty (1988)
Last Romance (1988)
Mister Mistress (1988)
Moon, Star, Sun (1988)
Happy Together (1989)
One Husband too Many (1988)
Walk On Fire (1988)
Stars and Roses (1989)
Wild Search (1989)
The Yuppie Fantasia (1989)
Once a Thief (1991)
Zodiac Killers (1991)
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hotter than PRC????
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Originally Posted by Alamaking
Yes, I'll bonk her 10 times a night, lol
HK actress, the most beautiful 1 is still Zhao Ya Zhi, perfect wife material ...
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Originally Posted by Alamaking
Yes, I'll bonk her 10 times a night, lol
HK actress, the most beautiful 1 is still Zhao Ya Zhi, perfect wife material ...
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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