Sharla Cheung
Born: 1967-02-07, Shanghai, China
Biography
Sharla Cheung Man, also known as 張敏 (born February 7, 1967) is an actress working in the Hong Kong film industry. Sharla Cheung was discovered by Wong Jing, with whom she worked on many of his productions in the early 1990s. Cheung gained popularity with the numerous films she's starred in alongside Stephen Chow, in which she was frequently cast as Chow's love interest. They partnered for more than 10 films from 1988 to 1994, including All for the Winner, God of Gamblers II, Fist of Fury 1991, Fight Back to School, Royal Tramp, and King of Beggars. Another frequent co-star is Andy Lau, who appeared alongside Cheung in such films as God of Gamblers, God of Gamblers II, and Lee Rock. After an impressive body of work in the early 1990s (she starred in about 50 films between 1990 and 1995), Sharla Cheung moved into producing in 1995 with Dream Lover (starring Tony Leung Ka-fai and Wu Chien-lien). However, Cheung was unhappy with it and she remade the film as Romantic Dream (starring Cheung and Lau Ching-wan). Both versions opened in 1995. The films, however, were commercial failures, and Cheung then retired from the film industry to focus on various business interests. Cheung made a comeback in acting in the early 2000s to star in several television series. She appeared in such TV series as My Celebrity Boyfriend in 2003 and Legend of the Book's Tower in 2005 alongside Nicky Wu. In 2006, she portrayed Diao Chan, one of the Four Beauties of ancient China, opposite Ray Lui, in the TV series Diao Chan.
Filmography
- 賭神 (1989)
- 笑傲江湖 (1990)
- 賭俠 (1990)
- 武狀元蘇乞兒 (1992)
- 倚天屠龍記之魔教教主 (1993)
- 逃學威龍III之龍過雞年 (1993)
- 九品芝麻官 (1994)
- 賭俠 III 之上海灘賭聖 (1991)
- 逃學威龍2 (1992)
- 賭神2 (1994)
- 鹿鼎記 II : 神龍敎 (1992)
- 賭聖 (1990)
- 逃學威龍 (1991)
- 黃飛鴻之鐵雞鬥蜈蚣 (1993)
- 新精武門1991 (1991)
- 冷面狙擊手 (1991)
- 神經刀與飛天貓 (1993)
- 漫畫威龍 (1992)
- 魔翡翠 (1986)
- 92应召女郎 (1992)
- 新天龍八部之天山童姥 (1994)
- 火舞风云 (1988)
- 五億探長雷洛傳:雷老虎 (1991)
- 精裝追女仔之3狼之一族 (1989)
- 五億探長雷洛傳II:父子情仇 (1991)
- 與龍共舞 (1991)
- 逃學英雄傳 (1992)
- 范府大院 (2006)
- 猛鬼大廈 (1989)
- 笑俠楚留香 (1993)