Bai Ling

Bai Ling to play Helen Mirren's top hooker

source: 3 News NZ

 New Zealand Actress Bai Ling has been added to Helen Mirren's bevy of beauties in a new film about a Las Vegas brothel - even though her audition was anything but normal. The Wild Wild West star had to be persuaded to turn around after spending much of the Love ...

Published Sun, Jun 14

Also in theaters, 6/12.

source: IFC

This week, [Bai Ling] can be seen in director Anna Chi's new dramedy 'Dim Sum Funeral,' about estranged Chinese-American siblings who reunite after the death of their overbearing but misunderstood mother," writes Aaron Hillis, introducing his ...

Published Fri, Jun 12

LING TO PLAY MIRREN'S TOP HOOKER

source: Contactmusic.com

 UK Actress BAI LING has been added to HELEN mirren's bevy of beauties in a new film about a Las Vegas brothel - even though her audition was anything but normal. The Wild Wild West star had to be persuaded to turn around after spending much of the Love ...

Published Tue, Jun 9

Anna Chi: A film career that came by special order

source: Los Angeles Times

 CA The US-Canadian co-production -- whose large ensemble cast includes Russell Wong, Bai Ling, Steph Song, Julia Nickson, Françoise Yip, Kelly Hu and Talia Shire -- was inspired by an idea Chi hatched several years ago after lunching with a friend from ...

Published Sat, Jun 6

Bai Ling cranks up moonstruck life for "High Voltage"

source: upstatetoday.com

 SC In 1997, she starred in "Red Corner," a film about China's justice system that was banned in that country. She said she had to apologize to Chinese government officials for "Red Corner," which allowed her to eventually return to the country for movie ...

Published Tue, Apr 21

A ferocious Bai Ling in "Crank: High Voltage."

source: Reading Eagle

 PA Her credits include movies such as "Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow" and "The Crow" plus TV shows like "Angel," "Lost" and "Jake 2.0." Bai Ling won the Asian Oscar for her work in "Dumplings," her first Hong Kong film. Unlike most of those other ...

Published Mon, Apr 20

Bai Ling is out of this world

source: Stuff.co.nz

 New Zealand In 1997, she starred in Red Corner, a film about China's justice system that was banned in that country. She said she had to apologize to Chinese government officials for Red Corner, which allowed her to eventually return to the country for movie work. ...

Published Sun, Apr 19

Bai Ling: I used to be a cheetah and a hermit

source: MiamiHerald.com

Her credits include movies such as Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow and The Crow plus TV shows like Angel, Lost and Jake 2.0. Unlike most of those other acting jobs, in Crank: High Voltage Bai Ling also helped to create the look for her character. ...

Published Sun, Apr 19