Thursday 5 September 2013

Top 10 Adult Entertainment film actresses of Hong Kong

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Top 10 Adult Entertainment film actresses of Hong Kong


Amy Yip
Born in 1967 in Hong Kong but also with family roots in Taishan, Guangdong, Amy Yip is an actress who was one of the leading sex symbols of Hong Kong cinema in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
Although she took many famous movie roles before she began working for Category III films, people only admire her sexy body. She became famous after shooting Category III films such as Sex and Zen and Erotic Ghost Story. The movie Sex and Zen is also the highest grossing Category III movie in the history of the Hong Kong box office. After making a series of Category III films, she became one of the most popular actresses in Hong Kong and many other parts of Asia in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
After she met her orthopedic surgeon-boyfriend Lim Kiam Hwee, she didn’t make films anymore. She has been in a steady relationship with her boyfriend for more than 15 years. However, they have no intention of getting married or having children
Currently, she runs successful food business. She has a Japanese food restaurant in Zhonghuan and Japanese and Chinese food restaurants in Macao. Now, she lives in a house in Happy Valley worth 21 million HKD (2.7 million USD) and owns a car worth 1.2 million HKD (154,383 USD).

Veronica Yip
Born 12 February 1967, Veronica Yip is an actress in Hong Kong, who is probably most well known for her roles in “adult” Category III films. She started her career after winning 2nd runner-up award in the 1985 Miss Asia Pageant. However, she didn’t become famous until she starred in three famous Category III films: Take Me, Pretty Woman and Hidden Desire. Total box office profits exceeded 30 million HKD (3,859,859 USD), which created the miracle of the “adult” Category III films.
However, she is a very smart woman. Instead of starring more Category III films, she starred in mainstream films such as Red Rose, White Rose and Love on the Rooftops and won the Golden Horse Award.
After she married with Jeffrey Wu, a Chinese-American businessman, she retired from entertainment and moved to the United States. They have a daughter and two sons. She has also been assisting her husband’s business and is worth 8 billion HKD (1 billion USD).

Shu Qi

Born Apr 16, 1976, Shu Qi’s original name is Lin Lihui and her English name is Shu Fanny. Shu Qi is the most successful actress who transferred from a Category III films actress to a mainstream movies actress. More importantly, she has won a variety of awards, including Best Supporting Actress and Best Newcomer in the 16th Hong Kong Film Awards, Best Supporting Actress in the 35th Golden Horse Award and Best Actress in the 42nd Golden Horse Award. Besides, her mouth was chosen by E! as the most sexy mouth in the world.
She began in the softcore porn modeling industry, appearing on the cover of Penthouse Hong Kong in the February 1995 issue and the Chinese edition of Playboy magazine. She starred in some Category III films by the famous Hong Kong producer Manfred Wong, including Sex & Zen II and Red Light District in 1996.
Although she is very successful with her career, her love life is still empty. She didn’t find a new boyfriend after her broke up with the famous actor Leon Lai Ming several years ago.

Chingmy Yau
Born May 16, 1968, Chingmy Yau was called the “Sexy Queen” of Hong Kong. She participated in the 1987 Miss Hong Kong Beauty Pageant but was forced to quit due to a plastic surgery scandal. Although there are many Category III films actresses in Hong Kong, she is extremely welcomed for her natural beauty. Besides her acting skills, her bright eyes are very popular. Although she didn’t say retired from the entertainment industry, she didn’t take part in film anymore.
She starred in a series of Category III films, though she never appeared nude in any of them. The most notable films include Naked Killer and Lover of the Last Empress.
In 1999 she married Hong Kong fashion designer Shen Jiawei and they have 3 daughters. She helps her husband’s fashion business and now she is worth over 1 billion HKD (129 million USD).

Irene Wan Bik-ha
Born January 31, 1967, Irene Wan Bik-ha was noticed for her beauty and remarkable performance in Everlasting Love. She was only 17 years old and co-starred with Andy Lau. Later, the classic TVB drama Vengeance caused a large leap in her career。
She starred in the film All of a Sudden in 1995, which would be her first, and only, time appearing nude in a movie.
In 2000, she got married to businesman He Zuguang and retired from the entertainment industry. Then, she showed up again and starred in some films and commercials in 2009. Although she has been married for a long time, the couple still doesn’t have children.

Yvonne Yung Hung
Born September 17, 1968 in Beijing, Yvonne Yung Hung emigrated to Hong Kong when she was 12 years old. She joined in the entertainment after winning the Miss Asia Pageant in 1989.
From 1993 to 1994, she has appeared in numerous Category III films, including Ten Tortures of the Manchu Qing Dynasty, Ancient Chinese Whorehouse, Lover of the Last Empress and Fake Pretty Woman. So she has become famous because the popular of Ten Tortures of the Manchu Qing Dynasty.
Now, she emphasizes acting in TV series and makes a variety of TV series in the Chinese mainland, Hong Kong and Taiwan. She has also worked with famous actor Zhang Tielin to establish an agency.
Yung’s first marriage ended in divorce. In 2009, she married her second husband, Will Liu, a gymnasium coach. Now they have a daughter and live very happily.

Carrie Ng
Born 1963, she used to play hookers or mistress in TV series of TVB (Television Broadcasts Limited). In 1987, she co-starred with Yun-Fat Chow in the film City on Fire and became famous. Then she took roles in a series of Category III films including Naked Killer and Sex and Zen.
More importantly, she is the first actress who won as the Best Actress of the 30th Golden Horse Award because of a Category III film Remains of a Woman. Besides, she won the Hong Kong Film Awards and has been nominated for 6 times, which proved her excellent acting skills.
She retired in and is rarely seen in public. Recently, she starred in films such as High Fidelity. Her personal life is a mystery.

Loretta Lee
Born Jan 8, 1965, Lee Lai Chun’s English name is Loletta Lee. She is famous for her angelic face and warm smile. First establishing her innocent image in films such as Happy Ghost and Devoted to You, she became the Student Lover in 1990s. However, in order to break the typecasting in her career, she starred in Category III films such as Spirit of Love, Crazy Love, Girls Unbutton and Sex and Zen 2.
Then she stopped making Category III films. She married the famous entertainment broker Xu Yuan and had a daughter in the same year. Her harmonious marriage brought her great success in her career. Due to excellent performance in Ordinary Heroes, she earned her a Golden Bauhina Awards in 2000 for Best Actress and Golden Horse Award in 1999 for Best Actress.
However, after she divorced with her husband in 2000, her life became chaotic. She used drugs and her personal life was very promiscuous.

Mak Ka-Kei
Born Aug 1, 1975, Mak Ka-Kei, also known as Mak Ka Ki and her English name is Teresa, who is a Hong Kong actress sighed to ATV (Asia Television Limited). She was a model before she started to make films and TVs. In 1993, she competed in the 1993 Miss Hong Kong Pageant but failed due to naked picture she made when she was 15 years old.
She is popular for starring in a variety of Category III films. The most famous is The Peeping, in 2002, which took the resounding news of Qu Meifeng.
In 2006, she was married to Wang Guohao, a famous lawyer in Hong Kong and gave birth to a child in 2007 and then retired from the entertainment industry.

Pauline Chan
Born May 23, 1973, Pauline Chan’s first movie was the Category III Erotic Ghost Story 3. As she was only 17 years old, the acting contract was signed by her mother. She was completely nude in this film and became famous. After that, she took a serious of Category III film roles, such as Escape from Brothel, Behind the Pink Door and the Devil Of Rape.
However, she didn’t transfer successfully from a Category III actress to a mainstream actress. Due to emotional instability, fighting and attempted suicide, she became infamous in Hong Kong. Her road to the love was also bumpy. So she jumped off a building in Shanghai on Jul 31, 2002, and died at the age of 29.






























Carina Lau restaurants
courtesy GHC
Kyo-Shun will serve seasonal Kyoto cuisine
Actress Carina Lau is opening three new restaurants in Hong Kong this month. Opening dates have yet to be confirmed, but the choice of cuisine for each will tap directly into Hong Kong’s current food trends — seasonal Japanese dishes and Spanish tapas.
Lau is working with award-winning designer Ira Imerlishvili to create elegant, minimalist interiors for the three projects, which will include two fine dining establishments and a tapas bar.
 
The Japanese contemporary restaurant Kyo-Shun will specialize in traditional, seasonal Kyoto cuisine with ingredients flown in from Japan. The dining room will be done in a traditional style, featuring indoor and outdoor zen gardens, tatami mat flooring, paper screens and paper lamps, and an open kitchen.

The second establishment will be a two-story Spanish restaurant called Zurriola. Inspired by Barcelona’s La Rambla, diners will enter through a wine cellar with a three-meter-high ceiling. A private dining room seating up to 20 people will be available. It will have its own balcony that faces out to Victoria Harbour.

Finally, the vibrant tapas bar Tapagria will top off this trio of eateries. The joint is inspired by Gaudi and as such will feature curved walls and mosaics. It will transform into a late-night venue after 11pm with guest DJs and a cocktail menu.
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- See more at: http://hk.blouinartinfo.com/news/story/935388/actress-carina-lau-to-open-three-restaurants-in-hong-kong#sthash.9fe8utGC.dpuf



Carina Lau restaurants
courtesy GHC
Kyo-Shun will serve seasonal Kyoto cuisine
Actress Carina Lau is opening three new restaurants in Hong Kong this month. Opening dates have yet to be confirmed, but the choice of cuisine for each will tap directly into Hong Kong’s current food trends — seasonal Japanese dishes and Spanish tapas.
Lau is working with award-winning designer Ira Imerlishvili to create elegant, minimalist interiors for the three projects, which will include two fine dining establishments and a tapas bar.
 
The Japanese contemporary restaurant Kyo-Shun will specialize in traditional, seasonal Kyoto cuisine with ingredients flown in from Japan. The dining room will be done in a traditional style, featuring indoor and outdoor zen gardens, tatami mat flooring, paper screens and paper lamps, and an open kitchen.

The second establishment will be a two-story Spanish restaurant called Zurriola. Inspired by Barcelona’s La Rambla, diners will enter through a wine cellar with a three-meter-high ceiling. A private dining room seating up to 20 people will be available. It will have its own balcony that faces out to Victoria Harbour.

Finally, the vibrant tapas bar Tapagria will top off this trio of eateries. The joint is inspired by Gaudi and as such will feature curved walls and mosaics. It will transform into a late-night venue after 11pm with guest DJs and a cocktail menu.
Follow @ARTINFOHongKong
- See more at: http://hk.blouinartinfo.com/news/story/935388/actress-carina-lau-to-open-three-restaurants-in-hong-kong#sthash.9fe8utGC.dpuf
Carina Lau restaurants
courtesy GHC
Kyo-Shun will serve seasonal Kyoto cuisine
Actress Carina Lau is opening three new restaurants in Hong Kong this month. Opening dates have yet to be confirmed, but the choice of cuisine for each will tap directly into Hong Kong’s current food trends — seasonal Japanese dishes and Spanish tapas.
Lau is working with award-winning designer Ira Imerlishvili to create elegant, minimalist interiors for the three projects, which will include two fine dining establishments and a tapas bar.
 
The Japanese contemporary restaurant Kyo-Shun will specialize in traditional, seasonal Kyoto cuisine with ingredients flown in from Japan. The dining room will be done in a traditional style, featuring indoor and outdoor zen gardens, tatami mat flooring, paper screens and paper lamps, and an open kitchen.

The second establishment will be a two-story Spanish restaurant called Zurriola. Inspired by Barcelona’s La Rambla, diners will enter through a wine cellar with a three-meter-high ceiling. A private dining room seating up to 20 people will be available. It will have its own balcony that faces out to Victoria Harbour.

Finally, the vibrant tapas bar Tapagria will top off this trio of eateries. The joint is inspired by Gaudi and as such will feature curved walls and mosaics. It will transform into a late-night venue after 11pm with guest DJs and a cocktail menu.
Follow @ARTINFOHongKong
- See more at: http://hk.blouinartinfo.com/news/story/935388/actress-carina-lau-to-open-three-restaurants-in-hong-kong#sthash.9fe8utGC.dpuf
Carina Lau restaurants
courtesy GHC
Kyo-Shun will serve seasonal Kyoto cuisine
Actress Carina Lau is opening three new restaurants in Hong Kong this month. Opening dates have yet to be confirmed, but the choice of cuisine for each will tap directly into Hong Kong’s current food trends — seasonal Japanese dishes and Spanish tapas.
Lau is working with award-winning designer Ira Imerlishvili to create elegant, minimalist interiors for the three projects, which will include two fine dining establishments and a tapas bar.
 
The Japanese contemporary restaurant Kyo-Shun will specialize in traditional, seasonal Kyoto cuisine with ingredients flown in from Japan. The dining room will be done in a traditional style, featuring indoor and outdoor zen gardens, tatami mat flooring, paper screens and paper lamps, and an open kitchen.

The second establishment will be a two-story Spanish restaurant called Zurriola. Inspired by Barcelona’s La Rambla, diners will enter through a wine cellar with a three-meter-high ceiling. A private dining room seating up to 20 people will be available. It will have its own balcony that faces out to Victoria Harbour.

Finally, the vibrant tapas bar Tapagria will top off this trio of eateries. The joint is inspired by Gaudi and as such will feature curved walls and mosaics. It will transform into a late-night venue after 11pm with guest DJs and a cocktail menu.
Follow @ARTINFOHongKong
- See more at: http://hk.blouinartinfo.com/news/story/935388/actress-carina-lau-to-open-three-restaurants-in-hong-kong#sthash.9fe8utGC.dpuf

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