 |
| Name: | Margaret Cheung Man-yuk | |||||
| Native name: | 张曼玉 | |||||
| Also known as: | 張曼玉 | |||||
| Stage name: | Maggie Cheung | |||||
| Native stage name: | 張曼玉 | |||||
| Date of birth: | September 20, 1964 | |||||
| Birthplace: | British Hong Kong | |||||
| Country: | Hong Kong | |||||
| Debut date: | 1984 | |||||
| Years active: | 1984-2004, 2009-2013 | |||||
| Agency: | TVB | |||||
| Education: | St. Paul's Primary Catholic School, Happy Valley St Edmund's School, Canterbury University of Edinburgh (Honorary PhD) |
|||||
| Relations: | Ole Scheeren, former partner (2007-2011) Olivier Assayas, former husband (Married in 1998, Divorced in 2001) |
|||||
| SNS: |
|
| Description | |
| Maggie Cheung (張曼玉) is a Hong Kong former actress and model. She started her career after placing second in 1983's Miss Hong Kong Pageant. She was a semi-finalist in the Miss World pageant the same year. After two years as a TV presenter, it led to a contract with TVB (the television arm of the Shaw Bros. Studio). She made her acting debut in 1984 in the film Prince Charming. Chueng took a break from acting in 2004, returning in 2009 and retired from the profession in 2013. |
| Filmography | |
| The Fallen Family (1984) as Duen Lau Yee The Yang's Saga (1985) as Divine Lady of Nine Heavens The Iceman Cometh (1989) as Polly Red Dust (1990) as Yueh-Feng Moon Warriors (1992) as Mo-sin New Dragon Gate Inn (1992) as Jade Flying Dagger (1993) as Flying Cat Green Snake (1993) as Green Snake Holy Weapon (1993) as Princess Tin Heung The Mad Monk (1993) as Bai Xiao Yu The Eagle Shooting Heroes (1993) as Imperial Master Ashes of Time (1994) as Ouyang Feng's sister-in-law The Soong Sisters (1997) as Soong Ching-ling Hero (2002) as Flying Snow Ashes of Time Redux (2008) as Brother's wife |
| Awards | ||
| 1989 26th Golden Horse Awards | ||
| Best Actress | Full Moon in New York | Won |
| Best Actress | As Tears Go By | Nominated |
| 1990 27th Golden Horse Awards | ||
| Best Supporting Actress | Red Dust | Won |
| 1990 9th Hong Kong Film Awards | ||
| Best Actress | A Fishy Story | Won |
| Best Actress | Farewell China | Nominated |
| Best Supporting Actress | Red Dust | Nominated |
| 1990 8th Torino International Festival of Young Cinema | ||
| Jury Special Prize | Farewell China | Won |
| 1991 28th Golden Horse Awards | ||
| Best Actress | Center Stage | Won |
| 1992 29th Golden Horse Awards | ||
| Best Leading Actress | New Dragon Gate Inn | Nominated |
| 1992 11th Hong Kong Film Awards | ||
| Best Actress | New Dragon Gate Inn | Nominated |
| 1992 42nd Berlin International Film Festival | ||
| Best Actress | Center Stage | Won |
| 1992 Chicago International Film Festival | ||
| Best Actress | Center Stage | Won |
| 1993 12th Hong Kong Film Awards | ||
| Best Actress | Center Stage | Won |
| 1996 Hong Kong Film Critics Society Award | ||
| Best Actress | Comrades: Almost a Love Story | Won |
| 1997 16th Hong Kong Film Awards | ||
| Best Actress | Comrades: Almost a Love Story | Won |
| 1997 Asia-Pacific Film Festival | ||
| Best Actress | Comrades: Almost a Love Story | Won |
| 1997 Golden Bauhinia Awards | ||
| Best Actress | Comrades: Almost a Love Story | Won |
| 1997 34th Golden Horse Awards | ||
| Best Actress | Comrades: Almost a Love Story | Won |
| 1998 17th Hong Kong Film Awards | ||
| Best Actress | The Soong Sisters | Won |
| 1998 Golden Bauhinia Awards | ||
| Best Actress | The Soong Sisters | Nominated |
| 2000 37th Golden Horse Awards | ||
| Best Actress | In the Mood for Love | Won |
| 2000 Golden Bauhinia Awards | ||
| Best Actress | In the Mood for Love | Nominated |
| 2001 Asian Film Critics Association Awards | ||
| Best Actress | In the Mood for Love | Won |
| 2001 1st Chinese Film Media Awards | ||
| Best Actress | In the Mood for Love | Won |
| 2001 Durban International Film Festival | ||
| Best Actress | In the Mood for Love | Won |
| 2001 20th Hong Kong Film Awards | ||
| Best Actress | In the Mood for Love | Won |
| 2001 SESC Film Festival | ||
| Best Foreign Actress | In the Mood for Love | Won |
| 2002 21st Hong Kong Film Awards | ||
| Best Actress | Hero | Nominated |
| 2002 Golden Bauhinia Awards | ||
| Best Actress | Hero | Nominated |
| 2002 Chlotrudis Awards | ||
| Best Actress | In the Mood for Love | Nominated |
| 2003 3rd Chinese Film Media Awards | ||
| Most Popular Actress | Hero | Won |
| 2004 57th Cannes Film Festival | ||
| Best Actress | Clean | Won |
| 2004 Hawaii International Film Festival | ||
| Award for Achievement in Acting | Maggie Cheung | Won |
| 2005 30th César Awards | ||
| Best Actress (Meilleure actrice) | Clean | Nominated |
| 2005 Montréal World Film Festival | ||
| Exceptional Contribution to Cinematographic Art | Maggie Cheung | Won |
| 2005 Asian American International Film Festival | ||
| Acting Achievement Award | Maggie Cheung | Won |
| 2007 Chlotrudis Awards | ||
| Best Actress | Clean | Nominated |
| 2007 Shanghai International Film Festival | ||
| Outstanding Contribution to Chinese Cinema | Maggie Cheung | Won |
| Photos |
