Lucy-Liu

Lucy Liu (born Lucy Liu) is an American actor, voice actress as well as a director producer and singer. She's attractive and skilled actress that has inspired numerous Asian actors to make it in Hollywood. She gained fame after a number of popular early parts in a variety of shows. In the Ally McBeal series, where she played Ling Woo the villainous character. It was a moment of fame that led to movie roles, such as Shanghai Noon or Charlie's Angels. In Kill Bill Volume 1, Quentin Tarantino, she gave an impressive performance as Japanese crime lord O-Ren Shiii. The same year, she also took on the lead role in a few movies that were not a success at the box office like Rise: Blood Hunter. Following that, she began voice-overs for prominent characters in animated films like Kung Fu Panda. Mia Mason, in Cashmere Mafia and other small screen roles did not achieve any success. Southland, a critically acclaimed series of crime dramas that had Liu playing recurring roles, helped her reestablish her own identity. Liu is very cautious in choosing her roles so that she is not cast in a very competition-driven industry. Although she's embraced her cultural roots, she hasn't let it limit her artistic abilities.