Asian Television Award for Best Actress

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The Asian Television Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role is awarded annually by the Asian Television Awards.

Winners and nominees

YearWinner and nomineesEnglish titleOriginal title
15th (2010) Flag of Singapore.svg Rebecca Lim The Pupil
Flag of the Republic of China.svg Yang Kuei-mei The Grass Green Sky芳草碧連天
Flag of the Republic of China.svg Pan Li-li The Addict逆子
Flag of the Republic of China.svg Jian Man-shu Year of the Rain 那年,雨不停國
Flag of the Republic of China.svg Quan Yi Fong The Illusionist魔幻视界
Flag of Singapore.svg Jeanette Aw Together 当我们同在一起
Flag of Singapore.svg Michelle Chia Polo Boys
Flag of Singapore.svg Janice Koh The Pupil
16th (2011) Flag of Hong Kong.svg Charmaine Sheh Can't Buy Me Love 公主嫁到
Flag of the Republic of China.svg Lee Shu-chen Fairy Suzhen仙女不下凡
Flag of the Republic of China.svg Yu Tzu-yu A Teacher’s Heart我愛美金
Flag of Malaysia.svg Zarynn Min Gila
Flag of Malaysia.svg Erra Fazira Sanggul Beracun
Flag of New Zealand.svg Miriama Smith Stolen
17th (2012) Flag of Singapore.svg Rui En Unriddle 2 最火搭档2
Flag of Malaysia.svg Debbie Goh The Descendant 香火
Flag of Malaysia.svg Yeo Yann Yann The Descendant 香火
Flag of the Philippines.svg Sharlene San Pedro Maalaala Mo Kaya (Episode: "T-shirt")
Flag of Singapore.svg Ann Kok Show Hand注定
Flag of Singapore.svg Joanne Peh A Song to Remember 星洲之夜
18th (2013) Flag of the Republic of China.svg Jade Chou Falling 含苞欲墜的每一天
Flag of the Philippines.svg Lorna Tolentino Pahiram ng Sandali
Flag of the Philippines.svg Marian Rivera Temptation of Wife
Flag of Hong Kong.svg Kate Tsui Highs and Lows 雷霆掃毒
Flag of Malaysia.svg Debbie Goh Mining Magnate 半边天
Flag of the Republic of China.svg Fang Wen-lin Go, Hula!呼拉姊妹花
19th (2014) Flag of Malaysia.svg Puteri Balqis Azizi Balqis
Flag of Hong Kong.svg Kristal Tin Brother's Keeper 巨輪
Flag of the Republic of China.svg Tien Hsin A Good Wife親愛的,我愛上別人了
Flag of the Republic of China.svg Ko Shu-chin What Time Will You Be Home?幾點回家
Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg Joan Chen Serangoon Road
Flag of Singapore.svg Rui En Sudden 骤变
20th (2015) Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg Zhou Xun Red Sorghum 紅高粱
Flag of Hong Kong.svg Kristal Tin Black Heart White Soul 忠奸人
Flag of the Republic of China.svg Ruby Lin The Way We Were 16個夏天
Flag of the Republic of China.svg Fang Wen-lin The Last Waltz人生圓舞曲
Flag of the Republic of China.svg Hong Qi-yang Messages Seen已讀不回
Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg Zhao Wei Tiger Mom 虎妈猫爸
Flag of Singapore.svg Felicia Chin Love Is Love: Sunshine
Flag of Singapore.svg Suhaillah Salam Dua Wajah
21st (2016) Flag of the Republic of China.svg Cheryl Yang A Touch of Green 一把青
Flag of the Republic of China.svg Mei Fang Laugh for 24 Hours藥笑24小時
Flag of Thailand.svg Fonthip Watcharatrakul The Sistersเพื่อน แพง
Flag of the Republic of China.svg Ko Chia-yen La Grande Chaumiere Violette紫色大稻埕
Flag of Hong Kong.svg Kristal Tin Ghost of Relativity 鬼同你OT
Flag of Malaysia.svg Jojo Goh The Love Machine
Flag of Singapore.svg Farhana M Noor Bunga Tanjong
22nd (2017) Flag of Hong Kong.svg Kara Hui Affairs of the Heart
Flag of Malaysia.svg Louisa Chong Beautiful World – Crow
Flag of Japan.svg Ryoko Shinohara Desperate for Love
Flag of the Republic of China.svg Chantel Liu The King of Drama
Flag of the Republic of China.svg Ko Chia-yen Welcome to the Happy Days
Flag of Singapore.svg Felicia Chin 2589 Days Apart
Flag of Singapore.svg Zoe Tay You Can Be An Angel 2
23rd (2018) Flag of South Korea.svg Kim Nam-joo Misty 미스티
Flag of South Korea.svg Son Ye-jin Something in the Rain
Flag of Hong Kong.svg Ali Lee My Ages Apart
Flag of the Republic of China.svg Herb Hsu The Alternatives
Flag of the Republic of China.svg Joanne Tseng Attention, Love!
Flag of Thailand.svg Maylada Susri The Swan and The Dragonsหงส์เหนือมังกร
Flag of Hong Kong.svg Sonija Kwok Below the Lion Rock – Secret
Flag of the Philippines.svg Maja Salvador Wildflower
Flag of the Republic of China.svg Yang Chin Age of Rebellion


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