Hong Kong Film Award for Best Actress

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Hong Kong Film Award for Best Actress
Awarded forBest Performance by an Actress in a leading role
Country Hong Kong
Presented by Hong Kong Film Awards
First awarded1982 (for performances in films released in 1981/1982)
Currently held by Jennifer Yu — In Broad Daylight (2024)
Website hkfaa.com

The Hong Kong Film Award for Best Actress is an award presented annually at the Hong Kong Film Awards (HKFA). It is given to honour an actress who has delivered an outstanding performance in a Hong Kong film. [Note 1] The 1st Hong Kong Film Awards ceremony was held in 1982, with no formal nomination procedure established; the award was given to Kara Wai for her role in My Young Auntie . [1] After the first award ceremony, a nomination system was put in place whereby no more than five nominations are made for each category and each entry is selected through two rounds of voting. Firstly, prospective nominees are marked with a weight of 50% each from HKFA voters and a hundred professional adjudicators, contributing towards a final score with which the top five nominees advance to the second round of voting. The winner is then selected via a scoring process where 55% of the vote comes from 55 professional adjudicators, 25% from representatives of the Hong Kong Performing Artistes Guild and 20% from all other HKFA Executive Committee Members. [2]

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Maggie Cheung holds the title of the most awards received having been honoured on 5 separate occasions. Sylvia Chang holds the record for the most nominated actress with 12 nominations.

Winners and nominees

In the following table award nominees are listed by year corresponding to the Hong Kong Film Awards' annual presentation ceremony. At the first incarnation of the ceremony in 1982 awards were presented to winners with no nominees selected. Thereafter, the winner is chosen from a list of nominees from the chosen category.

Kara Wai was the first to win the award for her role in My Young Auntie (1981). SI Twenty-First Annual Made in Hong Kong Film Festival 01 Cropped.jpg
Kara Wai was the first to win the award for her role in My Young Auntie (1981).
Maggie Cheung won the award five times for her roles in A Fishy Story (1989), Center Stage (1991), Comrades: Almost a Love Story (1996), The Soong Sisters (1997) and In the Mood for Love (2000). MaggieCheung.jpg
Maggie Cheung won the award five times for her roles in A Fishy Story (1989), Center Stage (1991), Comrades: Almost a Love Story (1996), The Soong Sisters (1997) and In the Mood for Love (2000).
Sylvia Chang won the award twice for her roles in Passion (1986) and Forever and Ever (2002). Sylvia Chang 2011 (cropped).jpg
Sylvia Chang won the award twice for her roles in Passion (1986) and Forever and Ever (2002).
Brigitte Lin was nominated for her role in Zu Warriors from the Magic Mountain as well as on three other occasions. Brigitte lin ching hsia.jpg
Brigitte Lin was nominated for her role in Zu Warriors from the Magic Mountain as well as on three other occasions.
Sandra Ng won in 1998 for Portland Street Blues. Sandra Ng (cropped).jpg
Sandra Ng won in 1998 for Portland Street Blues .
Anita Yuen won the award for 2 years in a row for her roles in C'est la vie, mon cheri (1993) and He's a Woman, She's a Man (1994). Yuan Yong Yi .jpg
Anita Yuen won the award for 2 years in a row for her roles in C'est la vie, mon chéri (1993) and He's a Woman, She's a Man (1994).
Faye Wong was nominated for her roles in Chungking Express (1995) and Chinese Odyssey 2002. Faye Wong.jpg
Faye Wong was nominated for her roles in Chungking Express (1995) and Chinese Odyssey 2002 .
Cecilia Cheung won in 2004 for Lost in Time. CeciliaCheung.jpg
Cecilia Cheung won in 2004 for Lost in Time .
Zhang Ziyi won in 2005 for 2046 and in 2014 for The Grandmaster. Zhang Ziyi the Jury President at Opening Ceremony of the Tokyo International Film Festival 2019 (49013444988).jpg
Zhang Ziyi won in 2005 for 2046 and in 2014 for The Grandmaster .
Zhou Xun won in 2006 for Perhaps Love. Zhou Xun (cropped).jpg
Zhou Xun won in 2006 for Perhaps Love .
Karen Mok was nominated for her roles in The God of Cookery (1997) and Wait 'til You're Older (2006). 2007TaipeiITMonth KarenMok.jpg
Karen Mok was nominated for her roles in The God of Cookery (1997) and Wait 'til You're Older (2006).
Gong Li won in 2008 for Curse of the Golden Flower. Gong Li Cannes 2011.jpg
Gong Li won in 2008 for Curse of the Golden Flower .
Shu Qi was nominated for the award in both 2010 and 2012. Shu Qi Cannes 2015.jpg
Shu Qi was nominated for the award in both 2010 and 2012.
Gao Yuanyuan was nominated in 2012 for her role in Don't Go Breaking My Heart Art Life 2013 1211 IMG 3605.JPG
Gao Yuanyuan was nominated in 2012 for her role in Don't Go Breaking My Heart
Deanie Ip won in 2012 for A Simple Life. Deanie YIP Tak-Han Mar-2013 (cropped).JPG
Deanie Ip won in 2012 for A Simple Life .
Miriam Yeung won in 2013 for Love in the Buff. MiriamYeung2007-2 (cropped).jpg
Miriam Yeung won in 2013 for Love in the Buff .
Zhao Wei won in 2015 for her role in Dearest. Zhaoweiredcarpet.jpg
Zhao Wei won in 2015 for her role in Dearest .
Teresa Mo won in 2017 for her role in Tomorrow Is Another Day. Teresa Mo.jpg
Teresa Mo won in 2017 for her role in Tomorrow Is Another Day .
Chloe Maayan won in 2018 for her role in Three Husbands. Ceng Mei Hui Zi .jpg
Chloe Maayan won in 2018 for her role in Three Husbands .
Zhou Dongyu won in 2020 for her role in Better Days. Zhou Dongyu2013042302 (CROPPED).jpg
Zhou Dongyu won in 2020 for her role in Better Days .
Cya Liu won in 2022 for her role in Limbo. CYA LIU (Liu Ya Se ) - 40TH HONG KONG FILM AWARDS - 2022.07.17.png
Cya Liu won in 2022 for her role in Limbo .
Sammi Cheng won in 2023 for her role in Lost Love. SAMMI CHENG (Zheng Xiu Wen ) - 41ST HONG KONG FILM AWARDS - 2023.04.16.png
Sammi Cheng won in 2023 for her role in Lost Love.
Table key
‡Indicates the winner
YearActorFilmCharacter nameRefs.
1981
(1st) 		Kara Wai ‡ My Young Auntie Cheng Tai-Nan [3] [4]
1982
(2nd) 		Becky Lam ‡ Lonely Fifteen Bik-Kei Lam [5] [6]
Cherie Chung EclipseFu Min [7]
Season Ma Boat People Cam Nuong [8]
Cora Miao Boat People Nguyen's Mistress [8]
Sylvia Chang Aces Go Places Supt. Nancy Ho [9]
1983
(3rd) 		Cecilia Yip ‡Let's Make LaughYeung Noi-dong [10] [11]
So-ying Hui Ah Ying Ah Ying [12]
Liu Xiaoqing Reign Behind a Curtain Dowager Empress [13]
Cherie Chung Hong Kong, Hong KongMan Si Sun [14]
Brigitte Lin Zu Warriors from the Magic Mountain Countess [15]
1984
(4th) 		Siqin Gaowa ‡ Homecoming Pearl [16] [17]
Cecilia Yip Hong Kong 1941 Han Yuk Nam [18]
Deanie Ip Wrong Wedding TrailMiss Cheng [19]
Sylvia Chang Shanghai Blues Shu-Shu [20]
Josephine Koo Homecoming Coral Zhang [21]
1985
(5th) 		Pauline Wong ‡Love with the Perfect StrangerWong Gam Gam [22] [23]
Pat Ha My Name Ain't SuzieMary Lai Shui Mei [24]
Deanie Ip The Unwritten Law Lau Wai Lan [25]
Brigitte Lin Police Story Selina Fong [26]
Cora Miao Women Bao-er [27]
1986
(6th) 		Sylvia Chang ‡PassionWendy Pai [28] [29]
Sally Yeh Peking Opera Blues Pat Neil [30]
Pan Hong The Last Emperor Li Shuxian [31]
Yuk Guen Lee Just Like WeatherChristine [32]
Season Ma Silent LoveHeung Gite [33]
1987
(7th) 		Josephine Siao ‡ The Wrong Couples Wong Mui [34] [35]
Cherie Chung An Autumn's Tale Jennifer [36]
Carol Cheng Wonder WomenLeung Ho Kau [37]
Joey Wang A Chinese Ghost Story Lit Sin Seen [38]
Din Long Lee Final Victory Ping [39]
Loletta Lee Final Victory Mimi [39]
1988
(8th) 		Anita Mui ‡ Rouge Fleur [40] [41]
Cora Miao Keep on DancingChieh Chang Chang [42]
Carol Cheng Heart to HeartsChu Lai Ngor [43]
Niu Tien The Other ½ & the Other ½June Lee [44]
Maggie Cheung As Tears Go By Ngor [45]
1989
(9th) 		Maggie Cheung ‡ A Fishy Story Huang [46] [47]
Sylvia Chang All About Ah-Long Sylvia Poon [48]
Sylvia Chang Eight Taels of Gold Odds and Ends [48]
Carrie Ng The First Time is the Last Time Winnie Wong [49]
Bo-Bo Fung Beyond the Sunset May [50]
Carina Lau Her Beautiful Life LiesCarole Chang [50]
1990
(10th) 		Carol Cheng ‡ Her Fatal Ways Cheng Shih-Nan [51] [52]
Carina Lau Days of Being Wild Leung Fung-ying [53]
Maggie Cheung Farewell ChinaLi Hung [54]
Sylvia Chang Queen of Temple Street Big Sis Wah [55]
Gong Li A Terra-Cotta Warrior Dong Er/ Zhu Lili [56]
1991
(11th) 		Cecilia Yip ‡ This Thing Called Love Yee [57] [58]
Carol Cheng Her Fatal Ways 2Cheng Shih-Nan [59]
Anita Mui Au Revoir, Mon AmourMui Ye [60]
Carina Lau Gigolo and WhoreChung Siu-Hung [61]
Sharla Cheung Dances with Dragon Moon Chan [62]
1992
(12th) 		Maggie Cheung ‡ Center Stage Ruan Ling-yu [63] [64]
Chingmy Yau Naked Killer Kitty / Vivian Shang [65]
Brigitte Lin Handsome Siblings Eva Mor, daughter of Eva [66]
Anita Mui Justice, My Foot! Madam Sung [67]
Maggie Cheung New Dragon Gate Inn Jade King [68]
Brigitte Lin Swordsman II Asia the Invincible [69]
1993
(13th) 		Anita Yuen ‡ C'est La Vie Mon Cheri Min [70] [71]
Josephine Siao Always on My MindYin Tseung's wife [72]
Josephine Siao The Legend Miu Chui-Fa [73]
Carrie Ng Remains of a WomanJudy Yu [74]
Veronica Yip A Roof with a ViewYip Hiu-Tung [75]
1994
(14th) 		Anita Yuen ‡ He's a Woman, She's a Man Lam Chi Wing [76] [77]
Hui FanOne of the Lucky OnesMaid Wo [78]
Faye Wong Chungking Express Faye [79]
Chien-lien Wu The ReturningElaine [80]
Joan Chen Red Rose White Rose Wang Jiao-Rui [81]
Alice Lau I Have a Date with Spring Butterfly Yiu [82]
1995
(15th) 		Josephine Siao ‡ Summer Snow May Sun [83] [84]
Chingmy Yau I'm Your Birthday Cake!Cher [85]
Bo-Bo Fung Mother of a Different Kind Nurse Lam [86]
Anita Mui Rumble in the Bronx Elaine [87]
Cecilia Yip Peace Hotel Oman [88]
1996
(16th) 		Maggie Cheung ‡ Comrades: Almost a Love Story Qiao Li [89] [90]
Gong Li Temptress Moon Pang Ruyi [91]
Josephine Siao Hu Du Men Lang Kim-Sum [92]
Sandra Ng 4 Faces of EveGam Mo/Chan Giu/Miu Si/Mei Mei [93]
Karen Mok The God of Cookery Turkey [94]
1997
(17th) 		Maggie Cheung ‡ The Soong Sisters Soong Ching-ling [95] [96]
Chien-lien Wu Eighteen Springs Gu Manzhen [97]
Shu Qi Love Is Not a Game, But a JokeLee Lai-shan [98]
Paulyn Sun Island of Greed Miu-Heung [99]
Carina Lau IntimatesWan [100]
1998
(18th) 		Sandra Ng ‡ Portland Street Blues Sister Thirteen [101] [102]
Shu Qi City of Glass Vivian [103]
Fiona Leung A Hero Never Dies Fiona [104]
Anita Yuen Till Death Do Us PartBoBo [105]
Chingmy Yau Hold You Tight Ah Moon [106]
1999
(19th) 		Law Lan ‡ Bullets Over Summer Granny [107] [108]
Deanie Ip Crying HeartMrs. Fat [109]
Loletta Lee Ordinary Heroes Sow [110]
Gigi Leung Tempting Heart Sheo-rou [111]
Cecilia Cheung Fly Me to Polaris Autumn [112]
2000
(20th) 		Maggie Cheung ‡ In the Mood for Love Su Li-zhen [113] [114]
Sammi Cheng Needing You... Kinki Kwok [115]
Qin Hailu Durian Durian Qin Yan [116]
Michelle Yeoh Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon Yu Shu Lien [117]
Zhang Ziyi Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon Jen Yu [117]
2001
(21st) 		Sylvia Chang ‡ Forever and Ever Chi Mo's mom [118] [119]
Sammi Cheng Wu yen Chung Wu Yen [120]
Anita Mui July Rhapsody Lam Man-Ching [121]
Sammi Cheng Love on a Diet Mini Mo [122]
Sammi Cheng Fighting for Love Siu Tong [122]
2002
(22nd) 		Angelica Lee ‡ The Eye Man [123] [124]
Sandra Ng Golden Chicken Kam [125]
Faye Wong Chinese Odyssey 2002 Princess Wushuang [126]
Karena Lam Inner Senses Cheung Yan [127]
Maggie Cheung Hero Flying Snow [128]
2003
(23rd) 		Cecilia Cheung ‡ Lost in Time Siu Wai [129] [130]
Cecilia Cheung Running on Karma Lee Fung Yee [129]
Sandra Ng Golden Chicken 2 Kam [125]
Karena Lam The Floating Landscape Maan [131]
Carina Lau Infernal Affairs II Mary Hon [132]
2004
(24th) 		Zhang Ziyi ‡ 2046 Bai Ling [133] [134]
Sylvia Chang 20 30 40 Lily [135]
Karena Lam Koma Ling [136]
Yuen Qiu Kung Fu Hustle Landlady [137]
Cecilia Cheung One Nite in Mongkok Dandan [138]
2005
(25th) 		Zhou Xun ‡ Perhaps Love Sun Na [139] [140]
Sammi Cheng Everlasting Regret Wang Qiyao [141]
Karena Lam Home Sweet Home Yan Hong [142]
Sylvia Chang Rice Rhapsody Jen [143]
Karen Mok Wait 'Til You're Older Tsui Man [144]
2006
(26th) 		Gong Li ‡ Curse of the Golden Flower Empress Phoenix [145] [146]
Teresa Mo Men Suddenly in Black 2Chang Wai-Yee [147]
Angelica Lee Re-cycle Ting-Yin [148]
Rene Liu Happy BirthdayMi [149]
Isabella Leong Isabella Bik-Yan Cheung [150]
2007
(27th) 		Siqin Gaowa ‡ The Postmodern Life of My Aunt Ye Rutang [151] [152]
Teresa Mo Mr. Cinema Chan Sau Ying [153]
Zhang Jingchu Protégé Jane [154]
Rene Liu KidnapHe Wanzhen [155]
Charlene Choi Simply Actors Dani Dan [156]
2008
(28th) 		Paw Hee-Ching ‡ The Way We Are Mrs. Cheung [157] [158]
Prudence Liew True Women For Sale Lai Chung-chung [159]
Barbie Shu Connected Grace Wong [160]
Zhou Xun Painted Skin Xiao Wei [161]
Karena Lam Claustrophobia Pearl [162]
2009
(29th) 		Kara Wai ‡ At the End of Daybreak Tak's mother [163] [164]
Zhang Jingchu Night and Fog Wong Hiu Ling [165]
Zhao Wei Mulan Hua Mulan [166]
Shu Qi Look for a Star Milan Sit [167]
Sandra Ng Echoes of the Rainbow Mrs. Law [168]
2010
(30th) 		Carina Lau ‡ Detective Dee and the Mystery of the Phantom Flame Empress Wu Zetian [169] [170]
Josie Ho Dream Home Cheng Lai-Sheung [171]
Fiona Sit Break Up Club Flora [172]
Miriam Yeung Love in a Puff Cherie [173]
Tang Wei Crossing Hennessy Oi-lin [174]
2011
(31st) 		Deanie Ip ‡ A Simple Life Sister Peach [175] [176]
Shu Qi A Beautiful Life Li Pei-ru [177]
Tang Wei Dragon Yu [178]
Gao Yuanyuan Don't Go Breaking My Heart Zixin [179]
Zhou Xun Flying Swords of Dragon Gate Ling Yan-qiu [180]
2012
(32nd) 		Miriam Yeung ‡ Love in the Buff Cherie [181] [182]
Sammi Cheng Romancing in Thin Air Sue [183]
Elanne Kong Love Lifting Li Li [184]
Zhou Xun The Great Magician Liu Yin [185]
Zhou Xun The Silent War Xue Ning [186]
2013
(33rd) 		Ziyi Zhang ‡ The Grandmaster Gong Er [187] [188]
Tang Wei Finding Mr. Right Wen Jia-jia [189]
Sammi Cheng Blind Detective Goldie Ho [190]
Hee Ching Paw Rigor Mortis Mui [191]
Cherry Ngan The Way We Dance Lam Fa/ Fleur [192]
2014
(34th) 		Zhao Wei ‡ Dearest Li Hongqin [193] [194]
Sandra Ng Golden Chickensss Kam [195]
Tang Wei The Golden Era Zhang Naiying [196]
Zhou Xun Women Who Flirt Zhang Hui [197]
Charlene Choi Sara Sara [198]
2015
(35th) 		Jessie Li ‡ Port of Call Wang Jiamei [199] [200]
Miriam Yeung Little Big Master Lui Wai-hung [201]
Tang Wei A Tale of Three Cities Chen Yuerong [202]
Sylvia Chang Office Winnie Chang [203]
Karena Lam Heaven in the Dark Michelle [204]
2016
(36th) 		Kara Wai‡ Happiness ‡Aunt Fanny [205] [206]
Zhou Dongyu Soul Mate Ansheng [207]
Ma Sichun Soul Mate Qiyue
Nina Paw Show Me Your Love Yau Ngan [208]
Tang Wei Book of Love Jiao [209]
2017
(37th) 		Teresa Mo ‡ Tomorrow Is Another Day ‡Mrs Wong [210] [211]
Sylvia Chang Love Education Yue Huiying [212]
Zhou Xun Our Time Will Come Lan [213]
Stephy Tang The Empty HandsMari Hirakawa [214]
Chrissie Chau 29+1 Christy Lam [215]
2018
(38th) 		Chloe Maayan ‡ Three Husbands ‡Ah Mui [216]
Charlene Choi The Lady Improper Siu Man
Zhang Jingchu Project Gutenberg Yuen Man
Jennifer Yu DistinctionQian Siying
Crisel Consunji Still Human Evelyn Santos
2019
(39th) 		Zhou Dongyu ‡ Better Days ‡Chen Nian [217]
Sammi Cheng Fagara Acacia Ha
Sammi Cheng Fatal Visit Ling
Cecilia Choi Beyond The Dream Yan / Yip Lam
Stephy Tang My Prince Edward Fong
2020-21
(40th) 		Cya Liu‡ Limbo ‡Wong To [218] [219]
Chrissie Chau MadalenaLena
Louise Wong Anita Anita Mui
Sandra Ng Zero to Hero So's mother
Gong Li Leap Coach Lang Ping
2022
(41st) 		Sammi Cheng ‡Lost Love ‡Tin Mei [220]
Louisa So The Sparring Partner Carrie Yau
Teresa Mo Mama's Affair Mei Fung
Angela Yuen The Narrow Road Candy
Sylvia Chang A Light Never Goes Out Mei Hsiang
2023
(42nd) 		Jennifer Yu ‡ In Broad Daylight ‡Kay [221]
Kay Tse Band FourCat
Michelle Wai Ready O/R RotHeidi
Louise Wong A Guilty Conscience Jolene Tsang
Chung Suet Ying The Lyricist Wannabe Law Wing Sze

Multiple wins and nominations

Age superlatives

RecordActressFilmAge (in years)Ref.
Oldest winner Law Lan Bullets Over Summer 66 [222]
Oldest nominee Sylvia Chang A Light Never Goes Out 69 [223]
Youngest winner Becky Lam Lonely Fifteen 17 [222]
Youngest nominee Becky Lam Lonely Fifteen 17

Notes

^ A film is considered to be a "Hong Kong film" by meeting at least 2 of the following criteria: [2]
  1. The film's director is a Hong Kong resident that holds a Hong Kong Identity Card
  2. At least one of the film's production companies are legally registered in Hong Kong SAR.
  3. At least one person involved in the film's production from any six separate award categories who are Hong Kong resident holding a Hong Kong Identity Card.

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