Priscilla Wong

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Priscilla Wong
黃翠如
Huang Cui Ru .jpg
Wong in October 2019
Born
Wong Tsui-yu

(1981-10-23) 23 October 1981 (age 42)
Alma mater Hong Kong Baptist University
Occupations
  • Actress
  • Television host
Years active2003–present
Notable work Pilgrimage of Wealth
Madam Cutie On Duty
Two Steps From Heaven
Life After Death
Spouse
(m. 2018)
Chinese name
Traditional Chinese 黃翠如
Simplified Chinese 黄翠如

Priscilla Wong Tsui-yu [upper-alpha 1] (born 23 October 1981) is a Hong Kong actress and television host. Wong began her career as an anchor at i-Cable in 2003, later joining TVB in 2012 for her acting career. She made her TV acting debut in Reality Check (2013) and received the "Most Improved Female Artiste" award at the 47th TVB Anniversary Awards in 2014.

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Life and career

1981–2003: Early life

Priscilla Wong was born on 23 October 1981 in Hong Kong, [1] the second oldest of five daughters. Her father worked as a fishmonger, originating from Chaozhou, while her mother is a homemaker. [2] [3] Growing up, her family struggled financially and lived in a public housing unit in Ma On Shan. [3] [4] In 1998, her father co-founded Luen Wong, a construction company that later became publicly listed in 2016. [5] She attended Pentecostal Lam Hon Kwong Secondary School and graduated in 2000. During her time at school, Wong developed an interest in acting, particularly in stage theater. She actively participated in the school's drama club, assuming leadership responsibilities and taking part in various performances. [6] [7] It was during this time that she also received a scholarship to study acting in England. [8] Wong initially dreamt of entering the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts [9] but ultimately pursued a degree in communications and public relations at Hong Kong Baptist University, graduating in 2003. [10]

2003–2020: Career beginnings and early works

In 2003, Wong began working as an anchor for travelogue and entertainment news programs at the cable network i-Cable. She had a brief stint at Now TV in 2010 but returned to i-Cable a year later. [11] [12] At the time, she was known for having easy access to holding interviews with the comedian Stephen Chow. [2] While Wong had a few opportunities in acting early on, including her role opposite Dicky Cheung in the film The Champions (2008), she did not fully transition into a professional acting career until she signed with the television network TVB in 2012. [1] [11] [12]

Wong ventured into TV acting with her debut in the television drama Reality Check (2013), where she portrayed the role of a television production assistant. [13] During the same year, she also appeared as a pickpocket in the costume drama Karma Rider and co-hosted the travelogue Pilgrimage of Wealth 2 alongside Tony Hung. Her hosting skills earned the "Best Host" at the 46th TVB Anniversary Awards. [14] [15] In 2014, Wong was recognized for her progress as an actress and received the "Most Improved Female Artiste" at the 47th TVB Anniversary Awards, for her performances in the television dramas Return of the Silver Tongue and Swipe Tap Love . [16] The following year, Wong's on-screen chemistry with Edwin Siu in television drama Madam Cutie On Duty scored them two "Favorite Onscreen Couple" Awards at the StarHub TVB Awards and TVB Star Awards Malaysia, respectively. [17] [18]

In the following years, Wong's notable works included her role in Two Steps From Heaven (2016), where she portrayed a two-faced and manipulative character. This marked her first antagonistic role, a departure from her previous more straightforward characters. Her performance in the series earned her a Top 5 nomination for "Best Actress" at the 49th TVB Anniversary Awards. [19] In 2017, Wong received recognition as one of the "Best Hosts" at the 50th TVB Anniversary Awards for her participation in the travelogue program Dodo Goes Shopping Season 2 . She co-hosted the show alongside Carol Cheng and the hip-hop group FAMA. [20] During the same year, Wong also took on the role of an undercover police officer in the crime drama Line Walker: The Prelude . She later reprised the same character in the sequel Line Walker: Bull Fight (2020). [21]

2020–present: Life After Death

Wong starred in the melodrama Life After Death (2020), where she portrayed a young widow navigating life challenges following her husband's demise. The show was relatively popular, and secured the fifth position on Yahoo! Hong Kong's "Most Search Television Dramas" of the year. [22] [23] She was generally praised for her performance. [24]

Personal life

In 2014, Wong met fellow actor Edwin Siu on the set of television drama Madam Cutie On Duty . They started dating some time later and were married in 2018. [25] Additionally, she developed a close friendship with Shiga Lin and Yoyo Chen after working together on the TV series Life After Death (2020). [26]

Filmography

As actress

Television series

YearTitleRoleNotesRef.
2013 Reality Check May Hui Mei-fung [13]
Karma Rider Foon Hei [14]
2013-2014 Return of the Silver Tongue Chow Kuk [27]
2014 Swipe Tap Love Yu Chor-kin [28]
2015 Madam Cutie On Duty Apple Fa Ping [25]
Every Step You Take Priscilla Wong Tsui-yuSpecial appearance [29]
Romance of 7 Days  [ zh ]Cheung Lin LouA CMB channel (South Korea)-TVB's J2 co-production [30]
2015-2016 Come Home Love 2 Wan Sze-szeSeason 2 [31]
2016 A Time of Love II Chin ChingEpisode 2 - Taiwan [32]
Inspector Gourmet Sam Oi-kiu [33]
Two Steps From Heaven Max Koo Shing-sheung [25]
2017 Married but Available Janet Chu Ming-ming [34]
Line Walker: The Prelude Cheng Shuk-mui [35]
My Ages Apart Lam Ching-manGuest star [36]
Heart and Greed Fong Hei-man [37]
2019 The Defected JaniceVoice guest star [38]
2020 Life After Death Laura Fong Lok-man [39]
Ratman to the Rescue  [ zh ]Song Hoi-yan [40]
Line Walker: Bull Fight Cheng Shuk-mui [41]
2021 Battle Of The Seven Sisters Alison Koo Ling-shanMain Role [42]

Film

YearTitleRoleNotesRef.
2002 Mighty Baby LilyExtra [43]
2004 I Will Be a Model  [ zh ]Receptionist [44]
2008 The Champions  [ zh ]An Ling [45]
2014Mom, I Love YouChan Suet [46]

As host

YearEnglish titleChinese titleNetworkNotesRef.
2003-2009, 2011Entertainment News有線娛樂新聞台i-Cable [47]
2007Wonderful Life活得很滋味 [48]
200840 Day Wild Vacation40日峰狂嘆世界 [49]
2009Love Match Turnaround玩轉姻玄路 [50]
2010LifetivalNowTV
Tiger Has Party老虎都要 party
One Life One Earth一個地球 [51]
2011World Exploration With Every Single Person地平線上 這個世界那些人i-Cable
The Stories Of Those那些人的故事
2013Pilgrimage of Wealth走過浮華大地TVBwith Tony Hung [48]
Fun Hotels蒲.酒店with Jason Chan
Pilgrimage of Wealth走過浮華大地 亞洲篇with Tony Hung; season 2 [48]
2014The Conquerors快樂聯盟
Pilgrimage to Football Meccas走過足球聖地with Tony Hung [48]
Chef Minor我係小廚神with Bob Lam
2015Chef Minor 2我係小廚神2with Bob Lam
Make Your Choice超強選擇一分鐘with Sammy Leung and Chin Ka-lok
DoDo Goes ShoppingDo姐去Shoppingwith Carol Cheng and FAMA [20]
2019Here We Go Again出走澳洲with Tony Hung [48]
2022Across Borders遊走世界天與地 [52]
2023Taste Of East Meets West煮東煮西
HERE WE GO, Off The Beaten Roads膽粗粗·HERE WE GO

Awards and nominations

YearAwardCategoryNominated workResult
2013 TVB Anniversary Awards My Favourite Female Character Reality Check Nominated
Most Improved Female Artiste Reality Check
Karma Rider
Pilgrimage of Wealth
Explore Hotels
Pilgrimage of Wealth II
Nominated
Best Show Host (with Tony Hung)Pilgrimage of Wealth IIWon [15]
TVB Star Awards Malaysia Favourite TVB Promising Female ArtisteReality Check
Karma Rider
Nominated
Favourite TVB Show HostPilgrimage of WealthWon
Yahoo!Asia Buzz Awards Most Searched TV ActressWon
2014TVB Most Popular TV Commercial AwardsMost Popular Actress Extra chewing gumWon
StarHub TVB Awards My Favourite TVB Actress Swipe Tap Love Nominated
My Favourite TVB Female TV CharacterNominated
My Favourite TVB Onscreen Couple (with Raymond Wong)Nominated
TVB Star Awards Malaysia Favourite TVB ActressNominated
Favourite TVB Drama CharactersNominated
Favourite TVB Onscreen Couple (with Raymond Wong)Nominated
Favourite Show TVB Host (with Tony Hung)Pilgrimage to Football MeccasNominated
TVB Anniversary Awards Best Actress Swipe Tap LoveNominated
My Favourite Female Character Nominated
Most Improved Female Artiste Return of the Silver Tongue
Swipe Tap Love
The Conquerors
Pilgrimage to Football Meccas
Chef Minor
Won [16]
Best Show Host (with Tony Hung)Pilgrimage to Football MeccasNominated
2015 StarHub TVB Awards My Favourite TVB Actress Madam Cutie On Duty Nominated
My Favourite TVB Female TV CharacterWon
My Favourite Onscreen Couple (with Edwin Siu)Won
TVB Star Awards Malaysia Favourite TVB ActressNominated
Top 16 Favourite TVB Drama CharactersWon
Favourite TVB Onscreen Couple (with Edwin Siu)Won
TVB Anniversary Awards Best Actress Nominated
My Favourite Female Character Top 5
Best Show Host (with Carol Cheng)DoDo Goes ShoppingNominated
2016 StarHub TVB Awards My Favourite TVB Actress Inspector Gourmet Nominated
My Favourite TVB Host in Variety Program (with Bob Lam)Chef MinorNominated
TVB Star Awards Malaysia Favourite TVB Actress Two Steps From Heaven Nominated
Top 15 Favourite TVB Drama CharactersWon
Favourite TVB Onscreen Couple (with Bosco Wong and Edwin Siu)Nominated
TVB Anniversary Awards Best Actress Top 5
My Favourite Female Character Nominated
2017 StarHub TVB Awards My Favourite TVB Actress Line Walker: The Prelude Nominated
My Favourite TVB Drama CharactersTwo Steps From HeavenNominated
My Favourite TVB Onscreen Couple (with Edwin Siu)Nominated
My Favourite TVB Onscreen Couple (with Tony Hung) Married But Available Nominated
TVB Star Awards Malaysia Favourite TVB ActressLine Walker: The PreludeNominated
Top 17 Favourite TVB Drama CharactersWon
Favourite TVB Onscreen Couple (with Benjamin Yuen and Pakho Chau)Nominated
Favourite TVB Show HostAll Things Girl(with Elena Kong, Joyce Tang, etc.)Nominated
TVB Anniversary Awards Best Actress Line Walker: The PreludeNominated
My Favourite Female Character Nominated
Most Popular On-screen Partnership (with Benjamin Yuen and Pakho Chau)Nominated
Best Show Host (with Carol Cheng)DoDo Goes Shopping sr2Nominated
2020 TVB Anniversary Awards Best Actress Life After Death Nominated
My Favourite Female Character Nominated
Most Popular Onscreen Partnership (with Shiga Lin and Yoyo Chen)Nominated
Favourite TVB Actress in MalaysiaTop 5
2021 TVB Anniversary Awards Best Actress Battle Of The Seven Sisters Nominated
My Favourite Female Character Top 10
Most Popular Onscreen Partnership (with Rosina Lam, Samantha Ko, Jeannie Chan and Judy Kwong)Nominated
Favourite TVB Actress in MalaysiaTop 5
People's Choice Television Awards People's Choice Best ActressNominated
2022 TVB Anniversary Awards Best Female HostAcross BordersTop 5
2023Taste Of East Meets West, :HERE WE GO, Off The Beaten RoadsTop 5

Footnotes

  1. traditional Chinese :黃翠如; simplified Chinese :黄翠如; Jyutping :Wong4 Ceoi3-jyu4

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