TVB Anniversary Award for Most Popular Female Character

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TVB Anniversary Award for Most Popular Female Character
Awarded for"Popular Performance by an Actress in a Television Role"
Country Hong Kong
Presented by Television Broadcasts Limited (TVB)
First awarded2006
Currently held byAmy Fan Yik Man - Come Home Love: Lo and Behold (2022)
Website http://birthday.tvb.com/

The TVB Anniversary Award for Most Popular Female Character is one of the TVB Anniversary Awards presented annually by Television Broadcasts Limited (TVB) to recognize an actress who has delivered a popular performance in a Hong Kong television drama role throughout the designated year. The My Favourite Female Television Role (我最喜愛的電視女角色) was not introduced to the awards ceremony until 2006, nine years after its establishment. In 2013, the name was changed to Most Popular Female Television Role (最受歡迎電視女角色).

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The original equivalent of the award was called My Favourite Television Roles of the Year (本年度我最喜愛的電視角色), which was created in 2003. The award was given to 12 winners for both actors and actresses. In 2006, the award was divided into two separate gender categories and reduced to one specific winner. The 2019 awards ceremony was the first and only ceremony to have two winners tied for Most Popular Female Character.

Winners and nominees

Charmaine Sheh won in 2006 for her performance in Maidens' Vow. She won again in 2010 for her portrayal of Princess Chiu-yeung in Can't Buy Me Love. Sheh20190611.jpg
Charmaine Sheh won in 2006 for her performance in Maidens' Vow . She won again in 2010 for her portrayal of Princess Chiu-yeung in Can't Buy Me Love .
Louise Lee is the oldest winner. She won in 2008 for her portrayal of Chung Siu-hor in Moonlight Resonance. Lee Sze Kei 1.JPG
Louise Lee is the oldest winner. She won in 2008 for her portrayal of Chung Siu-hor in Moonlight Resonance .
Myolie Wu won in 2011 for her portrayal of Kris Wong in Ghetto Justice. MyolieWu2007.jpg
Myolie Wu won in 2011 for her portrayal of Kris Wong in Ghetto Justice .
Kate Tsui won in 2012 for her portrayal of Pat Chan in Highs and Lows. Kate Tsui Tsz-shan.jpg
Kate Tsui won in 2012 for her portrayal of Pat Chan in Highs and Lows .
Grace Wong won in 2016 for her portrayal of Fa Man in A Fist Within Four Walls. Grace Wong.jpg
Grace Wong won in 2016 for her portrayal of Fa Man in A Fist Within Four Walls .
Selena Lee won in 2019 for her performance in Barrack O'Karma. Selenali 1223 EPC7.jpg
Selena Lee won in 2019 for her performance in Barrack O'Karma.
Miriam Yeung won in 2019 for her portrayal of Lam Fei in Wonder Women. Miriam Yeung from "i'm livin' it" at Opening Ceremony of the Tokyo International Film Festival 2019 (49013943711).jpg
Miriam Yeung won in 2019 for her portrayal of Lam Fei in Wonder Women.

TVB nominates at least ten actresses for the category each year. The following table lists only the actresses who have made it to the top five nominations during the designated awards ceremony. There were no top five nominations from 2012 to 2014.

Table key
Indicates the winner

2000s

YearActressDramaRole(s)
2006
(10th)
Charmaine Sheh Maidens' Vow Ngai Yu-fung / Wang Chi-kwan / Jenny Pak / Tai Sze-ka
Niki Chow Under the Canopy of Love Fiona Ko
Sheren Tang La Femme Desperado Hilda Hoi
Gigi Lai The Dance of Passion Kai Ming-fung
Myolie Wu To Grow with Love Tina Ho
2007
(11th)
Susanna Kwan Heart of Greed Wong Sau-kam
Charmaine Sheh Glittering Days Chu Yuk-lan
Louise Lee Heart of Greed Ling Hau
Linda Chung Heart of Greed Sheung Choi-sum
Gigi Lai The Ultimate Crime Fighter Wong Jing-ying
2008
(12th)
Louise Lee Moonlight Resonance Chung Siu-hor
Charmaine Sheh Word Twisters' Adventures Naplan Ching-ching
Susanna Kwan Moonlight Resonance Chung Siu-sa
Fala Chen Moonlight Resonance Kam Wing-Hing
Linda Chung Legend of the Demigods Gai Choi-chi (Sister Ho Choi)
2009
(13th)
Tavia Yeung Beyond the Realm of Conscience Yiu Kam-ling
Teresa Mo Off Pedder Yan Sheung
Sheren Tang Rosy Business Hong Po-kei
Charmaine Sheh You're Hired Lam Miu-miu
Beyond the Realm of Conscience Lau Sam-ho

2010s

YearActressDramaRole(s)
2010
(14th)
Charmaine Sheh Can't Buy Me Love Princess Chiu-yeung
Tavia Yeung The Mysteries of Love Tsui Siu-lai
Teresa Mo Some Day Tseng Kiu
Linda Chung Can't Buy Me Love Ng Sei-tak
Sheren Tang No Regrets Cheng Kau-mui (Miss Kau)
2011
(15th)
Myolie Wu Ghetto Justice Kris Wong
Linda Chung Yes, Sir. Sorry, Sir! Carman "Miss Cool" Koo
Fala Chen Lives of Omission WSIP Jodie "Madam Jo" Chau
Maggie Cheung Ho-yee Forensic Heroes III Dr. Mandy Chung
Aimee Chan Forensic Heroes III Angel Chiang
2012
(16th)
Kate Tsui Highs and Lows Pat Chan
Tavia Yeung The Hippocratic Crush Fan Tze Yu
Silver Spoon, Sterling Shackles Hong Tze Kwan
Myolie Wu Ghetto Justice II Kris Wong
Michelle Yim The Confidant Empress Dowager Cixi
2013
(17th)
Kristal Tin Brother's Keeper Yiu Man-ying
Fala Chen Triumph in the Skies II Holiday Ho
Linda Chung Brother's Keeper Rachel Cheuk
Tavia Yeung The Hippocratic Crush II Fan Tze Yu
Kate Tsui Bounty Lady Jennifer Shing
2014
(18th)
Charmaine Sheh Line Walker Ting Siu-ka
Priscilla Wong Swipe Tap Love Yu Chor Kin
Kristal Tin Black Heart White Soul Tam Mei Ching
Linda Chung Tiger Cubs II Chung Wai Yan
Ivana Wong Come On, Cousin Lam Suet
2015
(19th)
Kristal Tin Ghost of Relativity May Suen
Priscilla Wong Madam Cutie On Duty Apple Fa
Linda Chung Limelight Years Szeto Tik-tik
Nancy Wu Ghost of Relativity Gin Keung
Alice Chan Lord of Shanghai Yiu Gwai-sang
2016
(20th)
Grace Wong A Fist Within Four Walls Fa Man
Natalie Tong Speed of Life Yiu Yiu
Tracy Chu Over Run Over Ling Sun-fung
Joyce Tang House of Spirits Po Yan
Nancy Wu A Fist Within Four Walls Tiu Lan
2017
(21st)
Sisley Choi Legal Mavericks Deanie "Dino" Chiu
Natalie Tong My Unfair Lady Cherry Ling
Nancy Wu The Unholy Alliance Yuen Ching-yan
Mandy Wong The Exorcist's Meter Chong Chi-yeuk
Ali Lee My Ages Apart Paris Sheung
2018
(22nd)
Alice Chan Deep in the Realm of Conscience Princess Taiping
Mandy Wong Threesome Fong Yi Yan (Evie) / Piña Colada / Sau Mak Mak
Nancy Wu Deep in the Realm of Conscience Empress Wang (Xuanzong)
Ali Lee Who Wants a Baby? Ellen Tong
Grace Wong OMG, Your Honour Ophelia Mok
2019
(23rd)
Selena Lee Barrack O'Karma Coco Yeung / Alexandra "Alex" Cheung
Miriam Yeung Wonder Women Lam Fei
Mandy Lam Come Home Love: Lo and Behold Linda Lung
Natalie Tong Big White Duel Zoe So
Rebecca Zhu Wonder Women Ma Si-lui

2020s

YearActressDramaRole(s)
2020
(24th)
Katy Kung Hong Kong Love StoriesKaty Yau Hoi Kei
Ali Lee Death By ZeroChin Hoeng Sai
Winki Lai Al Cappuccino Chiang Chin-Ha
Kelly Cheung The WitnessChris Lee Chung Ying
Sisley Choi Line Walker: Bull Fight Dau Nga Hei
2021
(25th)
Ali Lee Beauty and the Boss Amelia Wong Lai-Mei
Joyce Tang Come Home Love: Lo and Behold Hung Sheung Sin
Lesley ChiangLiza
Rosina Lam Sinister Beings Ma Wing-Sze
Linda Chung Kids' Lives Matter Eman Cheung Yi-Sum
2022

(26th)

Amy Fan Yik Man Come Home Love: Lo and Behold Cindy Pak Tin Ngo
Moon Lau The War of BeautiesLee Ching-Yi
Elena Kong Get On A FlatKaren Mok Man-Wai
Rosita KwokGet On A FlatChe Chin Chin
Erica Chan Hello Missfortune Poon Siu-Yu

Award record

Age superlatives
RecordActressTV dramaAge (in years)
Oldest winner Louise Lee Moonlight Resonance 58
Oldest top 5 nominee
Youngest winner Sisley Choi Legal Mavericks 26
Youngest top 5 nominee Linda Chung Heart of Greed 23

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