Born in Los Angeles, California, USA — Jan 03 1905• Died Feb 02 1961

Wong Liu Tsong (January 3, 1905 – February 3, 1961), known professionally as Anna May Wong, was an American actress whose long career spanned both silent and sound films, television, stage, and radio. Apart from being recognized as the the first Chinese-American movie star, as well as the first Asian-American to become an international star, she was also seen as an acclaimed fashion icon due to her being the one of the early stars to embrace the flapper look. Born near the Chinatown neighborhood of Los Angeles to second-generation Chinese-American paren…
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Clerk

Lu Yang


A-Hsing
Chinese Woman

Self (archive footage)

The Mongol Slave

Hui Fei

Su Lin

Hiku

Shosho

Lois Ling

Kwan Mei

Tawny

Rose Li

Tiger Lily

Herself / Katherina in Taming of the Shrew

Anna May Wong (uncredited)

Mrs. Pyke

Self

Dr. Mary Ling

Singapore Saloon Girl (uncredited)


Lin Ying

Self (archive footage)

Nautch Dancer

Kim Ling

Madame Lan Ying



Lotus Blossom

Song

Keok

Princess Taou Yuen

Toy Sing, Chin Chow's Wife

Lan Ying Lin

Su

Sada

Tu Tuan

Honky-Tonk Girl

Zira

Half Moon

Mei Lei Ming

Ling Moy

(archive footage)

Chinese Girl (uncredited)

Baroness Stoloff
Herself (archive footage)

Self

Lui Chang

Loo Song

Delamar (scenes deleted)

A Flower of the Orient

Eurasian woman (uncredited)

A-Hsing

Ohati

Herself


Hai Tang

Mandarin's Sweetheart

Dragon Horse


Annabelle Wu

self

Lotus Flower

Harem Girl in Play (uncredited)

Nan Lo


Peach Blossom

Oneta

Zahrat

Hai-Tang

Hai-Tang

Self (archive footage)

Su Quan
The Captain's Chinese Love

(uncredited)