#Was susan tse in happy ever after tvb series
#Was susan tse in happy ever after tvb tv

Shortly after graduating from the Juilliard School, Chen was cast as Jolene in The Undoing alongside Nicole Kidman and Hugh Grant. It aired in 2014 and was based on the historical romance novel Ballad of the Desert by Tong Hua.

#Was susan tse in happy ever after tvb tv

2014: Entry into China's TV industryĬhen acted in her first mainland Chinese drama series, Sound of the Desert, where she played the role of Li Yan. Having more freedom to choose and ever so determined to become a better actress, Chen would like to direct her focus on filming more movies and dramas, and she is not afraid to take up new challenges. Her contract with TVB ended in mid 2013 and Chen became a self-managed artiste.

Chen also starred in 2013's Will Power alongside veteran actors Wayne Lai and Moses Chan where she played the role of Sam Yuet Kan, a junior barrister with a tough personality.

Chen played the role of Holiday Ho in Triumph in the Skies II -a free-spirited punk girl who aspires to fly-who became emotionally entangled between two male leads, Captain Samuel Tong played by Francis Ng and Captain Jayden Koo played by Julian Cheung. Queens of Diamonds and Hearts (2012) allowed Chen to experiment with looking 'ugly' on screen as her character Chung Mo Yim, based on historical figure Zhongli Chun, was born with a prominent birth mark on her face. Lives of Omission (2011) was a distant sequel to the 2009 film Turning Point in which Chen had also acted in as the sister of a triad boss. She later took on roles as the first female lead in productions including Lives of Omission, Queens of Diamonds and Hearts, and Triumph in the Skies II. The role won her the Best Supporting Actress Award at the TVB Anniversary Awards and Best Actress in a Supporting Role at the 16th Asian Television Awards.

#Was susan tse in happy ever after tvb series

In 2010, Chen was cast in TVB's grand production series No Regrets as second female lead, securing her position as one of Hong Kong's celebrated new actresses, alongside Tavia Yeung, Linda Chung, Myolie Wu, and Kate Tsui. 2010–13: Leading roles and entry to the music scene In 2009, Chen was nominated again for the 'Best Supporting Actress' and 'My Favorite Female Character' categories for her role in The Stew of Life. Chen dancing onstage with Michael Tse at London's Brent Cross shopping centre, during Happy Family Gala (2008)