Zhao Wei filmography

Main article: Zhao Wei

This is the filmography of the Chinese actress, director and producer Zhao Wei.

Production still. On 8 April 2016, director Zhao Wei (center) filming her second feature.

She was awarded the Hong Kong Film Award, Hong Kong Film Critics Society Award, Golden Rooster Award, Hundred Flowers Award, Shanghai Film Critics Award, Huabiao Award, Golden Eagle TV Award, and as well as the Shanghai Film Festival Golden Globet.[1] Hong Kong Trade Development Council selected her as one of "top box office star" during 2008-2009.[2] According to China media, films that Zhao Wei has acted in 2008-2010 have grossed a total of more than ¥1.07 billion Chinese yuan domestically, with an average of ¥203 million per film.[3]

Zhao's directorial debut So Young has become a major success at the Chinese box office, grossing over US$118 million with a US$5 million budget.[4]

As actress

Film

Year Title Director Role Notes
1994 La Peintre Huang Shuqin Extra
1995 Penitentiary Angel Xie Jin Ding Jing'er
1996 East Palace, West Palace Zhang Yuan "The Bus"
1999 Déjà Vu 2000 Kin-Nam Cho Vicky
2000 The Duel Andrew Lau Princess Phoenix
2001 Shaolin Soccer Stephen Chow Ah Mui
2002 So Close Corey Yuen Sue
Chinese Odyssey 2002 Jeff Lau Ah Feng (Phoenix)
2003 Warriors of Heaven and Earth He Ping Wen Zhu
My Dream Girl Yip Wai Man Zhang Ning
Green Tea Zhang Yuan Wu Fang, Lang Lang
2004 Jade Goddess of Mercy Ann Hui An Xin
2005 A Time To Love Huo Jianqi Qu Ran
2006 The Postmodern Life of My Aunt Ann Hui Liu Dafan
2007 The Longest Night in Shanghai Zhang Yibai Lin Xi
2008 Red Cliff I John Woo Sun Shangxiang
Painted Skin Gordon Chan Chen Peirong
2009 Red Cliff II John Woo Sun Shangxiang
Mulan Jingle Ma Hua Mulan
The Founding of a Republic Han Sanping/Huang Jianxin Member of CPPCC Cameo
2010 14 Blades Daniel Lee Qiao Hua
2011 Eternal Moment Zhang Yibai Yang Zheng's Wife Cameo (voice)
2012 LOVE Doze Niu Jin Xiaoye
Painted Skin: The Resurrection Wu'ershan Princess Jing
2014 Dearest Peter Chan Li Hongqin
2015 12 Golden Ducks Matt Chow Aunt Mei (young version) Cameo
Hollywood Adventures Tim Kendall Wei Wei
Lost in Hong Kong Xu Zheng Cai Bo (Spinach)
2016 Three Johnnie To Tong Qian

Television

Year Title Role Notes
1996 Sisters in Beijing Bai Xiaoxue Television series, 30 Episodes, first leading role
Yutian Has a Story Miao Lan Television series
1997 Magic Formula Luo Man Television series
1998 My Fair Princess Xiaoyanzi Television series, 24 episodes, breakthrough role.
Kang Xi Incognito Travel II Yu Qing'er Television series
Old House Has Joy Jixiang Television series, 30 Episodes
1999 My Fair Princess II Xiaoyanzi Television series, 48 Episodes
2000 Treasure Venture Lu Jianping Television series, 30 Episodes
2001 Romance in the Rain Lu Yiping Television series, 48 Episodes
2005 Moment in Peking Yao Mulan Television series, 44 Episodes
2006 Fast Track Love Chen Xiaoxiao Television series
2007 Thank You For Having Loved Me Tan Yuwei Television series, 34 Episodes
2009 The Epic of a Woman Tian Sufei Television series, 34 Episodes
2015 Tiger Mom Bi Shengnan Television series, 45 Episodes

Dubbing

Year Title Role Notes
1998 The Lion King II: Simba's Pride Kiara China version
2004 Shrek 2 Princess Fiona China version
2007 My Blueberry Nights Leslie China version

Sound Recording

Year Title Role Notes
2014 Peter and the Wolf Conductor: Claudio Abbado

As director or producer

Theatrical releases

Year Film Director Producer Writer Other Notes
2013 So Young
致我们终将逝去的青春
Yes Directorial feature debut
2015 Hollywood Adventures
横冲直撞好莱坞
Yes Actor
TBD No Other Love (literal tittle)
没有别的爱
Yes Filming
TBD My Fair Princess
还珠格格
Yes Animated Feature
Adapted from comedy series My Fair Princess
Annouced

Television

Year Film Director Producer Writer Other Notes
2015 Tiger Mom
虎妈猫爸
Yes Actor Executive Producer

Music video

Year Film Director Producer Writer Other Notes
2007 Angel's Suitcase
天使旅行箱
Yes Actor The title song of Zhao Wei's sixth album

Other Works

Hosting

Year Film Notes
2000 CCTV New Year's Gala
2001 CCTV Lantern Festival Concert
2002 Huabiao Film Awards Ceremony
2011 Golden Rooster Awards Ceremony Opening performance and guest host

As Judge

Year Film Notes
2013-2014 China's Got Talent Season Five

Radio Opera

Year Film Notes
2001 Tomorrow is a Sunny Day leading female voice cast

See also

References

External links

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