Difference between revisions of "Niki Chow"
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*[[The Misadventure of Zoo]] (in-production) | *[[The Misadventure of Zoo]] (in-production) | ||
*[[The Virtuous Queen of Han]] (2014) | *[[The Virtuous Queen of Han]] (2014) | ||
Revision as of 21:57, 28 June 2019
Niki Chow
Profile
- Name: 周麗淇 (周丽淇) / Chow Lai Kei (Zhou Li Qi)
- English name: Niki Chow
- Also known as: 君君 / Kwan Kwan (Jun Jun)
- Real name: 周麗琪 (周丽琪)
- Profession: Actress, singer, and author
- Birthdate: 1979-Aug-30 (age 46)
- Birthplace: Hong Kong
- Height: 172cm
- Weight: 50kg
- Star sign: Virgo
- Chinese zodiac: Goat
- Family: Brother and sister/model Kathy Chow (周汶錡)
- Talent agency: BMA
TV Series
- Xifei's Royal Love in the Palace (2020)
- Nothing Gold Can Stay (2017)
- The Misadventure of Zoo (in-production)
- The Virtuous Queen of Han (2014)
- A Change of Heart (TVB, 2013)
- Sergeant Tabloid (TVB, 2013)
- Bottled Passion (TVB, 2011)
- The King of Snooker (TVB, 2009)
- The Book and the Sword as Huo Qing Tong (CETV, 2009)
- Dressage to Win (TVB, 2008, guest)
- The Seventh Day (TVB, 2008)
- Under the Canopy of Love (TVB, 2006)
- The Gentle Crackdown (TVB, 2005)
- Hard Fate (TVB, 2004)
- Hearts of Fencing II (TVB, 2004, guest)
- Feel 100% (2002)
TV Series Theme Songs
- Hai Shi Rang Ni Zou (还是让你走) Still Letting You Go, ending theme song for The Book and the Sword (2009)
Movies
- Lan Kwai Fong 2 (2012)
- I Love Hong Kong 2012 (2012)
- Summer Love Love (2011)
- Old Master Q and Little Ocean Tiger (2011)
- Heavenly Mission (2006)
- My Name is Fame (2006)
- Love Battlefield (2004)
- Naked Ambition (2003)
- Good Times, Bed Times (2003)
- My Dream Girl (2003)
- Diva - Ah Hey (2003)
- New Blood (2002)
- Dummy Mommy Without a Baby (2001)
- Horror Hotline...Big Head Monster (2001)
- Fighting for Love (2001)
- Feel 100% II (2001)
Trivia
- Languages: Mandarin, Cantonese, English, and Shanghainese
- Native origin: Shanghai, China