KAREN MOK

'Karen Joy Morris', or 'Karen Mok Man-Wai', or 'Mò Wénwèi'(莫文蔚, born in June 2, 1970, Hong Kong) is a Hong Kong-based actress and singer.
She is 1/2 Chinese, 1/4 Welsh (paternal grandfather), 1/8 Iranian and 1/8 German. Mok attended Diocesan Girls' School, Hong Kong (from primary to secondary) before attending United World College of the Adriatic near Trieste, Italy, and majored in Italian literature when studying in the University of London. She is the sister of the writer and producer Trevor Morris and the descendant of Alfred Morris, the first principal of King's College, Hong Kong. Mok speaks English, Cantonese, Mandarin, Italian, French.
Mok is often credited as 'Karen Mok' in Chinese movies, but as Karen Joy Morris (her birth name) in Hollywood movies. She supplied the voice of Princess Kida for the Cantonese dub of Disney's '' (2001). Mok performed in the international tour of the hit Broadway musical "RENT" as Mimi during the Hong Kong stops in December 2005.

Contents

Filmography

Discography

Albums

EPs

Movie Soundtracks

Awards

References

External links

Filmography

Years	Movie
2005	Wait 'Til You're Older
	''(voice for animated film)''
2004	Around the World in 80 Days (USA) (credited as Karen Joy Morris)
	Enter the Phoenix
2003	The Twins Effect
2002	So Close
	The Irresistible Piggies
	Haunted Office
2001	La Brassiere
	Shaolin Soccer
	Goodbye, Mr. Cool
	All the Way
2000	The Roaring Wheels
	The Teacher Without
	Dragon Heat
1999	Tempting Heart
	The King of Comedy
1997	Task Force
	Lawyer Lawyer
	First Love: The Litter on the Breeze
	Young and Dangerous 4
1996	God of Cookery
	Viva Erotica
	Black Mask
	Best of the Best
	Kitchen
	Four Faces of Eve
	Young & Dangerous III
	Sexy and Dangerous
	Those Were the Days
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1995	Fallen Angels
	Out of the Dark
	Heaven Can't Wait
	A Chinese Odyssey Part Two: Cinderella
	A Chinese Odyssey Part One: Pandora's Box
1994	Family Affair

Discography

Albums

Album	Title	Language	Year of Release
1st	Karen	Cantonese	1993
2nd	Karen Mok In Totality	Cantonese	1996
3rd	To Be	Chinese	1997
4th	I Say	Chinese	1998
5th	就是莫文蔚	Chinese	1999
6th	You Can	Chinese	1999
	Karen More (Compilation Albums)	Chinese	2000
7th	Karen Mok on the Twelfth Floor	Chinese	2000
8th	Golden Flower	Cantonese	2001
9th	[i]	Chinese	2002
10th	X	Chinese	2003
11th	Without You	Chinese	2006

EPs

No.	Title	Language	Year of Release
1st	Love Yourself	Chinese	1997
2nd	Silently	English	1998
3rd	Back	Cantonese	1999
4th	Live Show	Chinese	1999
5th	Karen Mok	Cantonese	2000
6th	Live Again	Cantonese	2000

Movie Soundtracks

No.	Title	Year of Release
1st	I Love You	1998
2nd	Flowers of Shanghai	1998
3rd	King of Comedy	1999
4th	So Close	2002

Awards

Years	Awards
1995	★ Golden Bauhinia Awards: Won 'Best Supporting Actress' (Fallen Angels) ★ Hong Kong Film Award: Won 'Best Supporting Actress' (Fallen Angels)
1996	★ Golden Horse Award: Nominated Best Actress (God of Cookery) ★ Hong Kong Film Award: Nominated Best Actress (God of Cookery) ★ Hong Kong Film Award: Nominated Best Original Film Song
2000	★ Golden Bauhinia Awards: Nominated Best Supporting Actress (Tempting Heart)
2002	★ 14Th Golden Melody Awards, Taiwan: Won 'The Best Female Singer'
2006	★ Hong Kong Film Award: Nominated Best Actress (Wait 'Til You're Older)

References

★ Giant Robot article lists languages Karen speaks

External links

★ Karen Mok Official Site

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