Maggie Q (Lei Mei-Kei)

Margaret Denise Quigley, better known as Maggie Q (Vietnamese: Lý Mỹ Kỳ (Lei Mei-Kei), Chinese: 李美琪; pinyin: Lǐ Měiqí; born May 22, 1979), is a Hawaiian-born actress and former fashion model. She initially gained fame in Hong Kong.

Maggie Q was born in Honolulu, Hawaii, to an American father of Polish, French Canadian and Irish descent, and a Vietnamese mother. Her parents met while her father was stationed in Vietnam. Maggie is the youngest of five children. She has two sisters and two half-siblings from her mother's previous marriage in Vietnam. After graduating from Mililani High School, she traveled to Japan and Hong Kong to become a fashion model. In 1998, she got her first role in a Chinese-language television series.

She began acting in Hong Kong and elsewhere in East Asia. Because of her non-Chinese heritage, many of her film appearances are in English or dubbed in Chinese languages. She has, however, stated that she took Mandarin and Cantonese lessons during her career in East Asia and is able to speak both languages to varying degrees. Among her first film appearances were the lead roles in the Hong Kong action thrillers Gen-Y Cops and Naked Weapon, in which she played the martial artist assassin Charlene Ching. She has also played the titular role of Harmony in the German-Singapore telemovie collaboration Das Haus Der Harmonie, opposite leading Singaporean actress Fann Wong.

In 2006, she starred alongside Tom Cruise in Mission: Impossible III. She played Zhen, the only female member of the IMF team. In 2007, she appeared in the Bruce Willis movie Live Free or Die Hard, the fourth film in the Die Hard series, and in Balls of Fury.

In 2008, Maggie played fictional Cao Ying, a granddaughter of the warlord Cao Cao in Three Kingdoms: Resurrection of the Dragon, in her first ancient Chinese costume performance.

She also stars in the video game in the Need for Speed franchise Need for Speed: Undercover as Inspector Chase Linh who is the player's only contact to the Tri-City Police.

In 2010, it was announced that she would be the lead character on the new CW series, Nikita, a revamp of the movie/TV title.

She changed her name to Maggie Q for easier pronunciation by Chinese audiences

One Night in Hong Kong

On first acquaintance Hong Kong can overwhelm. Navigate its teeming, tightly packed sidewalks and you’re met at every turn with neon signage, steam-filled canteens, molasses-slow traffic and a Babel of chatter.Once this first sensory wave has rolled over you, though, take a deep breath and start swimming with the current, because you’ll find Hong Kong is a place to delight in. Utterly safe and fantastically well organised, it offers little moments of perfection. You may find them on a plastic stool enjoying a bargain bowl of beef brisket soup or simply gazing at the thrilling harbour vistas. You’ll find them taking afternoon tea in the cool of a five-star hotel lobby or enjoying balmy open-air beers in the party zones.Hong Kong can nudge you out of your comfort zone but usually rewards you for it, so try the stinky beancurd, sample the shredded jellyfish, brave the hordes at the city centre horseracing and join in the dawn tai chi. Escape the city limits and other experiences await – watching the sun rise from a remote mountain peak, hiking surf-beaten beaches or exploring deserted islands.If it’s pampering you’re after, money can buy the ultimate luxuries in a city well used to serving its tiny, moneyed elite. Yet Hong Kong is also a city of simple pleasures. Most often it’s the least pricey experiences – a $2 tram or ferry ride, a whiff of incense curling from temple rafters, savouring fishing-village sundowners and seafood – that are the stuff of priceless memories.Hotels in Hong Kong:Ibis Hong Kong North Point ,Park Hotels,Dorsett Seaview Hotels,Wharney Guang Dong Hotels,Bishop Lei International House,Hotels JenSouth Pacific Hotels ,The Salisbury-YMCA of Hong Kong,Stanford Hillview Hotels,Kimberley Hotels ,City Garden Hotels,Royal Garden Hotels,Kowloon Hotels ,Nathan Hotels,Lan Kwai Fong Hotels @ Kau U Fong,Renaissance Hong Kong Harbour View Hotels ,Grand Hyatt Hong Kong, Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong,Man Hing Lung Hotels,Silvermine Beach Hotels,Regal Riverside Hotels ,Dorsett Seaview Hotels,The Mira Hong Kong

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Tang Wei Covers the Elle Hong Kong April 2010

Returning after the prohibition from appearing on Chinese media, the star of “Lust and Caution” Tang Wei appears on the cover star of the April 2010 issue of Elle Hong Kong Magazine. She also talks about her renewed career with the film “Crossing Henessey”, and a lot more in the interview.
On April the second, Crossing Henessey will be released in China. Contrary to “Lust and Caution”, Tang Wei in the new film has absolutely no hot scene. Following Crossing Henessey, Tang Wei will work with South Korean actor Bin Huyn of in the movie Late Autumn, the Korean film production.
Below are the photos of Tang Wei on the Elle Hong Kong April 2010 Issue:

Tang Wei Covers the Elle Hong Kong April 2010 Issue