Brigitte Lin
Brigitte Lin is a Taiwanese film actress, originally from Yantai, Shandong, and born in Chiayi, Taiwan. She graduated from Jinling Girls' High School in Sanchong City, Taipei County in 1971. She was once known as the most beautiful woman in Southeast Asia. She has made more than 100 movies, and her roles range from young beauties to heroines.
Basic information column
Chinese name: Brigitte Lin
Foreign name: Brigitte Lin
Nationality: Chinese
Nationality: Han
Birthplace: Sanchong City, Taipei
Date of Birth: 1954.11.03
Occupation: Chinese Taiwanese film actress
Representative works: Ashes of Time
Zodiac: Horse
Constellation: Scorpio
Height: 1.68m
Weight: 50kg (max. Heavy)
Blood type: Type B
Born on November 3, 1954 in Sanchong City, Taipei County. After graduating from high school, he was discovered by a talent scout while shopping in Ximending, Taipei one day and entered the film industry. Her screen debut was "Outside the Window" (1973), adapted from Qiong Yao's novel and directed by Song Cunshou, but it could not be released in Taiwan due to copyright issues; "Clouds Piao Piao Piao" (1974) became the first step for Taiwanese audiences to get to know her.
Brigitte Lin was one of the most famous superstars of literary films in the late 1970s. Together with Lin Fengjiao, Qin Han, and Qin Xianglin, she was known as the "Two Lins and Two Qins". She especially starred in a large number of movies adapted from Qiong Yao's novels and became a star in the film industry at that time. The leader of "Jade Girl". In 1979, she avoided the United States due to relationship problems. When she returned to Taiwan, artistic films were gradually declining, but she still performed well in other types of films, and was nominated for the Golden Horse Award for "Blood in the Blue" (1980) and "The Hero Is Known by the Eye" (1982). . When traditional Chinese films declined and the star system collapsed, she moved to Hong Kong to develop her career. She was still able to maintain her reputation as the number one leading actress, starring in "Police Story" (1985), "Swordsman" (1986), "The Stars Are Shining Tonight" (1988) and other masterpieces, and won the Best Actress at the 27th Golden Horse Award for "Red Dust" (1990).
In 1992, Brigitte Lin reached the peak of her career with the image of both a man and a woman in "The Swordsman II: The Invincible East", and she reached the peak of her career. Within two years, she starred in at least 13 martial arts films. She is not only one of the few representative stars who can straddle the two extreme genres of literature and martial arts, but she is also one of the legends who has been popular for the longest time and has almost never been swallowed up by the trends of the times. In 1994, she married Hong Kong businessman Xing Li (Huo Yuan) and then faded out of the film industry, temporarily putting an end to her star career.
[Edit this paragraph] Personal experience
Brigitte Lin, a Taiwanese film and television actress. Born in Sanchong on November 3, 1954, he later moved to Dalin Community Village, Chiayi (military village; his father was a medical officer of the National Army). Graduated from Jinling Girls' High School in Taiwan in 1972. After graduation, he was discovered by a talent scout while shopping in Ximending, Wanhua District, Taipei City in 1972. In 1973, he joined Taiwan's 1980s Film Company as an actor. In the same year, she achieved great success as the heroine Jiang Yanrong in the film "Outside the Window" adapted from Qiong Yao's debut novel. Later, she successfully starred in "Clouds Piao Piao" directed by Liu Jiachang, and thus established herself as a beautiful girl in the film industry. Image, is regarded as a "pure girl" type actress. In 1975, in "The Eight Hundred" filmed by Taiwan's Central Film Corporation, he played the role of a boy scout who swam across a river to present flags to the garrisoned soldiers. He was widely praised for his outstanding performance and was awarded the 22nd She won the Best Actress Award at the Asian Film Festival and became Taiwan's "chief artistic actress". After 1976, she joined Qiong Yao's self-organized company and became the queen's heroine in filming films. Cooperating with Qin Xianglin, Qin Han, etc., she successively starred in films adapted from Qiong Yao's novels such as "I Am a Cloud", "Moon Hazy, Bird Hazy" and became the embodiment of the heroine in Qiong Yao's works. In the Taiwanese film industry at that time, she, Lin Fengjiao, Qin Han and Qin Xianglin were collectively known as the "Two Qin and Two Lins", and she once became a goddess in the eyes of thousands of movie fans. In 1977, in "A Dream of Red Mansions" directed by Li Hanxiang, at the director's request, she changed her past image of an elegant and pure girl and played a male role. He successfully created a dashing and rebellious Jia Baoyu, which became a highlight in many works at that time.
After performing in many Qiong Yao-type films, Brigitte Lin decided to change her previous route of being a young beauty and seek a larger performance space. In 1980, she went to the United States for further study. While studying, she starred in the film "Love to Kill" directed by Tan Jiaming and shot in the United States in 1981. In the same year, he returned to Taiwan. In 1983, shortly after starring in several films including Tsui Hark's "The New Shushan Swordsman", he went to the United States again in 1984 to study acting at San Diego International University.
After returning to China after completing her studies, Brigitte Lin shifted the focus of her career to Hong Kong and starred in a series of films such as "Police Story" and "Tonight". This was the first transformation period in her acting career. During this period, she played many different styles of roles, including heroic revolutionary figures, underworld female secretaries, noble and elegant ladies, etc., showing her extraordinary Qingxia's diverse acting skills.
In 1990, she starred in "Red Dust" directed by Yan Hao and written by female writer San Mao, playing the role of Shen Shaohua, a female writer who was displaced in turbulent times. She won the 27th Golden Horse Award for Best Actress for her superb performance. Protagonist Award. This is an award she has been looking forward to and an important milestone in her acting career.
In 1992, Brigitte Lin and Tsui Hark once again collaborated in the pinnacle of Chinese martial arts films, "The Swordsman: The Invincible". In the film, Brigitte Lin completely broke through her literary and artistic career, playing a male role, and created a classic screen image with her exquisite performance of both strength and softness: the beautiful and sharp, stunning and talented Dongfang Bubai, who is welcomed in the martial arts film. Here comes another peak of my acting career. After that, Qingxia found a new position and played a series of heroic and heroic heroine roles, which was well received by the audience. During this period, she collaborated with Tsui Hark, Yu Rentai, Wong Kar-wai and others to film many martial arts films such as "New Dragon Inn", "The Rise of the East", "The White-haired Witch", "Ashes of Time", etc., and she is in the film industry. It was a huge success. After performing many classic roles, Brigitte Lin got married in 1994 and then faded out of the film industry.
[Edit this paragraph] Journey to Stardom
Brigitte Lin's acting style is natural, simple, restrained and delicate, with a sharp and sexy appearance. She is good at expressing the complex thoughts and emotional ups and downs of the characters. In 21 years, *** has appeared in more than 100 films. She is the only female star in the Hong Kong and Taiwan film industry who can straddle two different film styles: literature and martial arts. She is also the female star who has been popular for the longest time and shines brightest.
This special figure who went from being popular in the 1970s to the 1990s step by step does represent a special fashion history. This powerful actress who came out of Qiong Yao films uses her 21 years of acting history to help us remember that era that has gradually faded away and the popularity of the past. Just like her inherent sideways look, she has gradually become a shining symbol in the light and shadow that people can record.
In 1973, Taiwanese director Song Cunshou started filming "Outside the Window" adapted from Qiong Yao's novel. He publicly recruited actors. Two to three hundred people applied but none were selected; Brigitte Lin, who had never thought of becoming a star, one day While wandering around Ximending, he was discovered by a talent scout, and he was cast as the heroine Jiang Yanrong. In fact, Song Cunshou chose Brigitte Lin and her classmate Zhang Liren to perform together, but he still had not decided who would be the heroine until the filming started. When the leading actor Qin Han arrived that day, the director asked him which of the two newcomers was more suitable to play the leading role. Qin Han pointed to Zhang Liren standing in the distance and said, "This one!" But the director thought again and the heroine was thinner and more temperamental. Melancholy, Zhang Liren looks stronger, but Brigitte Lin is more suitable. It seems that Director Song has a unique vision than Qin and Han! In this way, Brigitte Lin earned her first film salary - NT$10,000, which was only NT$1,500 in Hong Kong dollars at the time.
However, due to some legal issues, the film could not be released in Taiwan. The first film she met the Taiwanese audience was "Clouds Piao Piao".
In 1975, in "The Eight Hundred" filmed by Taiwan's Central Film Corporation, he played the role of a boy scout who swam across a river to present flags to the garrisoned soldiers. He was widely praised for his outstanding performance. As a result, she won the Best Actress Award at the 22nd Asian Film Festival and became Taiwan's "chief literary actress".
In 1976, she joined Qiong Yao's self-organized company and became the heroine of the film. Cooperating with Qin Xianglin, Qin Han, etc., she successively starred in films adapted from Qiong Yao's novels such as "I Am a Cloud", "Moon Hazy, Bird Hazy" and became the embodiment of the heroine in Qiong Yao's works. In the Taiwanese film industry at that time, she, Lin Fengjiao, Qin Han and Qin Xianglin were collectively known as the "Two Qin and Two Lins", and she once became a goddess in the eyes of thousands of movie fans.
In 1977, in "A Dream of Red Mansions" directed by Li Hanxiang, at the director's request, she changed her past image of an elegant and pure girl and played a male role. He successfully created a dashing and rebellious Jia Baoyu, which became a highlight in many works at that time. After performing in many Qiong Yao-type films, Brigitte Lin decided to change her usual route of being a young beauty.
In 1980, she went to the United States to study film.
In 1981, he starred in the film "Love to Kill" directed by Tan Jiaming and shot in the United States. He returned to Taiwan in the same year, and shortly after starring in several films including Tsui Hark's "The New Shushan Swordsman" in 1983, he went to the United States again.
In 1984, he went to the United States again to study acting at San Diego International University. After returning to China after completing her studies, Brigitte Lin shifted the focus of her career to Hong Kong and starred in a series of films such as "Police Story" and "Tonight". This was the first transformation period in her acting career. During this period, she played many different styles of roles, including heroic revolutionaries, underworld female secretaries, noble and elegant ladies, etc., showing her extraordinary Qingxia's diverse acting skills.
In 1990, she starred in "The Red Dust" directed by Yan Hao and written by female writer San Mao, playing the role of Shen Shaohua, a female writer who was displaced in turbulent times. She won the 20th Best Film Award for her superb performance. She won the Best Actress Award at the 7th Golden Horse Awards. This is an award she has been looking forward to and an important milestone in her acting career.
In 1992, Brigitte Lin and Tsui Hark once again collaborated in the pinnacle of Chinese martial arts films, "The Swordsman: The Invincible".
In the film, Brigitte Lin completely broke through her literary and artistic career, playing a male role, and created a classic screen image with her exquisite performance of both strength and softness: the beautiful and fierce Dongfang Bubai, who is stunningly talented, is welcomed in the martial arts film. Here comes another peak of my acting career. Since then, Qingxia has found a new position, playing a series of roles where women disguise themselves as men, which is very popular with the audience. She has collaborated with Tsui Hark, Yu Rentai, Wong Kar-wai, etc. to film "New Dragon Inn", "The Rise of the East", etc. ", "The White-Haired Witch", "Ashes of Time" and many other martial arts films have achieved great success.
In 1994, after performing many classic roles, Brigitte Lin got married and then faded out of the film industry.
On February 19, 2006, Document No. 55987 published by the Minor Planet Center officially announced the approval to rename asteroid No. 38821 to Brigitte Lin.
1973
The window is decorated with Jiang Yanrong
1974
The clouds are fluttering as Li Zhongjiang
Pure Love as Lin Chunchun
Ancient Mirror Ghost as Susu
Yunhe as Liang Xinlan
Innocent Love
The Little House of Love as Luo Xiaoyu
Female reporter as Shen Fuhui
On the Green Grassland as Fang Menglan
Long Love as Lin Shanshan
1975
< p>Myanyu as Ji ChunxiaGirlfriend as Xia Xiaochan
Unknown Place
Helang as Xia Xiaoyu
Pianpianqingpianpian
On the Water Side as Du Xiaoshuang
Shui Yun as Shui Qiao
Aunt/Aunt Huaichun as Wanjing
Evergreen Tree as Luo Yanan
The Long Run of Love as Xu Liping
1976
Autumn Song as Dong Zhiyun
Golden Shadow/Last Night, Tonight, Tomorrow Night
p>
Maple Leaf Love as Li Jinwen
Different Love/Love Bei Lei as Song Xiaoyu
Eternal Alliance as Elaine
The Eight Hundred Heroes as Yang Huimin
When the Wolf Cries/The Ghostly Doctor as Fang Jie
Chasing the Ball as Fang Meihan
Twenty years old tomorrow
Love Kung Fu as Xia Xiaoyun
I Am a Shagull as Liu Yanmei
Hai Tian Yi Color
Brigitte Lin's first role in 1977
A Foreign Land Dream as Ye Hualing
I am a cloud as Duan Wanlu
Warmth in my heart/Misty as Li Huifen
Running toward the rainbow as Zhang Xiaohong
Orchid in the Rain as an Autumn Dream
Gold and Jade in Dream of Red Mansions as Jia Baoyu
1978
Moon Hazy Bird Hazy as Liu Lingshan
The Legend of the White Snake as Bai Suzhen
The Crying Birds Everywhere as Shen Yalun
Morning Fog as Du Xiaomeng
The Moon on the Beach as Luo Xiaolu
< p>Green Villa/Leaving a piece of lovesickness decorated by Fang YizhuThe heartless wasteland is decorated with love and the sky is decorated with Yin Meizhen
1979
A red bean is decorated with Xia Chulei< /p>
On Chenggong Ridge
Yan'er in the forest as Tao Danfeng
A deep feeling/old friend Feng Yu as Wen Jiayi
Qing Ben as Ruoping
Unforgettable Day as Tian Yuqiu
Colorful Clouds as Yin Caiqin
1980
Love Stars/A Pair of Silly Birds Shen Rong
Marigold as Han Peiyin
Blue Blood Yellow Flower as Lin Yiying
1981
爱杀as IVY
p>Chinese female soldier as Wen Jingyi
1982
Burn! Firebird as Wei Yanran
Knowing Heroes as Shen Yunbai
Sayuri Under the Gun as Xiao Han
Pink Corps as Fang Huijun
Pink Ranger
Pink Ranger/Brilliant Blood as Hu Fanling
p>1983
Shushan/New Shushan Swordsman as the Lord of the Castle
Mini Commando as Leili
Four Silly Shy as Mo Hailun< /p>
I love tuberose decorated with bright red
Black and white beads decorated with Guan Xuezhu
1938 Great Surprise
Midnight orchid decorated with Su Su
1984
Seven Foxes/X Trap
The Lover as Linger
The Gentleman as JOJO
1985
Police Story as Salena
1986
Dream Man as Yuexiang
Dao Madan as Cao Yun
p>Heroic Idol/The True Story of Heroes as MAY
1987
A Windfall of Thirty Million as a Nun
The Deadly Beauty as Liang Meifeng
The Fairy Lady/The Flag is Fluttering as Qin Feng
1988
Tonight Starry Stars as Du Caiwei
1989
Psycho as Lin Chuqiao
1990
Red Dust as Shen Shaohua
1992
Swordsman II Oriental Bumper Decorated as Dongfang Bubai
The Deer and the Cauldron II Shenlong Cult as Long Er (the merger of Su Quan and Mao Dongzhu in the original work)
The Peerless Twins Decorated as Hua Wuque
New Dragon Inn as Qiu Moyan
Secret Love in Peach Blossom Land as Yun Zhifan
1993
The Legend of the White-haired Witch as Lian Nishang
White Hair Legend of the Witch II as Lian Nishang
The Rise of the Invincible East as the Invincible East
The Legend of the Condor Heroes as the Third Princess
Chasing a Boy Zai as Cheng Xiaodong
Black Panther as Qingqing
1994
The Six-Finger Piano Demon as Huang Xuemei
The Tianshan Child in the Eight Parts of the New Tianlong Lao as Li Qiushui and Li Canghai
Legend of Fire as Fire Cloud Evil God
Chungking Express as the female killer
Dao Jianxiao as the famous sword
< p>Ashes of Time as Murong Yan, Murong Yan, and Dugu QiubaiGuest appearance:
1992
The Deer and the Cauldron
Movie narration:
1998
Love of a Beautiful Boy
2001
A Dream in the Garden
TV work
1991
ATV Brigitte Lin Photo Album
Audio works
Kiss My Love is included in Rolling Stone Tao Dawei's 1983 album
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My mother's words are included in Rolling Stone's David Tao 1983 Summer Album
Love in a Dream is included in Rolling Stone's The Nine Greatest Dramas/Warner's most beautiful ensemble selections
< p>Just remember to laugh now, the world is drunk, included in the BMG Swordsman: The Undefeated East movie soundtrackLet me watch like you, relax, included in the Rolling Stones Secret Love in Peach Blossom Land movie soundtrack
[Edit this paragraph] Awards and Honors
1976: "The 800 Heroes" won the Best Actress Award at the 22nd Asian Film Festival
1980: Nominated for "Blue Blood and Yellow Flowers" Best Actress Award at the 17th Taiwan Golden Horse Awards
1982: "The Heroic Eye" was nominated for the Best Actress Award at the 19th Taiwan Golden Horse Awards
1984: "The New Shushan Swordsman" was nominated for the Best Actress Award at the 3rd Hong Kong Film Awards
1986: "Police Story" was nominated for the Best Actress Award at the 5th Hong Kong Film Awards
1990: "Red Dust" won the Best Actress Award at the 27th Taiwan Film Golden Horse Awards
1992: "Secret Love in Peach Blossom Spring" won the Best Actress Award at the 5th Tokyo International Film Festival Best Actress Award
1993: "The Swordsman" was nominated for the 12th Hong Kong Film Awards Best Actress Award
1993: "The Undefeated" 》Nominated for the Best Actress Award at the 12th Hong Kong Film Awards