Sheren Tang

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Sheren Tang
鄧萃雯.jpg
Tang at a children's event in Sha Tin, Hong Kong in September 2019
Born
Tang Shui Man

(1966-03-02) 2 March 1966 (age 55)
Hong Kong
Years active1985-present
AwardsMing Pao Anniversary Awards
Best Actress in Television
2004 War and Beauty
2009 Rosy Business
2011 No Regrets

TVB Anniversary Awards
Best Actress
2009 Rosy Business
2010 No Regrets
My Favourite Powerhouse Actress
2003
2004 War and Beauty

Huading Awards
Best Supporting Actress
2011 New My Fair Princess



Chinese name
Traditional Chinese鄧萃雯
Simplified Chinese邓萃雯
Musical career
Also known asMan Girl (雯女)
Websitewww.sherentang.cn

Sheren Tang Shui-man (born 2 March 1966) is a Hong Kong actress.[1] She is best known for her roles in the mega-hit Hong Kong TVB drama series War and Beauty, as well as La Femme Desperado, The Family Link, Rosy Business and No Regrets being the first Hong Kong actress to win the Best Actress Award in two consecutive years for the latter two.[2]

She joined TVB in 1985, beginning her acting career as the female lead in the series (1985). Throughout the late 1980s, she rose to fame for her roles in many popular Hong Kong television series including wuxia dramas New Heavenly Sword and Dragon Sabre (1986) and Ode to Gallantry (1989). She joined the television network ATV in 1996, filming several series including The Good Old Days (1996) and I Have A Date With Spring (1996).[3]

Tang returned to TVB in 2000 and gained massive popularity for her role in War and Beauty (2004). She became the first actress to win TVB's My Favourite Powerhouse Actress Award two years in a row for this role and for (2003). Tang continued to outdo herself with her roles in Rosy Business (2009) and No Regrets (2010), which won her multiple awards in various countries.[4] She has since appeared in Chinese series including New My Fair Princess (2011) and (2017) before returning to Hong Kong television in 2018, filming a series for ViuTV released as Till Death Do Us Part (2019).[5]

Early life & Education[]

Tang was born in 1966 when her mother was 17.[6] She was left with her paternal grandparents as a baby and her parents divorced when she was 5 years old. She rarely saw her parents growing up and later credited her conversion to Christianity to mending her estranged relationship with them in her adulthood. She has one paternal half-sister.[7][8] She attended Heep Yunn School.

In 1984, she joined TVB's training class. Both her paternal grandparents passed within a couple years after she joined TVB.[6]

In 1991, she went to the United States on a student visa to study interior design while continuing to film for TVB during her study breaks. During this time, she considered quitting the acting industry and moving to the United States permanently. However, when she returned in 1994, she ultimately decided to stay in Hong Kong and continue acting, as there were more interesting roles for women being offered at the time.[9]

Life & Career[]

1985-1995: Rise to fame at TVB[]

In 1985, Tang joined TVB's training classes. Months later, after her graduation, Tang was cast in her first role as female lead in The Legend of the General Who Never Was with Alex Man as her costar. She went on to play first or second leading roles in the first few years of her career. Tang was cast in comedy series Happy Spirit where she acted alongside Carol Cheng as her younger sister. She starred as Chow chi-yeuk in New Heavenly Sword and Dragon Sabre, the 1986 adaptation of The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber novel.[10] She played Ching Yuet Yue in Police Cadet 1988, the second sequel to the widely popular Police Cadet series.[11]

In 1989, she was featured in five series, three of which she starred alongside Roger Kwok; The Vixen’s Tale, I Do I Do, and .[12] That same year she was cast in Ode to Gallantry, a Wuxia comedy based on the famous novel, where she starred as the character Ding Dong, reuniting with Police Cadet and New Heavenly Sword and Dragon Sabre costar Tony Leung.[13] In 1990, she was cast as Fong Hei Tung in the series Friends and Lovers alongside Teresa Mo. Tang had let producers know that she was interested in working with Mo if given the opportunity prior to her casting and has stated that she is extremely grateful to have been cast in the series.[14][15]

Her first supporting role was in the 1994 series The Intangible Truth where she starred as the sister to Roger Kwok’s character. The role was originally a guest role but subsequently became a significant character for the first half of the series.[16] That same year, Tang played Tong Man Yung, best friend to Amy Chan’s character in popular series at the time, Fate of the Clairvoyant and starred as Kam Yik Lin in the comedy Filthy Rich.

In 1995, Tang played Joyce Yan, a forensic pathologist in File of Justice IV, the fourth instalment of the popular File of Justice series.[17] She also starred as ICAC officer Poon Wai Yan in the female-led drama Corruption Doesn't Pay, alongside Esther Kwan and Kiki Sheung.[18]

1996-1999: Move to ATV[]

In 1996, Tang joined ATV filming over 200 episodes in a span of one to two years. She starred in the 1996 adaptation of I Have A Date With Spring as Yiu Siu Deep. While the drama did not attract many viewers in Hong Kong, it was a huge success in Mainland China and the series has acquired a cult following.[19] She also reunited with costars Amy Chan, Kiki Sheung, and Maggie Shiu in one of the few popular ATV series The Good Old Days.[20][21] She was also in the drama Interpol released in 1997.[22] When her contract with ATV ended, she went on to act in several Taiwanese drama series.[23] In 1998, she also appeared in Liang Po Po: The movie as a foreign talent from Hong Kong that is engaged as an expert to impart knowledge of the triad to local gangsters like Liang Po Po. In 1999, Tang played a supporting role in the widely popular film Fly Me to Polaris.

2000-2008: Return to TVB and War and Beauty Popularity[]

In 2000, she returned to TVB and starred in the weekend drama series The Threat of Love, which featured a new plot every episode. It grew to be popular among audiences, particularly for a weekend drama and was praised for its unique and progressive storylines. A sequel was released in 2003.[24] Tang made a special guest star appearance in 4 episodes of Healing Hands 2.[25]

In 2001, Tang starred as a film director, Koi Ying-Jing in Screen Play and as Koo Yiu in the period drama Country Spirit.[26][27] She went on to play supporting roles in the 2002 drama Good Against Evil and 2003 teen drama Aqua Heroes.[28] Tang appeared as Su Tian Xin in the 2003 Taiwanese series Eternity: A Chinese Ghost Story which featured a large cast from Mainland China, Taiwan and Hong Kong.[29]

In 2003, she won the My Favourite Powerhouse Actress Award (renamed Best Supporting Actress Award in 2005) at the TVB Anniversary Awards for the various roles she played in The Threat of Love 2.[30] In 2004, she repeated her win for this award and also won one of the Favourite Television Character Awards for her role in War and Beauty.[31]

Her acting in War and Beauty as Yu Fei (如妃), an initially favoured consort who eventually falls from power, was critically acclaimed, making her a hot favourite for the "Best Actress" award in 2004. However, she did not win, with the award being given to Gigi Lai instead. Voting was closed the night before the awards ceremony, with Tang leading by a landslide; thus many people concluded that the "Best Actress" award would surely go to her. Tang, instead, went home with the My Favourite Powerhouse Actress Award (now renamed as Best Supporting Actress award). This attracted a lot of backlash and anger from the citizens of Hong Kong,[32] which prompted the ICAC to conduct investigations into the award show. The situation worsened when TVB asked Lai to film The Charm Beneath, which Tang was originally supposed to film with Bobby Au-yeung.[33] However, her character Yu Fei has become a recognizable symbol and is still commonly referenced in Chinese media and society.[34]

She expanded her career to Mainland China in 2005 starring in two series, Huiniang Wanxin (徽娘宛心) and Love of Fate (青城之戀), the latter which she starred alongside War and Beauty costar Bowie Lam.[35][36]

Tang starred as So Sam in the costume drama The Prince’s Shadow which was the sixth highest drama in Hong Kong television viewership ratings in the year 2005.[37] In the same year, she starred in the suspense film Slim Till Dead.[38] She made an appearance in a flashback scene as the mother of Dragon played by Donnie Yen in the Hong Kong film Dragon Tiger Gate in 2006.[39]

In 2006, Tang starred in the series La Femme Desperado, which ranked number 1 in Hong Kong viewership ratings that year and won the Best Drama Award at the TVB Anniversary Awards in 2006. Tang was also nominated in the Best Actress Top 5 category and the My Favourite Female Television Role Top 5 category.[40] Her character, Hilda Hoi, became one of the most popular characters especially among women in Hong Kong that year.[41]

In 2007, Tang went on to star as Mung Ka Ka in the series The Family Link where she was once again nominated in the Best Actress Top 5 category. The drama was ranked number 1 in average Hong Kong viewership ratings that year and was nominated for Best Drama at the TVB Anniversary Awards in 2007.[42] That same year she played Wong Siu Fun in The Drive of Life, a TVB and CCTV joint grand production.[43]

She starred as Kelly Yim in Your Class or Mine in 2008, reuniting with her File of Justice and Screenplay costar, Bobby Au Yeung. That same year, in addition to Rosy Business, Tang also filmed two Chinese series; a guest role in Rose Martial World (玫瑰江湖) opposite Damian Lau and the lead role in Under Monumental Archway Woman (牌坊下的女人).[44][45][46]

2009-2015: Rosy Business/No Regrets and Success in China[]

In 2009, Tang's role as the 4th Wife (四奶奶) of a rice business owner in Rosy Business brought her much popularity, making her a hot favourite for the "Best Actress" award once again. However, it was said that TVB pushed back the award show to December so that grand production dramas Born Rich and Beyond the Realm of Conscience could be included in the nominations, diminishing Tang's chance of winning the award again.[47] It was rumoured that TVB had initially wanted to promote female lead of Beyond the Realm of Conscience, Tavia Yeung, to become the Best Actress since Tang was not under a permanent contract with the network. However, Yeung openly said that if Tang did not get the "Best Actress" award, she would join the rest of the netizens to protest against TVB's decision.[48] Fortunately, this time round, with TVB producer Catherine Tsang backing her,[49] Tang was duly awarded her "Best Actress" award, much to the joy of Hong Kong citizens, whereby there was a petition signed by them for TVB to award Tang her long-overdue "Best Actress" award,[50] failing which they will hold protests outside TVB City, the network's headquarters.[51]

At the 2010 TVB Anniversary Awards which was held on 5 December 2010, thanks to her brilliant performance as Cheng Gau-Mui (鄭九妹), the complex daughter of a drug lord who plans to destroy her father's business from the inside, in the highly acclaimed indirect sequel to Rosy Business, No Regrets, Tang was once again seen as a hot favourite for the "Best Actress" award. In addition to strong backing from netizens, Tang was once again awarded the coveted "Best Actress" award, making her the first actress in Hong Kong to win this top award consecutively. Her acting and the role gained even more praise and critical acclaim than Rosy Business and established Tang as one of the most talented actresses from TVB.[2] Tang has stated that her roles from Rosy Business and No Regrets are her favourite among all the characters she has played.[52]

Already notable from War and Beauty and other TVB drama series, Tang and her costar Wayne Lai gained even more popularity in Hong Kong, Mainland China, and Chinese communities overseas after the release of both hit series Rosy Business and No Regrets, with many considering them as one of the best onscreen duos on television. They have continued to work together occasionally offscreen for charity and public events over the years.[53][54]

In 2011, she starred as the empress in the Mainland China series New My Fair Princess, a remake of the 1998 hit series My Fair Princess.[55] This role won her a Huading Award for Best Supporting Actress in 2011.[56]

In 2012, Tang starred as Bai Yuqin in the historical drama Allure Snow.[57] In 2013, she starred in Love Is Not For Sale as the executive of a supermarket chain.[58] Her contract expired with TVB after filming for the indirect sequel of War and Beauty, Beauty at War in 2012.[59] In mid 2013, during promotional events and interviews, Tang had said that she was also a bit confused by the plot while filming after being asked by reporters, as viewers had expressed their confusion. She additionally commented about the lack of script available the day of shooting, which contributed to major anxiety and some physical health problems. She was diagnosed with dysautonomia during this time.[60] This caused TVB to publicly announce they will not renew her contract, even though Tang had previously said in 2012 before production began that the drama will be her last with the network for the time being and will be focusing her work in China. Tang has said she would work with TVB again if the role is right for her. Both Tang and the network have later stated that there is no conflict.

In 2014, she starred in the costume comedy Cosmetology High playing historical figure, Wu Zetian, the only empress regnant (female emperor) of China.[61]

From 2012 to 2014, she also played a supporting role as Aunt Poise in The Four film trilogy where she reunited with 2005 suspense film Slim Till Dead costar and friend Anthony Wong.[62]

Tang took approximately two years off from acting in 2014 and 2015 to focus on her health after being diagnosed with dysautonomia and minor thyroid problems. She has since made a full recovery.[60][63]

2016-present: Return to Hong Kong television and New Management[]

In 2016, after a short hiatus, Tang appeared in the film Heartfall Arises. In 2017, she was cast in Chinese dramas Star April and , the latter which aired in 2021.[64]

In 2018, Tang filmed her first Hong Kong series in 5 years Till Death Do Us Part. The series is her first with new broadcaster ViuTV and her first time acting alongside former TVB cast mates Sunny Chan and Bernice Liu. It was released in 2019.[65]

Sources had reported that Tang was asked to return to TVB for several dramas since 2015 after her contract ended in 2012 which included My Unfair Lady and Wonder Women, as the network tried to revamp after a couple years of low viewership and a hefty number of artistes and employees leaving the network.[66] She instead made an appearance as a presenter at the TVB Anniversary Awards in 2016 and appeared on a couple of the network's talk show programmes in 2017.

In late July 2021, Tang confirmed on Weibo that she had signed with Chinese management company Haohan Entertainment, sparking excitement for netizens hoping to see more of her work. The company also confirmed she has wrapped filming new Chinese drama, 我們的當打之年.[67][68]

Tang stated over recent years that she would like to read at least a partial script before taking a new role, a difficult task in the Hong Kong television industry, which explains why she has not been in many series. In January 2021, TVB confirmed Tang's involvement in the fourth instalment of the Rosy Business franchise; accepting the gig before a script was written.[69] However, due to script issues and multiple delays, news outlets reported the project may not move forward despite fan anticipation, with Tang possibly having begun looking for other projects.[70] In August 2021, it was reported the project will start production in March 2022 but Tang's involvement is still unconfirmed.[71]

Filmography[]

TVB series[]

Year Title Role Notes
1985 The Legend of the General Who Never Was Lau Kam-fa Television Debut
The Possessed Dyun Muk-Hung
Happy Spirit Yeung Hoi-yee
1986 New Heavenly Sword and Dragon Sabre Chow Chi-Yeuk
Brothers Under the Skin Ling Choi-yue
The Legend of Wong Tai Sin Gu Sou-sou
1987 The Greenhorns Guk Siu-nga
Police Cadet 1988 Ching Yuet Yue
1988 The In-Between Kong Ka-Yiu
Everybody's Somebody's Favourite Clara Episodes 110-122
The Vendetta Ting Hiu-Kwun
Twilight of a Nation Hon Bo-Ying
1989 Koo Yuet/Wu Chin Chin/Choi Cha
The Sword and the Sabre Lang Yuet
I Do, I Do Lily
The War Heros Tung Heung-Yee
Ode to Gallantry Ding Dang
1990 Ching Hoi-Ka
Friends and Lovers Fong Hei-tung (Yolanda)
1991 On the Edge Wong Kwun-yin
1992 Once Upon a Time in Hong Kong Pang Hung
1993 The Conspiracy of The Eunuch Fan Tai
1994 The Intangible Truth Ma Kit
Fate of the Clairvoyant Tong Mun-Yung
Kam Yik-Lin
1995 Corruption Doesn't Pay Poon Wai-yan
File of Justice IV Joyce Yan Tsz-kit
2000 The Threat of Love Ching Ka Si/Wong Hung/Mak Mei Ying/Miu Hok Wai/Choi Lei Yuk/Lee Sau Mei/Yip Miu-yu/Fong Yiu/Ho Lei Fun/Yeung Siu Nam Various Roles
Healing Hands II Tsui Ka-wing Guest Star (4 Episodes)
2001 Screen Play Koi Ying-jing
Country Spirit Koo Yiu
2002 Good Against Evil Lau Siu-po
2003 The Threat of Love II Cheung Fan/Jessie/Ting Yuet Ying/Hui Ha/Sam/Chu Sau Ping/Mei/So Yuk Kwan/Fong Yi Lei/Karen Various Roles
Aqua Heroes Sui Kin Yee (Sandy)
2004 War and Beauty Niu-hu-lu Ru-yue
2005 The Prince's Shadow So Sam
2006 La Femme Desperado Hoi Kiu (Hilda)
2007 The Family Link Mung Ka-Ka
The Drive of Life Wang Siu-Fun (Fanny)
2008 Your Class or Mine Yim Ka-Lai (Kelly)
2009 Rosy Business Hong Po-Kei
2010 No Regrets Cheng Kau-Mui (Miss Kau)
2013 Beauty at War Niu-hu-lu Ru-yue

ATV series[]

Year Title Role
1996 I Have a Date with Spring Yiu Siu-deep
The Good Old Days Cheung Man-fung/Chung Sum-ming
1997 Interpol Law Tze-yin

Other series[]

Year English Title Chinese Title Role Original Network Notes
1997 施公奇案之辣筆老辛 Sang Xiaohuan CTS Taiwanese Drama Series
施公奇案之母親阿霞 Ah Xia CTS
2001 少年英雄之洪文定 ATV
2003 Eternity: A Chinese Ghost Story 倩女幽魂 Su Tian Xin CTS
2005 Huiniang Wanxin 徽娘宛心 Xiao Guixiang SMG Shanghai TV
青城之戀 Mei Lan JSBC
2008 牌坊下的女人 He Qizhen Jinan TV
2009 Rose Martial World 玫瑰江湖 Yin Xuehan GDTV
2011 New My Fair Princess 新還珠格格 Empress Hunan Television
2012 Allure Snow 傾城雪 Bai Yu-qin Henan TV
2013 Love is Not For Sale 棋逢對手 Su Shan Na (Susanna) Huace TV
2014 Cosmetology High 美人製造 Wu Zetian HBS
2017 Star April 繁星四月 Cui Fengping JSBC
2019 Till Death Do Us Part 婚內情 Ma Suk-Sheung (Sharon) ViuTV Hong Kong Drama Series
2020 穿盔甲的少女 Cheng Min Li iQiyi Special Guest Star (7 episodes)
2021 你的名字我的姓氏 Jiang Peishan (Paisley) iQiyi, Tencent
TBA 爱在风起云涌时 Fu Yuxia Filmed in 2013

Post-production as of 2020

TBA Women Walk The Line 我们的当打之年 Post-Production

Film[]

Year Title Role Notes
1989 Guilty Feeling Susie TVB Film
The Yuppie Fantasia Cora
Club Girls Lai Man
1990 The Big Score Ling
Out of Bravery Yan So Mei TVB Film
1992 The Son of Dragon
1995 Chase For Glory Wan Yuen Lan TVB Film
1999 Fly Me to Polaris Autumn's Sister
Liang Po Po: The Movie Mun Jie
2000 Eternal Love Shirley
2003 Double Crossing Man Sa-Wah (Sabrina) Television Film (TVB)
2004 When Beckham Met Owen Michael's mother
The Quick Step of Passion Sum Ka-Bo (Cheerie) Television Film (TVB)
2005 Slim till Dead Ling
2006 Without Words Kang's mother
2006 Dragon Tiger Gate Dragon's mother
2012 The Four Aunt Poise
2013 The Four II Aunt Poise
2014 The Four III Aunt Poise
2016 Heartfall Arises Che's wife

[3] [72] [73] [74] [75] [76] [77] [78]

Discography[]

Soundtrack[]

  • I Have A Date With Spring (1995)

Awards and Nominations[]

Year Award Category Work Result Ref.
2003 TVB Anniversary Awards My Favourite Powerhouse Actress Won
2004 Yahoo Asia Buzz Awards Most Popular Actress Won
TVB Anniversary Awards My Favourite Powerhouse Actress War and Beauty Won [33]
My Favourite Television Character Won
Best Actress (Top 5) Nominated
Mingpao Awards Best Actress Won
2005 Astro TV Awards My Top 12 Favourite Characters Won
Most Unforgettable Scene Won
Next Magazine Awards Top 10 Artistes (First Position) Won
2006 TVB Anniversary Awards Best Actress (Top 5) La Femme Desperado Nominated
My Favourite Female Character (Top 5) Nominated
2007 Astro TV Awards My Top 12 Favourite Characters Won
Most Unforgettable Scene Won
TVB Anniversary Awards Best Actress (Top 5) The Family Link Nominated
My Favourite Female Character (Top 20) Nominated
2008 Best Actress (Top 10) Your Class or Mine Nominated
2009 Best Actress Rosy Business Won [79]
My Favourite Female Character (Top 5) Nominated
Mingpao Awards Best Actress Won
Tencent All Star Awards TV Actress of the Year (Hong Kong/Taiwan) Won
Yahoo Asia Buzz Awards Most Popular Actress Won
2010 Next Magazine Awards Top 10 Artistes (First Position) Won
TVB Anniversary Awards Best Actress No Regrets Won [80]
My Favourite Female Character (Top 5) Nominated
My AOD Favourites Awards My Favourite TVB Drama Character Won
My Favourite Actress in a Leading Role Nominated
2011 Shanghai Television Festival Best Actress Nominated
Mingpao Awards Best Actress Won
StarHub TVB Awards My Favourite TVB Character Won
TV Drama Awards China Most Popular Actress (Hong Kong/Taiwan) Won
Next Magazine Awards Top 10 Artistes (Third Position) Won
Huading Awards Best Supporting Actress New My Fair Princess Won
Tencent All Star Awards TV Actress of the Year (Hong Kong/Taiwan) Won
2015 Huading Awards Best Supporting Actress Nominated [81]

Other Awards[]

  • 2004 My Favourite TV Character (voted by artistes/War and Beauty)
  • 2004 娱乐满天星 - Most Popular Actress
  • 2004 娱乐满天星 - Most Popular Villain (War and Beauty)
  • 2004 Metro Radio - Best Classic Character (Grand Prize)
  • 2004 Metro Radio - Best Actress
  • 2004 Radio Television Hong Kong - Most Outstanding Actress
  • 2004 Xin Lang (Hong Kong) - Top 10 Outstanding People (4th position)
  • 2005 FarmX Teen Power B-Day Party - Most Popular TV Personality Prize
  • 2007 Metro Radio - Best Newsworthy TV Queen
  • 2009 My Favourite TV Character (voted by artistes/Rosy Business)
  • 2009 Best Actress (voted by artistes/Rosy Business)
  • 2010 My Favourite TV Character (voted by artistes/No Regrets)
  • 2010 Best Actress (voted by artistes/No Regrets)
  • 2010 Eileen Cha's Netizens' Choice - Best Actress
  • TVshow2010娛樂電視大獎 - My Favourite TV Female Character
  • 2012 星尚大典 Best Film & Television Character

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