
CAST & CREW
Françoise Yip
Françoise Fong-Wa Yip ( born September 4, 1972) is a Canadian actress. Her best-known roles are the redeemable bad girls in Jackie Chan's Rumble in the Bronx and Jet Li's Black Mask. The critical and financial success of Rumble in the Bronx (and its subsequent number-one box-office bow in the United States) made Yip an instant success and garnered her two Hong Kong Film Award nominations. She continued to do movies and star in TV, but her roles were less known or temporary. The characters she plays often get killed or serve as a background character. Yip appeared in the television series Andromeda as two different characters. Her first character was arrested, and her final character was murdered. She did two movies with Jet Li, the first as a lead romantic interest in Black Mask and the second in Romeo Must Die, but this time she played a Chinese gangster motorcycle assassin killed by Jet Li and Aaliyah. An unfortunate aspect of her career is that none of the TV shows she starred in lasted beyond a full season, and if she did have a starring role in a movie it was a straight-to-video/DVD film. Her most recent appearance was in the new Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem movie, and she guest-starred in the Canadian TV show Blood Ties. Description above from the Wikipedia article Françoise Fong-Wa Yip, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
FILMOGRAPHY
SmallvilleLia Teng
ArrowThe Priestess
FringeDr. Rosa Oporto
The Dead ZoneMaria
Earth: Final ConflictBeverly Wu
AndromedaRekel Ben-Tzion
MillenniumStewardess #2
iZombieMeg Nevins
SanctuaryDr. Lillian Lee
TravelersJudge
Wayward PinesSharon
CapricaDesiree Willow
The OrderKepler
GoosebumpsVictoria Chen
Men in TreesAlice K
Blood TiesKate Lam
Kung FuDiana Soong
IceMing
Blade: TrinityVirago
The PredatorTracking Supervisor
Aliens vs Predator: RequiemMs. Y
Flash GordonSusan Glass
Romeo Must DieMotorcycle Fighter
FlatlandAmy Li
Secret Agent ManFelicia
Rumble in the BronxNancy
The PledgeBartender at Airport
Alone in the DarkAgent Cheung
EdisonCrow
Everything, EverythingDr. Francis