Li Li-Hua
Acting Born Jul 17, 1924 Died Mar 19, 2017 Shanghai, China 74 credits
Biography
Li Li-Hua works in acting. Born July 17, 1924 in Shanghai, China. Died March 19, 2017. Archytele tracks 74 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.
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Career timeline
Cinema Hong Kong: The Beauties of the Shaw Studio
Dream of the Red Chamber
Boxer Rebellion
The Legend of Mother Goddess
The Fate of Lee Khan
Golden Rose
The Widow Takes RevengeThe Brave Young GenerationFive Plus Five
Four MoodsRevenge of a Beautiful GhostRevenge of a Beautiful Ghost · Producer
The Partisan LoversStorm Over the Yangtse River
Rape of the SwordThe Goddess of MercyLady Jade Locket
The Joy of Spring
The Grand SubstitutionCall of the SeaSquadron 77Vermilion Door
The Story of Qin Xiang-LianBetween Tears and SmilesThe Coin
Empress WuThe AdulteressThree SinnersThe Second Spring
Golden Horse AwardsThe Magnificent ConcubineThe Black Fox
The Pistol
A Shot in the Dark
China Doll
Black TulipRainstorm in ChinatownFruit of MarriageBlood in SnowA Married Woman's Secret
The Little Girl Named CabbageCamilleLady Balsam's ConquestThe Great Wall of ChinaBlood Will Tell
Girl on the LooseThe Beauty and the DumbThe Beauty and the Dumb · Production CoordinatorThe Mortal Wind
Sorrowful GloryGreen HeavenA Song to RememberA Midsummer Night's LoveQiu Jin, the Revolutionary Heroine
Red RosesSweet MemoriesSong of RomanceModern ‘Red Chamber Dream’
The Flower GirlShould They Marry?
Awful Truth
Our Husband
Bright DayShe Wants to MarryThe Lady Thief
Phony PhoenixesThree Women
Signal Fires of Shanghai
Fairy Ling BoColorfulQiu Haitang
Full Filmography
74 titles- Cinema Hong Kong: The Beauties of the Shaw Studio (2003) as Self (archive footage)
- Dream of the Red Chamber (1978) as Ladyship
- Boxer Rebellion (1976) as Empress Dowager
- The Legend of Mother Goddess (1975)
- The Fate of Lee Khan (1973) as Wan Jen-mi
- Golden Rose (1972) as Takamino
- The Widow Takes Revenge (1971) as Widow Liu
- The Brave Young Generation (1971)
- Five Plus Five (1971)
- Four Moods (1970)
- Revenge of a Beautiful Ghost (1970)
- Revenge of a Beautiful Ghost (1970) Producer
- The Partisan Lovers (1969) as Ah Lan
- Storm Over the Yangtse River (1969) as Zhuo Jian Chen
- Rape of the Sword (1967) as Geng Liu Niang
- The Goddess of Mercy (1967) as Princess Miao Shang
- Lady Jade Locket (1967) as Yang Yue Wei
- The Joy of Spring (1966) as Herself [cameo]
- The Grand Substitution (1965) as Princess Chuan Ji
- Call of the Sea (1965) as Mrs Chiang
- Squadron 77 (1965) as Li Tan Ni
- Vermilion Door (1965) as Luo Xiang-Yi
- The Story of Qin Xiang-Lian (1964) as Qin Xiang-Lian
- Between Tears and Smiles (1964) as Shen Feng Shian/Ho Li Shia
- The Coin (1964) as Yeh Lan
- Empress Wu (1963) as Empress Wu Tse-Tien/ Nun Ming Kong
- The Adulteress (1963) as Xiao Bai-Cai
- Three Sinners (1963) as Yan Xi Jiao (Yen Hsi-Chiao)
- The Second Spring (1963)
- Golden Horse Awards (1962) as Self
- The Magnificent Concubine (1962) as Yang Kwei Fei/Yang Yu Huan
- The Black Fox (1962)
- The Pistol (1961) as Bus passenger
- A Shot in the Dark (1960)
- China Doll (1958) as Shu-Jen
- Black Tulip (1956)
- Rainstorm in Chinatown (1956) as Jiang Li-zhen
- Fruit of Marriage (1956)
- Blood in Snow (1956) as Xue Lihong
- A Married Woman's Secret (1956)
- The Little Girl Named Cabbage (1955)
- Camille (1955)
- Lady Balsam's Conquest (1955)
- The Great Wall of China (1955)
- Blood Will Tell (1955)
- Girl on the Loose (1954)
- The Beauty and the Dumb (1954)
- The Beauty and the Dumb (1954) Production Coordinator
- The Mortal Wind (1954)
- Sorrowful Glory (1953) as Zhu Liyu
- Green Heaven (1953)
- A Song to Remember (1953)
- A Midsummer Night's Love (1953)
- Qiu Jin, the Revolutionary Heroine (1953)
- General Chai and Lady Balsam (1953)
- Red Roses (1952)
- Sweet Memories (1952)
- Song of Romance (1952) as Kong Ku-lan
- Modern ‘Red Chamber Dream’ (1952) as 林黛玉
- The Flower Girl (1951)
- Should They Marry? (1951) as Ah Cui
- Awful Truth (1950) as Su Man Na
- Our Husband (1949)
- Bright Day (1948)
- She Wants to Marry (1948)
- The Lady Thief (1948) as Zhao Lingru
- Phony Phoenixes (1947) as Fan Ruhua
- Three Women (1947) as Jian-Hua
- Signal Fires of Shanghai (1944) as Wang Ying
- Fairy Ling Bo (1943)
- Colorful (1943)
- Qiu Haitang (1943)
- Cold Mountain Night Rain (1942)
- Autumn (1942) as 翠环
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Li Li-Hua best known for?
Li Li-Hua is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Boxer Rebellion (1976), The Fate of Lee Khan (1973), Four Moods (1970), Empress Wu (1963).
When and where was Li Li-Hua born?
Li Li-Hua was born on July 17, 1924 in Shanghai, China. They passed away on March 19, 2017.
How many credits does Li Li-Hua have?
Li Li-Hua has accumulated over 74 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1942 to 2003.
What is Li Li-Hua's background in cinema and television?
Li Li-hua (Chinese: 李麗華; 17 July 1924 – 19 March 2017) was a Chinese actress, better known as an actress from the Shaw Brothers Studio. In 1957, Li married Hong Kong actor and director Yan Jun (嚴俊) (December 17, 1917 – August 18, 1980).
Li Li-Hua by the numbers
74credits
73films
1TV series
1942–2003active years
Age in their best-rated roles
- Golden Horse Awards (1962) as Self — aged about 37
- China Doll (1958) as Shu-Jen — aged about 33
- The Fate of Lee Khan (1973) as Wan Jen-mi — aged about 48
- Four Moods (1970) — aged about 45
- Boxer Rebellion (1976) as Empress Dowager — aged about 51
- Empress Wu (1963) as Empress Wu Tse-Tien/ Nun Ming Kong — aged about 38
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