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Michelle Chong (born 22 April 1977) is a Singaporean actress, comedian, host, filmmaker, digital content producer and businesswoman. She left Mediacorp in 2011 to set up the media agency Left Profile and production house Huat Films.
Apr 29, 2021 · Michelle Chong is undoubtedly one of the biggest comedic names in Singapore. Since starting her showbiz career in the late 1990s, Michelle has played many memorable roles such as Lulu and...
Jun 18, 2017 · She gets the restaurant's famous Sour Vegetables Fish (tiger grouper steamed with pickled vegetables, roast pork and peanuts), salt baked flower crab and char kway teow. ONE of Chong's newest...
Apr 28, 2022 · If you grew up in Singapore, you definitely know who Michelle Chong is. One of the biggest comedic names in Singapore, she staring her showbiz career in the late 1990s and has played many memorable roles. Some examples include Lulu and Barbarella from The Noose to Ah Lian and OL Shirley Goh.
Michelle Chong. 268,089 likes · 456 talking about this. I write and watch films and do everything else in between. Email: enquiries@leftprofile.com.
Jun 20, 2017 · SINGAPORE - Ah Lian, the feisty Singaporean inmate featured in promotional trailers for Netflix TV series Orange Is The New Black, was created entirely by Michelle Chong, the actress...
Aug 8, 2017 · Lulu, Barbarella, Ah Lian… meet the multi-talented multi-hyphenate, Michelle Chong, one of Singapore’s most well-loved celebrities and our August 2017 issue cover girl. by Lisa Twang / August 8, 2017.
Jul 13, 2016 · The Toggle Talk team heard Michelle Chong before we saw her enter the suite. “Hello, every-birdy!” she chirped in the tone of one of her trademark Noose characters, air-headed SPG (sarong party girl) Barbarella.
200K Followers, 2,629 Following, 3,918 Posts - Michelle Chong 庄米雪 (@immichellechong) on Instagram: "Produced, wrote & directed 3 feature films: #AlreadyFamous @3peasinapod2013 @luluthemovie on Netflix & Disney+.
Michelle Chong is a bilingual artiste who has hosted and acted in many television programmes. She is also an award-winning film-industry hyphenate. In 2011, Michelle produced, wrote, directed and starred in her own debut feature film, Already Famous, which became one of the top ten highest-grossing Chinese films in Singapore that year.
