Cannes in France, Berlin in Germany and Venice in Italy are the three European film awards.
10th place: Yongmei.
Yongmei, formerly known as Senji Dema, is a Mongolian actor who studied at the University of International Business and Economics. Since 1995, she has starred in many TV series and movies, and the real blockbuster movie is 2019's "Long Time". The film tells the life experience of Liu Yaojun and Shen Yingming, who have experienced decades of ups and downs, grievances and grievances, and Yongmei's role as Wang Liyun is impressive. With this role, she won the Silver Bear Award for Best Actress at the 69th Berlin Film Festival, becoming the third Berlin actress in China and the first Berlin actress in Chinese mainland. In the same year, she also won the Best Actress of the Chinese Film Golden Rooster Award.
Ninth place: Wang Jingchun.
Wang Jingchun was born in Altay, Xinjiang, and was admitted to the Shanghai Film Academy in 1995 and was Lu Yi's classmate. As early as 2013, Wang Jingchun won the Best Actor at the 26th Tokyo International Film Festival for the movie "Police Diary". Although he has participated in many movies and TV series, his fame is not very loud, until 2019, he won the Silver Bear Award for Best Actor at the 69th Berlin Film Festival with the role of Liu Yaojun in "Long Time", and he is the second Chinese actor to win this award. In the same year, Wang Jingchun also won the Chinese Film Golden Rooster Award for Best Actor.
Eighth place: Liao Fan.
Liao Fan was born in Changsha, Hunan Province, and graduated from the Shanghai Theater Academy in 1997. starred in many films such as "Let the Bullets Fly" and "The Great Cause of the Founding of the Party", until 2015, when he won the Silver Bear Award for Best Actor at the 64th Berlin Film Festival with the role of Zhang Zili in the movie "Fireworks in the Day", and was the first Chinese actor to win this honor. At the same time, the director of the film, Diao Yinan, also won the best picture. But unfortunately, Liao Fan was shortlisted for the Golden Horse Awards twice and was selected for the Golden Rooster Award for Best Actor once, but he failed to win.
Seventh place: Ye Dexian.
Ye Dexian was born in Hong Kong, and she is a film and television singer. In 2011, Ye Dexian starred in the movie "Sister Peach" at the age of 63, and won numerous awards at home and abroad with this film, not only won the Venice actress, but also swept the Taiwan Golden Horse actress and the Hong Kong Golden Statue actress, which can be described as full of weight. Ye Dexian is especially good at playing the role of small people, so she has also won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress three times and the Golden Horse Award for Best Supporting Actress twice.
Sixth place: Tony Leung.
Tony Leung is a famous Hong Kong actor and singer, whose ancestral home is Jiangmen, Guangzhou, and a national first-class actor. In 1982, Tony Leung entered the TVB training class, and starred in "The Legend of Deer and Ding" in 1984 and became an instant hit. In 1997, Tony Leung was selected for Best Actor at the Cannes Film Festival for "Happy Spring", but unfortunately lost by one vote. Fortunately, in 2000, he finally became the best actor in Cannes with "In the Mood for Love". Tony Leung won the award in China, with "Chongqing Forest", "Springtime", "In the Mood for Love", "Infernal Affairs" and "2046" won the Golden Statue actor five times, won the Golden Horse actor three times, and won the Golden Rooster actor with "No Name" in 2023, is one of the very few actors who have won the best actor in the three domestic awards.
Fifth place: Xiao Fangfang.
Born in Shanghai, her ancestral home is Suzhou, and she moved to Hong Kong with her parents in 1949. In 1995, Xiao Fangfang won the Silver Bear Award at the Berlin Film Festival for the role of A'e in "Woman Forty", and won the Academy Award and the Golden Horse Award. Xiao Fangfang also won the Golden Statue in 1988 with "Not Enemies Don't Get Together", won the Golden Horse in 1996 with "Hudumen", and won the Lifetime Achievement Award at the Academy Awards in 2009.
Fourth place: Xia Yu.
Xia Yu was born in Qingdao, Shanghai, and graduated from the Central Academy of Drama. In September 1994, Xia Yu, who was about to turn 18 years old, won the Best Actor at the 51st Venice International Film Festival for his role as Ma Xiaojun in the movie "Sunny Days", not only the first Chinese actor in Venice, but also the youngest actor in the history of Venice. Xia Yu also won the Golden Horse Award for Best Actor with this film. After that, it was not until 2003 that he won the Golden Rooster actor with the role of Zhao Liuan in "Police Appointment".
Third place: Ge You.
Ge You was born in Beijing, his ancestral home is Hengshui, Hebei Province, and he is a national first-class actor. Uncle Ge's masterpieces are countless, such as "Farewell My Concubine", "No Thieves in the World", "Party A and Party B", "See You and Don't Disperse", "If You Are Honest, Do Not Disturb" and so on. In 1994, Ge You won the Best Actor at the Cannes Film Festival with the role of Fugui in "Alive" adapted from the novel of the same name by the famous writer Yu Hua, and he was also the first Chinese actor to win the Best Actor at the Cannes Film Festival. As early as a year ago, Ge You won the Best Actor at the Chinese Film Golden Rooster Award for his role as Gu Yan in "The Great Satan".
Second place: Gong Li.
Gong Li was born in Shenyang, Liaoning Province and is currently a naturalized Singaporean. Gong Huang is the only winner of the Best Film Grand Slam at the three major European film festivals, starring her in "Red Sorghum" won the Golden Bear Award for Best Film in Berlin, "Qiu Ju Fights a Lawsuit" won the Golden Lion Award for Best Film in Venice, and "Farewell My Concubine" won the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival. Gong Li became the first Chinese actor to win the Venice actress with the role of Qiu Ju in "Qiu Ju's Lawsuit". She also won the Golden Rooster Movie twice in 1993 with "Qiu Ju Lawsuit" and "Beautiful Mother" in 2000, and won the Golden Statue with "The City Full of Golden Armor" in 2007, the only regret is that she failed to win the Taiwan Golden Horse Queen.
First place: Maggie Cheung.
Maggie Cheung was born in Hong Kong, and later immigrated to Kent, England, and returned to Hong Kong to visit relatives at the age of 17 before being favored by talent scouts, and participated in the Miss Hong Kong selection the following year, winning the runner-up and the most photogenic award, and then began to enter the film and television industry. Maggie Cheung's award luck is wonderful, and she is the only actor who has won two European three awards for Best Actor or Actress. won the Silver Bear Award for Best Actress at the Berlin Film Festival in 1992 with "Ruan Lingyu", and won the Cannes Film Queen in 2004 with the role of Wang Yawei in the French film "Clean", the only regret is that he did not win the Best Actress Award at the same time as Tony Leung with "In the Mood for Love". Maggie Cheung also won the Hong Kong Film Awards five times and the Taiwan Golden Horse Awards four times.
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