Lucy Liu is a critically acclaimed actress, filmmaker, and artist with a global presence. Known for her roles in Kill Bill, Charlie’s Angels, Chicago, Presence, and Red One, her films have collectively grossed over $3.7 billion worldwide. Liu’s recent work includes starring in and producing Rosemead, which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival and won Best Narrative at the Bentonville Film Festival, where she was honored with the Rising To The Challenge Award.

Liu’s groundbreaking career began with a 1999 Emmy nomination for her role in Ally McBeal, a landmark achievement that set the stage for her diverse career in television and film. As a producer, she has championed a range of impactful documentaries, including Freedom’s Fury and Redlight, as well as the Emmy-nominated VR experience The Pirate Queen.

As a visual artist and UNICEF Ambassador for over 20 years, Liu advocates for women and children globally. In 2019, she received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, becoming only the second Asian American woman to do so in nearly 60 years.