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Hong Huifang is a Actor born on 7 january 1961
Ang Hwee Fang (born 7 January 1960), better known as Hong Huifang, is a Singaporean television actress and a contracted artiste under MediaCorp. She is best known for playing supporting roles in many Chinese-language television dramas produced by MediaCorp Channel 8. She is married to Zheng Geping (Tay Kok Peng), a fellow MediaCorp artiste.
Hong married fellow actor Zheng Geping in 1993 and they have a daughter and a son. She lives in a penthouse in Riversound Residences with her family.
In April 2014, Hong revealed that she has stopped dying her hair black due to scalp sensitivity which causes great discomfort and itchiness. In fact, her hair turned white permanently since she was in her 20s. She now wears a wig if and when the occasion requires, such as during filming.
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Hong Huifang
Birth name Ang Hwee Fang
Birth 7 january 1961 (63 years)
Birth 7 january 1961 (63 years)
Biography
Hong studied in Hua Yi Secondary School.Hong married fellow actor Zheng Geping in 1993 and they have a daughter and a son. She lives in a penthouse in Riversound Residences with her family.
In April 2014, Hong revealed that she has stopped dying her hair black due to scalp sensitivity which causes great discomfort and itchiness. In fact, her hair turned white permanently since she was in her 20s. She now wears a wig if and when the occasion requires, such as during filming.
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Filmography of Hong Huifang (3 films)
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7 Letters (2015)
Directed by Eric Khoo, Tan Pin Pin, Royston Tan, Kelvin Tong, Junfeng Boo
Origin Singapore
Genres Drama, Comedy, Romance
Actors Juliette Binoche, Zheng Geping, Hong Huifang
Roles Mother ('GPS')
Rating68%
The Maid (2005)
, 1h33Directed by Kelvin Tong
Origin Singapore
Genres Drama, Thriller, Horror
Actors Alessandra De Rossi, Chen Shucheng, Hong Huifang
Roles Mrs. Teo
Rating57%
During the Chinese Seventh Month, the gates of hell open and spirits are set loose upon the unsuspecting world. Hailing from a small village in the Philippines, 18-year-old Rosa Dimaano arrives in Singapore on the first day of the Seventh Month to work as a domestic maid. She urgently needs money to save her younger brother who is ill back home. Her employers, the elderly Mr. and Mrs. Teo, appear kindhearted and sympathetic. Their mentally-handicapped son Ah Soon also takes to Rosa immediately.
After School (2003)
Directed by Zhu Houren
Origin Singapore
Actors Hong Huifang, Zhu Houren
The story's main character is a 16-year-old Secondary 4 student called Siao Han, whose parents abandoned him when he was young. At the start of the story, it shows Siao Han getting ready for the end of school with his best friend, his girlfriend Lily and his girlfriend's best friend. Reaching a shopping centre, they started to shoplift from various kinds of shops. Siao Han did his first try, only to get caught and reported to the police. The police team arrived, and Shao Han was shocked to find out that the leading officer of the team is his elder sister. His best friend came to his rescue, but Shao Han's sister decided to bring Shao Han to further investigations. Lily saw this and walked away in disappointment.