Ellen Chan Nga-Lun
Acting • Born 1966-02-16
Biography
Ellen Chan Nga-Lun (Chinese: 陳雅倫) is a Hong Kong actress. From 1985 to 1992, Chen Yalun performed a lot of movies and some TV series, but the star route was not outstanding. In 1993, in order to break through the performing arts career, she took the first Category III film "Fatal Love" and sang the theme song "Meng Liren" in the movie. In the same year, she launched the first adult photo album. In 1994, she signed a contract with Xinli Records to launch the Cantonese-language record.
Filmography
43 credits
Aces Go Places V: The Terracotta Hit
Movie • 1989
Ellen
The Underdog Knight
Movie • 2008
Nancy
Exiled
Movie • 2006
Hooker
The Eternal Evil of Asia
Movie • 1995
May
7 Assassins
Movie • 2013
Madame Xishi
Heart Stealer
Movie • 1993
Naked Soldier
Movie • 2012
Madam Rose
Lung Fung Restaurant
Movie • 1990
Gigi
Her Story
Movie • 2002
Flaming Romance 1925
Movie • 2001
On Parole
Movie • 1993
Sally
Fatal Love
Movie • 1993
Debbie Fung
The Inspector Wears Skirts
Movie • 1988
Jean
Ah Fu
Movie • 1984
The Love That is Wrong
Movie • 1993
Ann Shioko Kawashima
Hello! Who Is It?
Movie • 1994
Woman in bed [cameo]
Tiger on the Beat 2
Movie • 1990
Sweet Dream
Off Track
Movie • 1991
Katy
Pretty Ghost
Movie • 1991
Ellen
My Dream is Yours
Movie • 1988
Barbara
Men Suddenly in Black
Movie • 2003
Self
Unarm 72 Hours
Movie • 2003
Sung Ling
Wizard's Curse
Movie • 1992
Dr. Lin
Why Wild Girls
Movie • 1994
Gigi Chan
How to Pick Girls Up!
Movie • 1988
Yuki
Perfect Match
Movie • 1989
Salina
The Other Half
Movie • 1990
Forever Young
Movie • 1989
王教师
Doctor Vampire
Movie • 1990
Alice
Spirit in a Violent House
Movie • 2003
One Way Ticket to Bangkok
Movie • 1988
Jenny
All Mighty Gambler
Movie • 1991
Ice Chan
Fury
Movie • 1988
Elsa
Salon Beauty
Movie • 2002
Ruby
Grow Up in Anger
Movie • 1986
Gigi Yung
Market's Romance
Movie • 2002
Switch-Over
Movie • 1994
Monie
Twilight Tubes Part II
Movie • 2003
Tian Ming Yin Yuan
TV • 2003
Bai Lu
Office of Practical Jokes
TV • 2013
Screen Play
TV • 1992
天下太平
TV • 2005
前世
TV • 1988
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