THE LAST WORD

Cover star Sylvia Chang’s road to success, at a glance

By Zabrina Lo

Childhood Born in Taiwan in 1953, Chang migrated first to Hong Kong then the US with her family. She returned to Taiwan when she was 15, and started working as a radio show host after school. Debut Her first movie role was in was The Flying Tiger, a 1971 kung fu gangster movie. From lens to view finder Chang won the Best Supporting Actress at the Golden Horse Awards in 1976 for her role in Posterity and Perplexity. In the same year, she started working as assistant director to Hong Kong filmmaker Patrick Lung Kong on a comedy. A director The first film she directed on her own was Once Upon a Time (1980), which was originally meant to be directed by Taiwan-based director Larry Tu. Tu died in a…

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Tatler Hong Kong (Digital) - 1 Issue, November 2023

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