On why she has seemingly always veered away from typically glamorous roles: “I never really thought of myself in those terms. When you’re young, you just take your beauty for granted. Sometimes I think, ‘Shit, I should have done that film!’ But it’s a passing thought. I played the parts I wanted to play. I do have regrets about films I shouldn’t have done, which took me away from my children. That’s the only real regret—time wasted.”
On if she ever had to fight for a role: “I never did. This is probably that Minnesota reticence. If someone wasn’t interested in me, fine, find someone else. I’m not going to convince you.”
Abandoned in Kowloon Hong Kong transracially adopted in the late 50s early 60s. A dyslexic who is still trying to fathom out how exactly you use a dictionary! Lucy is an actor/writer/Filmmaker and transracial adoptee advocate. Most recent acting roles BBC’s “Call The Midwife” and “The Royal Shakespeare Company”.
Self-starting Taiwanese, Mandarin, and English speaking professional who is results driven with over 2.5 years of experience in the fashion and film industry in several different countries.
✓ Runway model for London, New York, and Paris Fashion Week. ✓ Actress in major projects and face of Sony Xperia Z3 and Dyson Supersonic global campaign in 2015-2016. ✓ Director of PR and Marketing at Windows of Formosa Film Festival. ✓ Columnist/Writer at Commonwealth Magazine, Crossing. ✓ Founder of Alist Studio
