Rosanne Wong

Name: Rosanne Wong
Native name: 黃婉君
Nationality: Hong Konger
Gender: Female
Born: June 30, 1979
Age: 47

Rosanne Wong is the member of a Hong Kong canto-pop music group 2R alongside younger sister Race Wong. She was born in Malaysia and moved to Singapore with her family at a very young age. Her younger sisters are Race Wong and Rhonda Wong. She was discovered by an agent while performing in a singing contest. Edit Biography

Year	Title	#	Role	Rating
2003	Hearts of Fencing Hong Kong Drama, 2003, 11 eps [Pregnant woman] (Support Role)	11	[Pregnant woman] Support Role	7.2

Year	Title	Role	Rating
2010	Shanghai Chinese Movie, 2010, [Cabaret performer #2] (Guest Role)	[Cabaret performer #2] Guest Role	7.0
2007	Dancing Lion Hong Kong Movie, 2007, Rosanne (Support Role)	Rosanne Support Role	6.6
2005	The China's Next Top Princess Hong Kong Movie, 2005, Yuen Yang (Main Role)	Yuen Yang Main Role	4.0
2004	Ab-normal Beauty Hong Kong Movie, 2004, Jas (Main Role)	Jas Main Role	6.5
2004	Love Is a Many Stupid Thing Hong Kong Movie, 2004, [Cop] (Support Role)	[Cop] Support Role	7.1
2003	Sound of Colors Hong Kong Movie, 2003, Rosanne (Support Role)	Rosanne Support Role	6.7

Year	Title	#	Role	Rating
2006	Beautiful Cooking Hong Kong TV Show, 2006, 19 eps [Contestant] (Ep. 14) (Guest)	19	[Contestant] (Ep. 14) Guest	7.6
2004	Super Trio Series 7: The Super Trio Continues Hong Kong TV Show, 2004, 38 eps (Ep. 9) (Guest)	38	(Ep. 9) Guest	7.3

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