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Celia Sze Lim-Tse (born November 23, 1973) is a former TVB actress. She attended Kowloon Tong School (Primary Section) in 1985[1] and Kowloon Tong School (Secondary Section)[2]. She graduated from the University of Hong Kong majoring in Chinese Language and Literature, was selected as campus beauty queen in 1997, then worked as a radio DJ after graduation. She also wrote columns and played supporting roles in various television dramas.

After retiring from showbiz, Celia founded Jacso Entertainment, managing several pseudo-models[3][4]. In 2016, the company merged with Emperor Motion Pictures to form Tien Plus One Cultural Media.

Personal Life

In 1998, Celia Sze was in a relationship with actor Choi Hong Nin. Choi even placed her photo on his phone and Hong Kong ID card. However, it was once reported that he physically abused her multiple times, causing a stir at the time. They officially broke up in July the following year[5].

Television Series

TVB

  • Justice Sung II – as Ah Sima
  • Pets and the City – as Daisy Tai Wai Yee
  • Colorful Life – as Princess Wencheng
  • The Legendary Four Aces – as Leung Ching
  • The Rookie – as Ann
  • Life for Life – as Ko Wai Wan
  • To Catch the Uncatchable – as Ding Ling

Films

  • Lonely Hearts Club (1992)
  • Banana Club 3 (1997)
  • The Haunted School (1999)
  • Life Has Only 1 Hour Left (1999)
  • The Horror Movie King: Return of the Killer List (1999) – as 123
  • King of Comedy (1999)
  • Wan Chai 12 Girls (1999) – as Yakult
  • The Rebel (1999)
  • Conman 2000 (1999) – as Rich Girl
  • Troublesome Night 7 (2000)
  • Cop Shop Babes (2001)
  • Two Individually Wrapped Women (2003)
  • Death Education: The Final Lesson (2006)

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