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Mango Wong (born Wong Sau Lam on 15 November 1980) is a former Hong Kong model, singer and actress.
Career
In 1999 Mango Wong was introduced by a friend to join Elite Model Management as a model. She debuted in 2000 in a television advertisement for a mobile operator with the catchphrase “one minute seven cents.” In early 2001 she appeared in a San Miguel Beer New Year advertisement as “Eight Aunt.” She then signed with Sony Music and released two studio albums.
Controversy
In 2004, while filming the television series My Date with a Vampire III: Eternal Realm, Wong accused co-star Adam Yau of attempting to molest her in his car after a cast dinner. Yau denied the allegation, claiming Wong sought publicity. The dispute sparked controversy and damaged both reputations. The police later announced no charges would be filed.[1]
Filmography
Film
- 2002: Casino Raiders II as Summer Chin
- 2003: Scare Me
- 2003: The Legend of the Soccer Player as Piano
- 2004: One Eye Open, One Eye Closed
- 2004: Love Undercover 2
- 2009: God of Sniper as Jing Tong
Television
- 2004: Asia Television: My Date with a Vampire III: Eternal Realm as Tong Gam Po
- 2004: Universe Entertainment: The Mastermind of Cookery as Wong Yeuk‑naam
- 2005: MediaCorp: I Love My Dumb Wife as Ah Ling
Stage
- 2001: Superman 35th Anniversary: The Eternal Legend as Goddess of Light; performed the children’s song “There Is Love”
- 2001: The Prince from Star Baba
Discography
- 2001: Mango
- 2001: Mango (2nd Edition)
- 2002: Breezing
Television commercials
- Pantene shampoo
- McDonald’s
- Pizza Hut
- Marie France Bodyline
- China Travel Service
- Hang Seng Bank EPS
- Mobile operator “One Minute Seven Cents”
- Skin care brand
- San Miguel Beer