Lucy Liu

Lent her voice to the animated feature, "Kung Fu Panda"

Starred in the short-lived ABC series, "Cashmere Mafia"; executive produced by "Sex and the City" producer Darren Star

Appeared in one of three short stories about the global HIV pandemic, "3 Needles"

Played the girl next door opposite Josh Hartnett in the thriller, "Lucky Number Slevin"

Portrayed a psychologist opposite Keira Knightley in the thriller "Domino"

Guest-starred in several episodes of NBC's "Joey" as a tough-talking executive producer

Played assassin O-Ren Ishii/Cottonmouth in Quentin Tarantino's "Kill Bill"; film released in two Volumes "Kill Bill Vol. 1" (2003) and "Kill Bill Vol.2" (2004)

Re-teamed with Drew Barrymore and Cameron Diaz to reprise their roles in "Charlie's Angels 2: Full Throttle"

Appeared in small but vital role as murderess Kitty Baxter in "Chicago"

Portrayed a kidnapped Chinese princess in "Shanghai Noon" opposite Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson

Portrayed Alex Munday, one of "Charlie's Angels" in McG's film adaption of the popular 70s series

Cast as the sadistic dominatrix/hit woman for the Chinese mafia in "Payback"

Had featured role in "Play It to the Bone

Joined the cast of FOX's legal comedy "Ally McBeal" as Ling Woo; garnered Emmy (1999) and SAG (2000) nominations; left show early in the fifth season to pursue film career

Played an exotic dancer in "City of Industry"

Played Luke Perry's racist self-loathing girlfriend in Showtime's "Riot"

Cast as a regular on "Pearl" (CBS) playing college student Amy Li alongside Rhea Pearlman

Feature debut, a small part in "Jerry Maguire"

Had a memorable recurring role on NBC's "ER" as a woman whose son is suffering from complications of AIDS

Had an early television role on Fox's "Beverly Hills, 90210" as a waitress at the Peach Pit

Cast in the lead role of Alice, in the University of Michigan's production of "Alice in Wonderland"

Appeared in TV commercials

Raised in Queens, New York