Jamie Chang is an American actress who adorned many films and TV shows, including Samurai Girl (2008), Shout at the Hostel (2009), Forbidden Reception (2011), Eden (2012), Sin City 2 "(2014) and others. In addition, she is a leading fashion blog and a participant in a reality show. In the article we will pay attention to the personal life and filmography of the actress.
Jamie Chang Biography
Jamie Ji-Lin Chang (San Francisco, California) was born in 1983 in a family of Korean Americans. Three years before her birth, they moved to the United States, where they opened a fast food restaurant. She graduated from Lowell High School, and then entered the University of California at Riverside, after which she became a specialist in the field of economics.
In 2012, she met with American singer
Brian Greenberg. A year later, they got engaged, and in 2015, their wedding took place in Santa Barbara, which lasted three days.
Carier start
She owes her first appearance on television to MTV. The managers of the music and entertainment resource drew attention to her when they were casting in the sports bar, in which the girl worked. So Jamie Chang got a role in the 14th season of the television show "Real World" (1992-2013), where she played herself.
In 2006, the actress appeared in one episode of Rob Thomas' teenage drama series Veronica Mars (2004-2007). A year later, she got a small role in Dennis Dugan's comedy film "Chuck and Larry: A Firefighting Wedding" (2006). And then she played Cordy Khan in ten episodes of the soap opera Ted and Betty Corday "Days of Our Lives" (1965-2014).
In 2007, Jamie Chang got a supporting role in the television drama Eli Steel "Katrina." She played in three episodes of the comedy drama of the channel ABC "University" (2007-2011). She got the main role in the series “Samurai Girl” (2008), based on a series of novels by Carrie Asai. And she played the role of Chi-Chi, one of the main heroines of the fantasy action movie James Wong "Dragon Ball: Evolution."
Stag party
Jamie got a small role in 2009, when she accepted the offer to star in the Allison Liddy television film “Princess Protection Program”. She played Claire, the main character's classmate, in Stuart Hendler’s horror movie “Screaming in a hostel” (2009). She got the main role in the thriller Christopher B. Landon's "Burning Palms" (2010). And then, along with Adam Sandler and Chris Rock, she starred in the comedy Odnoklassniki (2010).
Amber dancer Jamie Chung played in Forbidden Reception (2011) in Zack Snyder’s fantasy action movie. The role of Lauren Srisay, the bride of Stu, was performed in the second and third parts of the comedic film Todd Phillips "The Hangover Party." As Eden, she appeared in the crime drama Eden (2012), which addresses the issue of trafficking in persons. And in Kirsten Ree reincarnated in the political thriller "Elections" (2012).
In 2012, Jamie played in the thriller David Kepp's "Express Delivery." Got the role of Lady Silk in the action movie hip-hop artist RZA "Iron Fist" (2012). Susie was a flight attendant in the 7500 film Takashi Shimizu (2014). She played the role of Jesse Channing, one of the main characters in the fantasy series Alfonso Cuarona Believe (2014).
New Year's Gotham
In 2014, Jamie Chang tried on the image of Miho, a cold-blooded and merciless female killer, in the neo-noir action movie of Robert Rodriguez, Sin City 2 (2014). In the same year, she became the voice of one of the characters in the animated film Don City and Chris Williams, “City of Heroes”. She played Olivia Blunt, the director of the hostel, in the comedy series "Curators of the hostel" (2015).
In 2015, the actress starred in the melodramatic film Emily Ting "In Hong Kong tomorrow." From 2012 to 2016 she appeared in the image of Mulan in the ABC channel’s fantasy drama Once Upon a Time (2011 - n.a.). In 2016, she played the role of journalist Valerie Vale in the crime drama “Gotham” (2014 - n.a.). Megan also played in the Christmas comedy "New Year's Corporate Party" (2016) and Cassandra Diablo in the comedy drama "Band-Aid Band" (2017).
Future plans
It is worth noting future films with Jamie Chang. For example, she will get a small role in the Brian Singer series “Gifted”. GoGo Tomago, the uncommunicative, speed-addictive heroine of the animated series Big Hero 6: The Series (2018), is to be voiced, and to play the main role in the 1985 drama Ian Tan (2018).