Barbara Jean Wong
Informations personnelles
Genre
Femme
Biographie
Barbara Jean Wong was a fourth generation Chinese-American born to produce market owners Thomas and Maye Wong on March 3, 1924. She began her performance career at the age of five and was soon dubbed the Chinese-American Shirley Temple due to her long black hair curled into ringlets and her charming persona. She attended the University of Southern California (USC) and Columbia University to earn degrees in drama and English. After college, she branched into films and worked in 20 films including "The Good Earth", "The Man from Button Willow", "Love is a Many Splendored Thing", and many Charlie Chan films. When Barbara Jean was married, she retired from acting and earned her teaching credential from Cal State Los Angeles to begin serving her community as a teacher. She was very active in civic organizations throughout her life and died of respiratory illness on November 13, 1999.
Barbara Jean Wong was a fourth generation Chinese-American born to produce market owners Thomas and Maye Wong on March 3, 1924. She began her performance career at the age of five and was soon dubbed the Chinese-American Shirley Temple due to her long black hair curled into ringlets and her charming persona. She attended the University of Southern...
Barbara Jean Wong
Biographie
Barbara Jean Wong was a fourth generation Chinese-American born to produce market owners Thomas and Maye Wong on March 3, 1924. She began her performance career at the age of five and was soon dubbed the Chinese-American Shirley Temple due to her long black hair curled into ringlets and her charming persona. She attended the University of Southern California (USC) and Columbia University to earn degrees in drama and English. After college, she branched into films and worked in 20 films including "The Good Earth", "The Man from Button Willow", "Love is a Many Splendored Thing", and many Charlie Chan films. When Barbara Jean was married, she retired from acting and earned her teaching credential from Cal State Los Angeles to begin serving her community as a teacher. She was very active in civic organizations throughout her life and died of respiratory illness on November 13, 1999.
Barbara Jean Wong was a fourth generation Chinese-American born to produce market owners Thomas and Maye Wong on March 3, 1924. She began her performance career at the age of five and was soon dubbed the Chinese-American Shirley Temple due to her long black hair curled into ringlets and her charming persona. She attended the University of Southern...
Séries
1 série
Films
8 films
En 1869, Justin Eagle vit dans son ranch appelé «The Eagle’s Nest», près de la ville de Button Willow, en Californie. En plus d'être éleveur, Justin est un agent secret du gouvernement américain. Il agit pour contrecarrer les voyous qui commencent à pulluler dans l'Ouest. Il est envoyé à San Francisco pour retrouver le sénateur Freeman, qui a disparu alors qu'il combattait Montgomery Blaine et ses hommes de main. Ceux-ci forcent les colons à leur vendre leurs terres à bas prix, en sachant que ces terres sont de grande valeur, car elles doivent être traversées par des chemins de fer...
Retrouvez Barbara Jean Wong dans le rôle de Betty Chang.
Retrouvez Barbara Jean Wong dans le rôle de Nightclub Singer.
Neale et Pedro transportent du fret entre Chungking et Calcutta. Lorsque leur copain Bill est assassiné, ils enquêtent. Neale rencontre Virginia, la fiancée de Bill, et se méfie d'un complot plus profond tout en tombant sous son charme.
Quand une troupe de showgirls avec leur impresario et agent de presse vacances dans une station Malibu Beach, deux d'entre eux sont garrotté. Charlie prend l'affaire avec l'aide par numéro deux fils Jimmy et chauffeur fidèle Birmingham Brown.
Retrouvez Barbara Jean Wong dans le rôle de Iris Ling (as Jean Wong).
Au Japon, les étrangers et leurs amis japonais sont pris dans la marée montante du militarisme.
Pendant la guerre sino-japonaise, une institutrice américaine en Chine fuit, en compagnie de ses élèves, la brutalité des envahisseurs. Elle obtient non sans peine de prendre place dans le camion que conduisent deux de ses compatriotes, trafiquants d'essence sans états d'âme, qu'elle tente de convaincre de la nécessité de lutter contre le Japon