Lucy Liu
Lucy Liu is an American actor, director, and visual artist known for roles in Ally McBeal, Charlie’s Angels, and Elementary.
Ally McBeal: An American legal comedy-drama television series created by David E. Kelley. Liu played Ling Woo, the sharp-tongued lawyer whose role became a breakthrough for her.
Drew Barrymore: An American actor, producer, and director. Barrymore co-starred with Liu in Charlie’s Angels and its sequel.
Television directing: The craft of shaping a television episode’s performances, visuals, and storytelling. Liu has directed episodes of television series, including Elementary.
Jackson Heights: A neighborhood in Queens, New York City, known for its immigrant communities. Liu grew up in this Queens neighborhood in a Taiwanese American family.
Charlie's Angels: A 2000 action comedy film directed by McG. Liu starred as Alex Munday, one of the film’s three lead detectives.
Cameron Diaz: An American actor and former model. Diaz shared the lead ensemble with Liu in the Charlie’s Angels films.
Visual art: Art made primarily for visual perception, including painting, sculpture, and photography. Liu has exhibited work as a visual artist, including painting and mixed-media pieces.
University of Michigan: A public research university in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Liu studied Asian languages and cultures there before pursuing acting.
Elementary: An American television crime drama that reimagines Sherlock Holmes in modern New York. Liu played Dr. Joan Watson across the series’ seven-season run.
Jonny Lee Miller: An English actor known for film, television, and stage roles. Miller played Sherlock Holmes opposite Liu’s Joan Watson in Elementary.