Caucasian "Inbound Troubles" Actress Corinna Chamberlain Can Act & Sing

Although TVB series Inbound Troubles premiered not long ago, it has already become a hot topic for discussion at the dinner table and online, such as the HK-China controversial issues seen in the series. Actually isn't it great that the series is a light-hearted comedy and not too heavy? Isn't it great the series has refreshing cast and pairings?

Aside from the leads Wong Cho Lam, Roger Kwok, Joey Meng, Ivana Wong and Louis Cheung creating exceptional amount of sparks, a lot of people are talking about the Inbound Troubles supporting characters. Wong Cho Lam's best buddy, "Sai Sai Lap", played by Siu Bo suddenly rose to popularity. She might just be another fat girl, but she stands out because she's cute and funny.

In the series, Ivana Wong has a Caucasian best friend "Nip Siu Yin" played by Corinna Chamberlain. She was born to a New Zealand father and an Australian mother, but she was born and grew up in Hong Kong. Her character caught a lot of attention because she frequently starts crying out of the blue.

Corinna may be a Caucasian girl, but she is very fluent in Cantonese, even better than a lot of local HK artists. She can compare to former TVB Caucasian actor Gregory Rivers. Actually Corinna graduated from the HK Academy for Performing Arts (HKAPA) in 2006 and this isn't her first TVB series. She has appeared in several series before, namely You're Hired!, Every Move You Make, and Silver Spoon, Sterling Shackles. She can consider to have rich acting experiences.

Aside from acting, Corinna can sing too! When she was studying in HKAPA, she majored in musical theater. She has a good music foundation and singing skills. Corinna sang Jacky Cheung's Love Is Eternity (愛是永恆) before and in 2007 she participated in the chorus at pop queen Sandy Lam's concert. In addition, she sang a duet with William So 來夜方長. She clearly has the singing skills and has listened to many HK singers' music before.

Corinna's Singing Performances Clips





Source: FACE Magazine, Credit: HKChannel
Translated by: aZnangel @ AsianEU Forum