Rebecca Lim (b. 1986)

Alias:
Ребекка Лим
林慧玲

Birthplace:
Singapore

Born:
September 26, 1986

Rebecca Lim is one of the most sought after actresses in Singapore. The former Miss Photogenic, and top five in the Miss Singapore Universe Pageant when she was 18, Rebecca has demonstrated her versatility and maturity as an actress in several prominent English and Chinese drama serials. Effectively bilingual, she has played a diverse range of characters, including trainee lawyer Wendy Lim on The Pupil, the highly-acclaimed legal drama that won her the Best Actress Award at the Asian Television Award in 2010. Rebecca's charming and intelligent disposition won her the hearts of many, as she was awarded the "Top 10 Most Popular Female Artiste" title for 7 consecutive years since 2012. In 2016, she was the first artiste from Singapore to be awarded the Asian Star Prize at the Seoul International Drama Award. Rebecca was back on Channel 5 with a highly acclaimed drama Missing in 2018. In April, she won her 2nd Best Actress in Star Awards 2018 for her role in The Lead which commemorate Mediacorp 25 years of producing Chinese Dramas. In November, the 10-episode The Bridge, an adaption of global phenomenon, also premiere in Viu & HBO Asia. Due to overwhelming response, the second season was shot end 2019 and telecast in June 2020. Rebecca's latest Chinese drama Jungle Survivor will be telecast in 4th quarter of 2020. An accomplished young actress with elegance, poise and musically talented to boot, she is in high demand for endorsements.

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