1984 starred in the TV series "Hongkong Nocturne", which is the only TV series in which Anita Mui appeared. The play plays a singer who has experienced twists and turns, and his role can be described as tailor-made. Her singer has a unique style and a little vicissitudes, and her superb acting skills are impressive. It is precisely because the drama is about the singer's career that a large number of songs appear, which is another feature of this TV series.

Film age

1984' s fate is the best supporting actress who won her an Oscar.

1987-1988 "rouge buckle" was released, in which a tragic oriental ghost left Anita Mui and became the "four heroines", and the role of "flower" became a classic figure in film history.

1990, the film "Chuan Dao Yoshiko" was released. Chuan Dao Yoshiko is a controversial legend in modern China, and Anita Mui's performance has both spirit and form, which appropriately interprets the role.

199 1 She was nominated as the best actress at Tokyo International Film Festival for her war literary film When I Come Again.

1992 starred in the film Death Judge, which is a representative comedy of Anita Mui. She played with Stephen Chow, the king of Wulitou, and her performance was not inferior at all. Among them, the classic dialogue and well-held action expression have become the highlights of the film.

1993, starring in the movie Hero Trio; Became the flash. In the film, not only the shapes are changeable, but also the smooth play is a major attraction of the film.

1997, starring in the movie Half Life, Anita Mui plays Gu Manlu, who gave up his lover to be a dancer in order to support his family and missed love. She made a detailed interpretation of the feelings of love and hate, and won the Best Supporting Actress Award at the 17 Hong Kong Film Awards and the Best Supporting Actress Award at the 3rd Golden Bauhinia Awards.

200 1 Starring in the movie Zhong Wuyan, playing the villain for the first time, vividly portraying the fatuous and lewd Qi Xuanwang, and winning the Best Actress Award of Ming Pao Weekly for this film.

In 2002, the film Rhapsody in July was the last play of Anita Mui's life. She played an ordinary housewife, portrayed the protagonist's plain and delicate heart, and won the title of Best Actress in Changchun Film Festival in one fell swoop.

In 2005, he was selected as one of the "100 Excellent Actors in China Films in the Past 100 Years".

In 2005, UA Cinema released 20 years' Hong Kong box office data, and Anita Mui ranked third among Hong Kong actresses. By July 2008, Anita Mui had starred in four top 50 films.

20 1 1 Although she has been away for seven years, Anita Mui still occupies the second place among the top ten actresses in New Year films.