Celia Au

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Celia Au
Born
Hong Kong
Occupation(s)Actress, Filmmaker
Years active2007–present

Celia Au is an American actress and filmmaker based in Manhattan.[1][2] She has appeared in the television series Lodge 49 (2018–2019) and Wu Assassins (2019).[3]

Filmography

Film

Year Title Role Notes
2008 Heaven's Messenger Hallway Orderly [citation needed]
2009 Chasing the Green A & R Employee
2010 Beware the Gonzo Gender Bender #2
2010 God's Land Woman in Church
2011 Detachment Ellen as Sze Ming Au
2011 5000 Friends short film
2011 We Are the Hartmans Baxter Fan
2012 Bad Tara Bad Tara
2012 Sonic Jade short film
2013 Video Game Sagani short film
2013 The Unity of All Things
2013 Chinese Puzzle Une skater [citation needed]
2014 Grind Photographer short film
2014 Revenge of the Green Dragons Bobo [4]
2015 People Places Things Celia [4]
2015 Demolition Punk Girl
2015 Sphere short film
2016 White Girl Partygoer #1 as Szeming Celia Au
2016 AWOL College Girl #4
2016 Eugenia and John Korean Student
2016 The Last Tip Ming short film
2016 Once in a Lifetime Nightmare TV movie
2016 Daykwon Erin short film
2017 Where Is Kyra? Eve
2017 Well, Bitch Samantha #1 short film
2017 High School Noir Melanie Pate TV movie
2017 Extraction (Virtual Reality) Ester short film
2018 Paterno Cathy, Newhouse's secretary. [citation needed]
2018 Tomato & Eggs Lisa short film
2018 Black Dragon Chau short film
2019 In A New York Minute Nina Wong [citation needed]
2020 Once Upon a Time in the Bamboo Female Warrior Feng short film
2021 The Complaint Student short film
2021 Shoplifters of the World Siouxsie Chu
2021 Snakehead Jai
2021 Made in Chinatown Suzie Wong
2021 Sub-Zero vs Scorpion Narrator short film
2023 Asian Persuasion Arden Chan Post-production
2022 She Said Hong Kong Waitress
2023 Doors We Open Lia Post-production

Television series

Year Title Role Notes
2011 Jon Benjamin Has a Van Kid Episode: "Breakdown Van"
2014-2015 Gotham Zsasz Henchwoman #2 Recurring; 3 episodes.
2016 Vinyl May Pang Episode: " E.A.B."
2017 Iron Fist Mary Episode: "Lead Horse Back to Stable"
2017 Madam Secretary Translator Episode: "Good Bones"
2018 Lodge 49 Alice Ba Recurring; 12 episodes.
2019 Wu Assassins Ying Ying Main role; 7 episodes.[citation needed]
2020; 2023 Awkwafina Is Nora from Queens Grace 2 episodes
2021 High Herstory Hua Mulan Episode: "Hua Mulan"
2022 The Equalizer Chloe San Episode: "Chinatown"

See also

References

  1. ^ Fleshman, Cu (August 7, 2019). "How Did Celia Au Go From Business-School Mentee To 'Wu Assassins' Mentor?".
  2. ^ "INTERVIEW: CELIA AU, actor, filmmaker, "Ying Ying" from WU ASSASSINS from Kung Fu Drive-In Podcast". www.stitcher.com.
  3. ^ "Celia Au Interview - Lodge 49". October 15, 2018. Archived from the original on July 17, 2019. Retrieved August 11, 2019.
  4. ^ a b Ramos, Dino-Ray (October 17, 2018). "'Wu Assassins': Lawrence Kao And Celia Au Join Netflix Martial Arts Series".


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