Star of "Prohibited Reception" and "Bachelor Party" Jamie Chung

American actress Jamie Chung gained wide popularity due to her participation in one of the reality TV shows on the MTV channel entitled "The Real World" and the films "Prohibited Reception" and "Bachelor Party".

At the Crossroads

Jamie Chung was born in 1983 in the city of San Francisco solar California. The actress has Korean roots, although she is a representative of the second generation. The girl successfully graduated from the Faculty of Economics at the University of California, located in Riverside. According to the singer, she always dreamed about acting, but she decided to be ready for anything. Congenital pragmatism prompted Jamie to concentrate on education in the field of economics and business. The future movie star figured out all the options, including failure in the acting field, so she decided that it would be superfluous to have an economical education in reserve.

Debut on TV

Jamie Chung, whose filmography currently includes 26 film and television projects, debuted on television, after casting the 14th season of the "Real World" rating show. Shooting process was held in San Diego, the girl was literally torn between filming and studying, that's why it was presented to a wide audience of people - a student combining creative activity and study.

The personal life of the future big movie star is surrounded by a halo of secrecy, the only thing that has been achieved by ubiquitous journalists is the confessions of close friends of the actress. Approached by Jamie Chung lament that the girl constantly chooses the wrong guys.

Creative way

After the triumphant debut in the reality show, the beginning actress was spotted by many filmmakers. In the shortest possible time the girl received several invitations from the film producers for the casting. Having successfully passed the exams, Jamie Chung is removed (while she has secondary roles) in the following projects: "Chuck and Larry: Fire Wedding", "Days of Our Life", "First Aid" and "Veronica Mars".

2008 is considered a significant milestone in the career of the performer: the actress performs her first major role in the mini-series "Samurai Girl". After that, she joins the generally recognized movie stars Demi Lovato and Selene Gomez in the work on the Princess Protection Program.

And the work of Zak Snyder's "Forbidden Reception" finally enshrined the performer as the real star of the big movie. In an art house action movie with a deep storyline and a chic visualization, Jamie Chung played the role of sweet and gloomy Amber. And although the creators initially saw in the image of the heroine of Emma Stone, after casting for the role was approved by Chung. In the process of working on the image of her character, Jamie was inspired by the heroine Uma Thurman in "Kill Bill".

The subsequent filmography of the actress

In 2012, the actress starred in the energetic action movie David Koepp "Urgent delivery" and plays the main role in the crime drama Megan Griffiths "Eden." Jamie Chung beautifully revealed the character of her characters - a young Korean woman, kidnapped and forced to engage in prostitution. The girl has to unite with the kidnappers in order to survive.

In addition, the actress took part in the continuation of the cult comedy franchise "Bachelor 2", where she played Lauren. Her character was so fond of the viewer that the creators, without hesitation, introduced the heroine into the narrative of the third part.

In the filmography of the actress there is another no less popular sequel - "Sin City-2". In the film of Frank Miller and Robert Rodriguez, Jamie played the role of Miho, a female ninja. In the first film, this character embodied on the screen Devon Aoki, but the actress refused to take part in the production of the sequel because of pregnancy, so the creators invited Chung and did not lose.

Currently, three films are being prepared for the premiere: "In Hong Kong tomorrow", "Year of changes" and "New Year's corporate", in the production of which Jamie Chung was directly involved.