 Collaboration(s):
The Condor Heroes '95, One Good Turn Deserves Another, A Kindred Spirit,
Plain Love II, The Awakening Story
Chemistry: Excellent Relationship: Friends Work Again: Positive A graduate of HKPA, So's acting is skilled and experienced. Prior to HKPA, So participated in school's drama club and appeared on many musical stage play at age 12. She grew up in HK but refused to be infected with its popular culture. So likes to do Chinese oriented drama and watch European theatrical dances or musical broadways. She is fluent in English and a number of Chinese dialects, she can sing opera, and dances beautifully, thanks to HKPA. A person like that did not get passed Maggie's eyes without giving her some words of wisdom. Maggie's asked Ah So to tutored her acting early on. Understanding So's background, Maggie has a similar background for she loves the theatrical aspect of acting. On screen, Maggie and So are famous for their fierced performances as enemies. For every series, they each switched from hot to cold, cold to hot, making their performances exhilarating to watch. The Condor Heroes 1995 Their characters have little relevancy. One Good Turn Deserves Another Maggie and So are half-sisters cum cousins. Maggie accuse So's mom for stealing her father, which resulted to Maggie's misery. This series is well written with awesome acting from Maggie, So, and the rest of the cast. So played a housewife intimidated by Maggie's businesswoman status. A Kindred Spirit No scenes together. So is Ah Fuk's wife, and Maggie guest-star as the third party to Fuk's sister marriage. Plain Love II So and Maggie has a love-hate relationship in this series. Very interesting to see. Maggie's preachy personality taught dear friend, So, to chase after a man whom later turned out to be madly in love with Maggie. The Awakening Story Unlike One Good Turn Deserves Another, both Maggie and So are powerful businesswomen, but this time Maggie is intimidated by So because So is dating Maggie's father. So gets more affection from Maggie's father than Maggie herself. Their resentment feelings toward each other is subtle, yet runs deep.   
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