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All 11 Mayling Cheng Movies In Order - All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online |
Get ready to dive into the captivating world of Mayling Cheng's movies as we present a comprehensive roundup of her unforgettable and thrilling on-screen performances. From gripping thrillers to heart-wrenching dramas, join us as we explore the range of this versatile actress's talents and revisit some of her most iconic roles.
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In "Bridge to Silence, " a heart-wrenching tale unfolds as Peg, a deaf woman, struggles to cope with the loss of her husband in a car accident. As her mental state unravels, her mother temporarily takes custody of their daughter, Lisa. However, once Peg finally recovers, her mother refuses to relinquish control.
"In the gripping 83 Hours 'Til Dawn (1990), the daughter of a wealthy businessman is kidnapped and held captive in a locked box, fighting for her life with only 83 hours of air to last. As the clock ticks away, a dedicated detective named John Thompson (Robert Urich) and his team launch a relentless police investigation, determined to save the young girl and bring the kidnapper to justice. But with time running out and the kidnapper's identity remaining a mystery, tensions rise in a thrilling confrontation that will keep you on the edge of your seat.
In 1992, the suspenseful thriller "Wild Card" (1992) unfolded, featuring an intriguing plot that captivated audiences. Directed by Mel Damski, the film explored the world of a former preacher-turned-gambler who finds himself entangled in a web of corruption and murder in a seemingly serene town called Farewell, located in New Mexico.
Experience the thrills and dangers of a wildwater rafting race gone horribly wrong in White Mile (1994). This intense drama pushes the limits of a simple sport, where competition turns into something far more dangerous.
"Someone She Knows" is a harrowing 1994 drama film directed by Eric Laneuville and written by Carol Monpere. The story revolves around a desperate mother, whose five-year-old daughter is found dead, prompting her to transform into a private detective in her quest to unravel the mystery behind her child's tragic demise. As the authorities suspect that one of her own family members is the culprit, the mother must delve deep into her own inner demons, confronting and investigating her loved ones in an attempt to protect her home and family from the horrifying truth.
919 Fifth Avenue, originally titled as "None, " is a gripping drama released in 1995, starring Barry Bostwick, Noelle Beck, and Stephen Caffrey. The story revolves around a biographer's latest project on a prominent family, who seem to be shrouded in mystery. When a neighbor is murdered and the son of the doorman is falsely accused, the biographer takes it upon himself to investigate the truth.
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Crowfoot, released in 1995, stars Jim Davidson, Tsai Chin, and Kate Hodge as they take on the thrilling roles of a half-Native American cop, his haunting connection with a young woman's ghost, and their quest to bring justice to her murderer. The film is a blend of crime, drama, and thriller genres and has an intriguing plot. Directed by James Whitmore Jr.
"Turbulence" is an action-packed thriller that takes flight in 1997, starring Ray Liotta, Lauren Holly, and Brendan Gleeson. After a fierce shootout on board a commercial airplane transporting prisoners, the stakes have never been higher. With a smooth-talking serial killer on the loose, a brave flight attendant must act fast and outwit the deadly foe to ensure the plane lands safely.
9. Virus (1999)
Virus (1999) is an action-packed sci-fi adventure that takes place on the high seas. After braving a powerful typhoon, a determined tugboat crew led by Captain Everton, navigated by Kit Foster, and chief engineer Steve Baker, stumbles upon a mysterious Russian research vessel, the Akademik Vladislav Volkov. Believing they've found a lucrative salvage operation, the crew unknowingly steps into a deadly alien trap.
In the gripping film "Edges of the Lord" (2001), set amidst the harrowing backdrop of Nazi rule, a daring young Jewish boy named David (played by Haley Joel Osment) embarks on a life-changing journey. Escaping the merciless clutches of the Nazis, he hides with a family of compassionate Catholic peasant farmers, led by the enigmatic and stoic Father Manzetti (Willem Dafoe). As David learns to navigate the complexities of life and faith between two seemingly disparate worlds, he forms an unbreakable bond with the kind-hearted family.
Submerse yourself in the uncharted tale of the extraordinary warrior with "The Rosa Parks Story" (2002). This biographical drama featuring Angela Bassett narrates the tale of a humble stitcher as she reflects upon the sequence of events that spurred her to defy oppression, triggering a pivotal 1955 bus boycott in Montgomery, Alabama. Witness the dawning of liberation theology and the strength of Christian feminist ideals, as the persona becomes an emblem of bravery and defiance.