Lin Min-Chen
9 Movies
Movies
Plays Summer / Winter
Vampire Cleanup Department
2017
Plays Meow
Table for Six
2022
Plays Zi Han
The Fatal Raid
2019
Plays Meow
Table for Six 2
2024
Plays Yiu
One Second Champion
2021
Plays Wu Zhen Zhen
A Moment of Happiness
2020
Plays Diva
It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Show
2019
Plays Princess
WE 12
2024
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WE 12
Princess
2024
Film
Table for Six 2
Meow
2024
Film
Table for Six
Meow
2022
Film
One Second Champion
Yiu
2021
Film
A Moment of Happiness
Wu Zhen Zhen
2020
Film
The Fatal Raid
Zi Han
2019
Film
It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Show
Diva
2019
Film
A Journey Of Happiness
Pumpkin
2019
Film
Vampire Cleanup Department
Summer / Winter
2017
Film
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Frequently Asked Questions
How old is Lin Min-Chen and where are they from?
Lin Min-Chen is 36 years old, born on June 1, 1990 in Penang, Malaysia.
What are the most famous roles of Lin Min-Chen?
Lin Min-Chen is best known for roles in Vampire Cleanup Department, Table for Six, The Fatal Raid.
How many movies has Lin Min-Chen been in?
Over a 9-year career (since 2017), Lin Min-Chen has appeared in 9 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Lin Min-Chen's first movie?
The career of Lin Min-Chen began with Vampire Cleanup Department (2017).
What is Lin Min-Chen's most recent movie or series?
Lin Min-Chen's most recent release is You & Mi 鄭秀文澳門演唱會 2025 嘉賓篇, which premiered on May 9, 2025.
Lin Min-Chen
1990-06-01 · Penang, Malaysia
Lin Min Chen; born 1 June 1990 is a Malaysian actress active in Malaysian, Taiwanese, and Hong Kong cinema. Debuting as a singer in Taiwan, Lin embarked on her acting career with the Taiwanese romance series Love Me and Prince of Wolf (both 2016). She gained recognition in Hong Kong with her role as Summer/Winter in the horror romance film Vampire Cleanup Department (2017) and has since appeared in various Hong Kong productions, including The Fatal Raid, A Journey of Happiness (both 2019), and One Second Champion (2021). Lin delivered a breakout performance as Meow in the comedy film Table for Six (2022), earning a nomination for Best Supporting Actress in the 41st Hong Kong Film Awards. She reprised the role in the sequel Table for Six 2 (2024).