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Her birthday is somewhat of a mystery. Different sources give 1956; September 23, 1957; September 23, 1959; or September 29, 1964. Her parents were amateurs in Beijing opera singing, and Rosalind Chao was in some small roles of some operas as a girl. She started shooting commercials at 7. After she graduated from Pomona College, her TV career began. Chao played as Keiko O'Brien (née Ishikawa), a Japanese botanist, in Star Trek: The Next Generation and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, the founder and teacher of a school, the wife of engineer Miles O'Brien, and a mother of two. Chao also appeared in the television series MASH during the last episodes of the series as Soon-Lee, a Korean woman who fell in love and married Maxwell Klinger. Chao plays one of the eight main characters in The Joy Luck Club. However, her favourite role is a minor one in What Dreams May Come, where she played a flight attendant, the physical manifestation of the protagonist's dead daughter. Chao has also guest-starred in The West Wing, and several episodes of The O.C.. Rosalind Chao is a mother with her husband Simon Templeman. External Link
Category:1964 deaths|Chao, Roasalind Category:Chinese American actors|Chao, Roasalind Category:Chinese Americans|Chao, Roasalind This article is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License. It uses material from the Wikipedia article "Rosalind Chao".
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