Age: 41
female
Ellen Wong was born in Ontario, Canada. The first film she watched in a movie theatre was "Titanic". Her favourite actress is Kate Winslet. Her first role was on the award winning television series "This is Wonderland". She is best known for her role as Knives Chau in "Scott Pilgrim VS The World", starring alongside Michael Cera, Mary Elizabeth Winstead and Jason Schwartzman. She auditioned against many hopefuls through an international talent search to fill the role of Knives Chau. Edgar Wright wanted to work with Ellen as she was able to showcase herself as a unique actress, with the ability to also take on intense fight choreography. During training for "Scott Pilgrim VS The World", the on-set trainer nicknamed Ellen, The Ellen-nator. She trains in WTF Taekwondo. Her favourite action stars are Michelle Yeoh, Tony Jaa, Jackie Chan, Bruce Lee, Yanin Vismitananda aka "Jeeja" Yanin, Jet Li.
"Layers of Fear" is an ambitious cinematic journey that intertwines 23 interconnected tales of psychological horror and artistic obsession, creating a captivating narrative experience. The film follows a series of protagonists—an tormented painter, a haunted musician, a struggling actor, a gifted painter, a young journalist, a psychologist, a paranormal investigator, a hacker, a miniature artist, a traumatized college student, a graduate student turned a stay-at-home father, a renowned singer, an intelligent daughter, a deaf artist, a troubled woman, a haunted war veteran, a grieving mother, a curious wanderer, a gifted violinist, a tormented artist, a fearless explorer, a talented adult actor, a mysterious protagonist, and a prolific writer—as they each face their own demons within the layers of their tormented minds. As the stories unfold, viewers are thrust into a labyrinthine world where reality and nightmares merge, challenging their perceptions and plunging them into a realm of chilling suspense. Each character's journey is a descent into the depths of their own consciousness, a confrontation with their darkest fears, and an exploration of the price one pays for artistic brilliance.
