Lianna Pai

Actress
Producer

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Lianna Pai in Requiem for a Dream (2000)

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Lianna Pai was born on 26 December 1966 in Brooklyn, New York, USA. She is an actress and producer, known for Requiem for a Dream (2000), Couvre-feu (1998) and Grand Theft Auto III (2001). She is married to Geoffrey Quelle. They have two children.

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Known for

Jennifer Connelly in Requiem for a Dream (2000)

Requiem for a Dream

8.3

Angelic Nurse(as Liana Pai)

2000

Denzel Washington, Bruce Willis, and Annette Bening in Couvre-feu (1998)

6.4

Tina Osu(as Liana Pai)

1998

Grand Theft Auto III (2001)

Grand Theft Auto III

8.6

Video Game

Asuka(voice, as Liana Pai)

2001

Michael Rapaport, DeShonn Castle, Lianna Pai, Jon Seda, N'Bushe Wright, and Ron Johnson in The Color of Love (1992)

The Color of Love

6.3

Connie(as Liana Pai)

1992

Credits

Actress

Forty Winks
6.3
- Sharon (as LIana Pai)
- 2022
Falling Water
6.4
TV Series
- Second Nurse (as Liana Pai)
- 2016
Queens Supreme
7.1
TV Series
- (as Liana Pai)
- 2003
New York - Police judiciaire
7.8
TV Series
- Wendy Quan
- Carolyne Trang
- Dena Kobata (as Liana Pai) ...
- 1992–2002
New York - Section criminelle
7.6
TV Series
- Janey Lin (as Liana Pai)
- 2002
For Caroline
7.5
Short
- Haiku Teacher (as Liana Pai)
- 2002
Grand Theft Auto III
8.6
Video Game
- Asuka (voice, as Liana Pai)
- 2001
Requiem for a Dream
8.3
- Angelic Nurse (as Liana Pai)
- 2000
Happy Accidents
7.1
- Claire
- 2000
New York - Unité spéciale
8.1
TV Series
- Assistant D.A. (as Liana Pai)
- 1999
Couvre-feu
6.4
- Tina Osu (as Liana Pai)
- 1998
Ripper
7.4
Video Game
- Kashi Yamamoto (as Lianni Pai)
- 1996
L'associé
6.2
- Plaza Concierge Charlotte (as Liana Pai)
- 1996
The Pompatus of Love
5.3
- Ting (as Liana Pai)
- 1995
Flirt
6.3
- Woman at Phone Booth
- 1995

Producer

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The Siege

Personal details

Alternative names
- LIana Pai
Born
- December 26, 1966
- Brooklyn, New York, USA
Spouse
- Geoffrey Quelle? - present (2 children)
Other works
(February 16 to April 23, 1995) She acted in Deborah Rugin's adaptation of Maxine Hong Kingston's novels, "The Woman Warrior," in presented by the Center Theatre Group/Ahmanson at the James A. Doolittle (University of California) Theatre in Los Angeles, California with Kim Miyori and Tsai Chin in the cast. Based on the novels, "The Woman Warrior" and "China Men" by Maxine Hong Kingston. Sharon Ott was director. Ming Cho Lee was scenic designer. Stephen LeGrand and Jon Gottleib were sound designers. Susan Hilferty was costume designer. Peter Maradudin was lighting designer.

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Trivia
Nearly died in June 2004 while 6-months pregnant with her first child. The valves in her heart were attacked by an aggressive bacterial infection. She had emergency surgery and both she and her daughter Ima survived.

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