Connie's most recent notable performance was singing "Whatta Man" on NBC's Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist in 2020. Her breakthrough role came in the cult classic American Psycho in 2000, where she played Gwendolyn Ichiban alongside Christian Bale and Matt Ross.
As a talented and adaptable actor and vocalist, Connie effortlessly navigates a wide range of genres, from emotional and relatable working-class characters to futuristic and technology-driven sci-fi roles.
Born in the suburbs of Washington D.C. to Taiwanese immigrants, Connie's early life was marked by unconventional choices. She began acting in commercials as a preteen and went on to lead a pop girl band, dance with a Salsa team, and even rap and play keyboards in a 90's hip hop cover band.
Throughout her life, Connie has never followed a traditional path. She attended New York University, graduating with a degree in Communications, and later worked in various industries, including corporate marketing, hair cutting, and architectural drafting.
These diverse experiences have contributed to Connie's remarkable depth and versatility as a performer. As a wife and mother of two, Connie currently resides in Los Angeles.
