Nina Liu

Nina Liu, born smack in the heart of Sydney, has that kind of screen presence you don’t forget. She’s not just a face you’ve seen once and then, poof, gone—nope, she sticks with you. Most folks probably remember her from Heartbreak High back in the ’90s, where she pretty much nailed the whole angsty teen drama vibe. That show was wild—full of big hair, bigger emotions, and, honestly, some outfits that should never make a comeback. Classic. But if you thought she peaked there, you’d be dead wrong. Fast forward to 2005, and she pops up in Little Fish, which was a whole different beast. Gritty, moody, and the kind of movie that stays with you long after the credits roll. Liu’s performance had this realness to it, nothing forced—just raw, believable acting. It’s the sort of thing that makes you forget you’re watching a movie and not just eavesdropping on someone’s actual life. Before that, she was in Fu sheng, back in ’96, adding yet another genre to her ever-growing collection. She’s got this chameleon thing going—never quite the same in any two roles. Outside of all the on-screen stuff, she’s got her own life rolling along. Married Axel Schweitzer in 2008—yep, still going. No messy scandals or tabloid nonsense, just quietly doing her thing. Nina Liu’s career? Not flashy, but solid as a rock. She’s one of those actors you’re always happy to see pop up, and you just know she’ll bring something real to the screen.