Su Ling Chan

Su Ling Chan popped into this world on October 24, 1984, right in Malaysia. Now, if you’re into Southeast Asian cinema or animation, her name probably rings a bell. She’s got this knack for shifting between genres, almost like she can’t sit still in one lane. People mostly recognize her from “Sri Asih” (2022)—that slick Indonesian superhero flick where she didn’t just blend in, she owned every scene she was in. There’s a bit of a cult following around that movie, honestly. Then there’s “Ejen Ali the Movie 2” (2025)—yeah, it’s not even out yet and fans are already hyped. The anticipation is wild, and Su Ling’s involvement is a big reason why. She voices one of the main characters, and if her previous performances are anything to go by, she’ll totally crush it. But hey, rewind a bit and you’ll find “Vast Horizon” (2019) on her list too. That one’s more in the indie sci-fi audio drama space—very different vibe, but she brings the same energy and commitment. Not everyone can jump from live-action blockbusters to animated features to audio dramas and still sound so damn authentic. She’s got this distinctive voice, both literally and in her performances, that just pulls you in. Whether she’s on screen or lending her voice, Su Ling Chan isn’t just another name in the credits—she’s the kind of actress who makes you sit up and pay attention, even if you weren’t planning to.