Hong Kong actress Ada Wong, also the daughter of filmmaker Wong Jing, says she is willing and determined to jump start her filming career even if it means playing controversial roles and stripping for a movie.

Ada Wong, now 24 years old, first appeared in the film industry on her Wong Jing's production 'Beauty and the Seven Beasts' back in 2007 when she was but 15 years old. The actress has since dreamt to be a movie star.

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However, she hasn't been that well known until she guest starred in a Chinese variety how 'I'm Not a Star' which features second generation celebrities.

According to reports, Ada Wong recently signed Jacquelin Chong to be her manager and is purportedly in talks to film Lawrence Lau's upcoming Category III film which requires the actress to be nude.

Last August 8, Ada Wong and Jacquelin Chong met with James, the producer of the film and discussed over tea. A source says that actress and her manager have read through the script and both have liked it. However, it required the actress to go nude.

Ada Wong has experienced modeling lingerie in the past and was fine with the scenes where she had to be naked, but didn't have a clue as to how she was going to explain it to her father.

The film was said to be of a very sexy and realistic nature about how men and women view sex in the modern world, according to reports. The film will be divided into two stories and Ada Wong is said to play the lead on one of them.

Additionally, according to an insider, the pay is unusually high for a rookie like Ada Wong, summing up to at least seven figures.

According to Lawrence Lau, Ada Wong's stubborn and rebellious character attracted his attention and made him want to have her in his movie. The negotiations regarding the film has been more or less completed, however, reports say that Wong Jing, the actress' father, is still a hindrance.

When asked about her appearance in the movie, Ada said that the filming hasn't yet been confirmed and she has many things to consider.

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