Phyllis Quek

In 1995, Quek participated in Mediacorp's Star Search and won third place in the talent show. She was subsequently cast in Beyond Dawn (女子监狱) for which she was awarded the Best Newcomer Award at MediaCorp's Star Awards in 1996.

In 2000, Quek starred alongside Hong Kong actors Aaron Kwok and Daniel Wu in the movie, 2000 AD. Through this action film, she gained exposure in the Asian media industry and was featured in the book, Singapore Cinema by Raphaël Millet.[2] Following this film, she performed as a supporting actress in a Raintree Pictures film, The Tree.

The recording of the theme song of her earlier drama, The Other Parent (妈妈先生) and Mind Games (危险人物) marked the beginning of her career as a singer. She then released her debut album, Phyllis, under Hype Records which contained primarily dance tracks and singles from the soundtrack of The Tree and Beyond The Axis Of Truth (法医X档案). Phyllis guest starred in Channel 5's crime drama series Heartlanders 2 where she played a stalked actress. Her song, 不知不觉, was featured in the series, and became a radio hit along with her other single, Freedom. However, the album did not mark the start of a longstanding music career for Phyllis and it was to remain her first and only album.

Quek's contract with Mediacorp expired in 2001 and she signed with Hype Records Artiste Networks. She made her debut in Taiwan headlining the lead role in an idol drama titled My Fair Lady (丑女大翻身), in which she donned prosthetics in order to play a heavy-set and undesirable woman.

In 2009, Quek gained some recognition for her performance in Perfect Cut II (一切完美2) and was cast alongside Christopher Lee as the female lead to star in new movie, Kidnapper (2010). As of 2011, Phyllis has starred in more than 40 local and overseas production dramas and 6 movies.

Quek married Australian businessman David Cox in December 2012.

• 2009: Fashion Asia 亚洲时尚风 (Seoul)
• 2010: Citispa Beauty Perfection 2010 Citispa完美大挑战2010

• Phyllis Quek at IMDb
• PhyllisQuek.com