Dragon Boys

STEPH SONG (Chavy Pahn)

In February of that year, Singapore's New Paper reported Steph Song as "The Breakout Star of 2003." In just three years, Steph Song has starred in a phenomenal nine TV series and three features. Her sitcom, Achar! was a winner at the New York Worldwide Television Awards, second only to the American comedy, Frasier.

In 2004, Asian FHM readers voted Song as one of the 10 sexiest women in the world. A rough and tumble tomboy at heart, she found that result highly amusing.

Raised in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Steph returned to Canada for the breakthrough role opposite Paulo Costanzo in the feature, Everything's Gone Green. Penned by author Douglas Coupland, the film is slated for release early next year.

For her role in Dragon Boys, Song learned Cambodian from scratch, adding it to her language list of English, Hokkien and Spanish.



STEPH SONG (Chavy Pahn) In February of that year, Singapore's New Paper reported Steph Song as "The Breakout Star of 2003." In just three years, Steph Song has starred in a phenomenal nine TV series and three features. Her sitcom, Achar! was a winner at the New York Worldwide Television Awards, second only to the American comedy, Frasier. In 2004, Asian FHM readers voted Song as one of the 10 sexiest women in the world. A rough and tumble tomboy at heart, she found that result highly amusing. Raised in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Steph returned to Canada for the breakthrough role opposite Paulo Costanzo in the feature, Everything's Gone Green. Penned by author Douglas Coupland, the film is slated for release early next year. For her role in Dragon Boys, Song learned Cambodian from scratch, adding it to her language list of English, Hokkien and Spanish.