Deborah Sim


Deborah Sim is a Singaporean former actress and model, best known for her appearance on Star Search, as well as for starring in the television series Legend of the Eight Immortals, Stand by Me and The Return of the Condor Heroes.

Education

Before joining Star Search, Sim attended Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts and studied interior design.

Career

A 1997 Star Search finalist, Sim made her acting debut in the sitcom My Big Brother, alongside Chen Shucheng, Cassandra See and fellow Star Search semi-finalist Constance Song.
Sim subsequently starred in the popular mythological drama Legend of the Eight Immortals where she played the role of Lan Caihe. She also played supporting roles in Stand by Me and The Return of the Condor Heroes.
Sim left Television Corporation of Singapore after her contract ended in April 2000. The same year, she signed a five-year contract with Andy Lau's production company New Melody to expand her career into the Hong Kong and Taiwan entertainment industries. She terminated her contract two years later and returned to Singapore, citing the lack of acting opportunities. Shortly thereafter, Sim started singing in pubs.
At one point, Sim was a partner in a floral concierge service and shop called Pints Of Petals. She had also co-founded a noodle eatery with actor Benjamin Heng.

Personal life

In 2021, it was reported that Sim was working as an oil broker.
In 2024, Sim came out publicly on Dear Straight People, becoming the first Singaporean actress to come out publicly.

Filmography

Sim has appeared in the following programs and films:

Film