In 2006, Song had her largest role outside of The Suite Life, in Wendy Wu: Homecoming Warrior, another DCOM. Wendy Wu: Homecoming Warrior Brenda Song received critical praise for Wendy Wu: Homecoming WarriorĪfter gaining instant popularity for London Tipton, Brenda Song became a regular on Disney Channel, working regularly as a voice actor for American Dragon: Jake Long.
The show was nominated for three Kids’ Choice Awards during its run, and Song earned an Asian Excellence Award nomination for her performance in the second season. The Suite Life was the most-viewed premiere on the Disney Channel in 2005, and Song’s performance drew praise from critics throughout the shows’ run. The role, openly based on Paris Hilton, was given to Song without an audition, she was seen as that much a match for the role. In 2005, Brenda Song, having just earned her high school diploma, was cast as London Tipton, a spoiled hotel heiress in The Suite Life of Zack and Cody. Named as an All-American Scholar in ninth grade, she earned her high school diploma when she was sixteen, immediately enrolling in community college and later studying online at University of California, Berkeley. In order to accommodate her career in acting, Song was homeschooled by her mother.
By 2004, Song had her first starring role in a DCOM, Stuck in the Suburbs.
Her performance in the Disney Channel Original Movie (DCOM) The Ultimate Christmas Present in 2000 won her a Young Arist Award, and led to her signing a contract in 2002 with Disney, to appear in Get a Clue, and later, That’s So Raven. Two years later she appeared in Leave It to Beaver, and from there, she had small roles in multiple TV shows, such as 7th Heaven, ER, The Bernie Mac Show, and George Lopez. Starting in 1995, when she was seven, Song appeared in a short film for the American Film Institute, Requiem. Before she gained critical praise for her role in The Suite Life of Zack and Cody, Brenda Song appeared in numerous TV shows and movies.
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