Admiring People's Artist The Anh's appearance over time
The image of the male actor's character Lieutenant Phuong in the movie "Noi Gio" was once considered the standard beauty of Vietnamese men in the 1960s.
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People's Artist Thế Anh, whose real name is Nguyễn Thế Anh, was born in 1938 in Hanoi. He was the third child in a well-off family. Graduating with honors from the first formal stage actor course in 1964, Thế Anh worked at the Central Drama Troupe. In the photo, Thế Anh (sitting) is posing with his mother and two brothers. |
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In 1966, The Anh made his mark with his first film role in the movie "Noi Gio". The image of the handsome, gallant Lieutenant Phuong at one time became the standard for judging the beauty of Vietnamese men in the 1960s. |
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At the age of 30, The Anh's face still exudes a scholarly look when playing the role of an ethnic minority boy in the movie "Return to Sam Sao". |
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Thế Anh's appearance in the movie "First Love" (1977). At that time, he was 39 years old. The artist said he had to sacrifice the image of a gallant scholar from many previous movies to play the role of a drug addict. After this movie, he decided to grow a mustache to look more masculine. |
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The Anh's real life appearance at the age of 40. |
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The Anh is over 50 years old. During this time, he participated in the films "Traveling Circus", "Dien Bien Phu", "Long Tri Night Festival"... |
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In 2003, at the age of 65, the artist appeared in the TV series "Doc Tinh" and then stopped acting until now. |
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At the age of over 70, People's Artist The Anh always appears with a humorous and radiant look. Since 2003, he has only participated in a few film events. The Anh finds joy in old age in writing books and researching films. |
According to VNE
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