In the 1990s, Viet Trinh was one of the leading actresses in Vietnamese cinema, known for her beauty and talent. Her beauty at that time was considered rare.
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| Recently, Viet Trinh shared some photos from her twenties. She jokingly said, "Back then, my eyebrows and lips were so natural-looking." In the 1990s, Viet Trinh, with her distinctly Asian beauty, was a familiar face on calendars, associated with the childhood memories of those born in the 70s and 80s. |
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| Back then, while Diem Huong and Thu Ha impressed with their gentle and demure beauty, Viet Trinh stood out thanks to her sharp and alluring charm. Not favoring revealing or skimpy dresses, the "fashion" for photoshoots in that era was associated with elaborate, classic outfits. |
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| Born in 1972, Viet Trinh began acting in films in the 1980s. Her career took a significant turn when she played the lead role in "Ngoc trong da" (Jade in Stone) directed by Tran Canh Don. From then on, she entered the golden age of her career, alongside actors like Ly Hung, Diem Huong, and Le Cong Tuan Anh… |
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| During her heyday, the name Viet Trinh was a "guarantee" of sales for cultural newspapers. Films associated with her name include *The Prince of Bac Lieu*, *Why Did You Marry So Quickly?*, *The Stubborn Schoolgirl*, and *The Beauty of Tay Do*. |
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| While Viet Trinh's career was quite successful, her love life was fraught with difficulties. After her tumultuous relationship with director Phuoc Sang and rumors of her being greedy for money, she became involved with two wealthy men in Saigon at the time. However, both men later faced legal troubles. |
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| For many years, Viet Trinh disappeared from the hustle and bustle of the entertainment industry, finding peace in Buddhism. |
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| Currently, she lives with her son, works as a director, and frequently participates in charitable activities. Viet Trinh never mentions falling in love again. |
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| At 45, Viet Trinh still maintains her youthful beauty. She occasionally accepts modeling jobs and participates in some television shows. In the comedy show "Funny Couple," she had the opportunity to reunite with her "on-screen lover" - actor Ly Hung. |
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| Viet Trinh was pictured with Huynh Anh, a much younger actor, at a recent event. They looked like siblings. It's hard to believe Viet Trinh is approaching 50. |
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