The youthful beauty of People's Artist Lan Huong
People's Artist Lan Huong - the most evil mother-in-law on Vietnamese television - was a beautiful girl with a high nose bridge and soulful eyes when she was young.
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As a young girl, People's Artist Lan Huong had a lovely, chubby face. She came to art by chance. A friend invited her to audition for the Vietnam Drama Theater, but unexpectedly, her friend failed, but she passed. The theater is where she has been attached for many years. Her name is associated with plays: June farewell, Lost stone, In the name of justice, The song of life, Tran Thu Do, On the blue sky, The night of darkness... |
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Looking at the photo of this gentle, innocent young woman, it's hard to imagine the terrible mother-in-law in the movies Living with Mother-in-law and Loving the Sunny Days decades later. |
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People's Artist Lan Huong's expressive eyes help her a lot in transforming into roles, expressing the character's emotions and psychology very well. |
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Like many other stage actors, People's Artist Lan Huong also participates in the seventh art. She has acted in many films such as: Lang Ferry, Kinh Village Wind, Last Sunbeam, Provincial Party Secretary, House Ties, Collective Citizens, Continuing the Love Song, Late Autumn Milk Flower, Being a Rich Husband... With the role of teacher Thuy in the movie Guava Season, she won the Best Actress award at the film festival held in Singapore in 2001. |
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People's Artist Lan Huong's appearance in a play in the early 1990s. Not only does she have a beautiful face, she also has a charming figure. Her fluffy hair has become a trademark and a unique beauty of Lan Huong. |
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People's Artist Lan Huong in a spring newspaper in 1987... |
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...and in a movie. |
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People's Artist Lan Huong and her husband - Meritorious Artist Do Ky have been together for more than 40 years. They were both born in 1961, attended Kim Lien High School (Hanoi), were one grade apart but never talked. They recognized each other when they both passed the drama class of the Vietnam Drama Theater and fell in love there. |
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The artist couple's dating days were during the subsidy period. They still joke that back then they were both "sick and hungry" because of the difficult and deprived life. |
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Artists Lan Huong and Do Ky in their simple wedding in 1987. |
