The private life of Meritorious Artist Le Van at the age of 70
Rhododendron•February 16, 2024 14:40
Meritorious Artist Le Van at the age of U70 has a quiet and private life, especially in her married life, she always keeps a space for herself.
Meritorious Artist Le Van, born in 1958, became a famous name in the hearts of audiences in the early 80s. When mentioning Le Van, people remember the actress with a unique but deep beauty. She is considered a symbol of beauty of women in the old Hanoi.Throughout the career of Meritorious Artist Le Van, the audience will never forget the role of Duyen in "When Will October Come?". A role that has gone down in history in her career and forever become a memorable milestone for Le Van. Thanks to the role of Duyen in the movie "When Will October Come?", Le Van won the Golden Lotus award for Best Actress at the Vietnam Film Festival in 1985, and this is also the role that she is most satisfied with. Talking about this emotional role, Meritorious Artist Le Van confided: "When acting, I myself did not realize where the boundary between real life and film life was."Starting her career as a dancer, it seems that cinema is the "green land" of Le Van. For audiences who love feature films from a few decades ago, they cannot forget "Chi Dau" with the sometimes indomitable, sometimes resigned eyes of Meritorious Artist Le Van.After many successful films, Meritorious Artist Le Van seemed to disappear from the Vietnamese cinema. In 2006, Meritorious Artist Le Van suddenly returned with her autobiography "Le Van - Love and Live". Her autobiography caused a lot of controversy with too many private details related to her family. Because of those noises, Le Van became more closed. Currently, she lives abroad and does not share any information.After her autobiography, she completely disappeared from the art world, her life became more peaceful and private. In her private life, after many ups and downs in her love life, she finally found a home with a Dutch husband.Later, the female artist gave birth to two children and followed him to settle abroad.Having passed the age of 60, artist Le Van has a peaceful and happy life with her children. The female artist does not like noise and quietly enjoys the daily simplicity like many other women of retirement age.In an interview with the press a few years ago, the female artist confided that although she no longer had the stage spotlight, she felt satisfied being a "normal person".
