

Acting
Birthday: April 6, 1929 (96)
Place of Birth: Bắc Giang province, Vietnam
Biography
Mạnh Linh (born 6th April 1929 as Phạm Văn Lạng - ? ) is a Vietnamese actor, stage director and former director of Vietnam National Theatre. A renowned stage actor, he had worked in several troupes prior to 1945, upon which he joined the Revolution’s forces and operated the Bac Giang’s People Artistic Troupe. His promotion to the National Theatre in 1948 saw him become a full-time professional actor under the guidance of Thế Lữ, and soon he started starring in the Theatre’s major productions. He briefly worked in the Soviet Union, mostly taking on the lead roles in Leniniana plays by Mikhail Shatrov and Nikolai Pogodin; for his achievements during this stint, Mạnh Linh was awarded the Order of Lenin.
Known For
Select Role:
Hanoians (1996)Age: 67as The general
Money, Money! (1989)Age: 60
The General Retires (1988)Age: 59as General Thuấn
Unintended Separation (1986)Age: 57as Trương Đồng
Last Night of the Year (1983)Age: 54
Life of Harmony (1981)Age: 52as Sách
The Part of Life I Want to Forget (1980)Age: 51as Khoái's father
The Forgotten Proposal (1980)Age: 51as Trưởng ty Linh
A Bird that Knows Its Way (1979)Age: 50as The Manager
The Best Groom (1975)Age: 46as Director
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