People’s Artist Ngoc Thu Born in 1965 in Hanoi. She is one of the veteran faces of Vietnamese cinema and theater, with simple, emotional roles.
People’s Artist Ngoc Thu came to the arts and worked with the Military Drama Theater from the age of twenty until his retirement. During her decades of work, she regularly performed to serve the military in all parts of the country.
People’s Artist Ngoc Thu. (Photo: NV)
In People’s Artist Ngoc Thu’s professional memories, the days wearing a backpack to perform to serve soldiers and people all over the country are the most beautiful and memorable times. Besides acting, she also worked at the Military Drama Theater and held the position of Director.
The films that left an impression on People’s Artist Ngoc Thu include: Women’s tears, My father and two women, Sweet and deceitful, Story of Nho village, Childless woman, Streets in the village, Through a narrow lane, life is still beautiful…
People’s Artist Ngoc Thu and her husband, Meritorious Artist Minh Tuan, play Luyen’s (Thanh Huong) parents in “Is Life Still Beautiful?” (Photo: VTV)
Besides her successful career, People’s Artist Ngoc Thu also has a peaceful marriage with her husband, Meritorious Artist Minh Tuan, who specializes in playing villains in VTV films – also works at the Military Drama Theater. They got married in 1989 after 7 years of courtship and had 2 children.
People’s Artist Ngoc Thu confided that their life is peaceful, the couple respects each other, and has their own pleasures. Thinking that her time is limited, she actively participates in artistic activities, including short films. Recently, she also participated in the movies Tet in Hell Village and Soul Eater. The veteran female artist believes that: Artists should go everywhere, as long as they can work and be creative.
People’s Artist Thu Que
People’s Artist Thu Que Born in 1969 in Hanoi in an intellectual family. At the age of 3, Thu Que followed her parents to Viet Tri (Phu Tho) to live. During an audition with her friend, People’s Artist Thu Que “caught the eye” of the Military Region 2 theater troupe. She gradually became a familiar face not only on stage but also on the small screen.
People’s Artist, Colonel Thu Que. (Photo: FBNV)
With a gentle face and distinct Vietnamese beauty, Thu Que was favored by directors and assigned to take on leading roles in many films. People’s Artist Thu Que’s name is associated with a series of films such as: The Girl Named River; The intelligence general and his two wives; The river is calm; Flowers of Muong land…
In 2016, Thu Que was one of the artists awarded the title People’s Artist. Besides, she also holds the military rank of Colonel.
Husband of People’s Artist Thu Que Meritorious Artist Pham Cuong, a handsome actor in Northern cinema in the 1990s and early 2000s. The couple met at the Military Region 2 Theater Troupe, and in 1995, they moved in together.
The happy family of People’s Artist Thu Que and Meritorious Artist Pham Cuong. (Photo: FBNV)
Meritorious Artist Pham Cuong used to work as Director of Cinema of the People’s Army, and also held the military rank of Colonel. The films that made his mark include: Provincial Chairman, Late Autumn Afternoon, The Edge of the Abyss, Yellow Light, Laurel Wreath, Don’t Say Love, Sunflower Against the Sun…
On screen, People’s Artist Thu Que and Meritorious Artist Pham Cuong have starred together in a few movies such as: Yellow Light, Late Autumn Afternoon. In real life, the couple chooses a simple, quiet life, rarely mentioning each other. They now have 2 children, a daughter named Ha Vy and a son Minh Duy.
At the age of U60, the Hanoi beauty still maintains her youthful beauty and charming smile. She shared: “Each age has its own beauty of a woman, cherish and preserve every moment.”
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