
Saigon, Vietnam [now Ho Chi Minh City]
Le Cong Tuan Anh (February 2, 1967 – October 17, 1996, also called Lê Công) was a Vietnamese actor. Starting out in a theatre troupe, he later received offers from directors and dabbled in cinema with small supporting roles until his role as Quang in the 1995 box office hit "The Bitter Taste of Love" (Vị Đắng Tình Yêu) catapulted him into a national sensation. He was considered the most famous actor in 1990s Vietnamese cinema, and during his career amassed an impressive profile of over 60 films, stage productions, a Best Actor award at the 10th Vietnam Film Festival, a Golden Prize at the 2nd National Theatre Festival, and Favourite Artist by the public votes for three consecutive years. Le Cong Tuan Anh passed away at the age of 29 and the height of his career; the death was ruled a suicide. His funeral was attended by thousands of fans from across the country and heavily detailed by the press, making it one of the biggest events in modern Vietnamese history.

as Hoan

as The Drunken Dancer
1995

as Quang
1996

as Hoan
1992

as Long
1993

as Lượm
1989

as Tấn
1996
as Rickshaw driver’s friend
1993
as Tùng Dương
1994
as Cường Tuấn/Hùng Tuấn
1996
as Nhơn
1996

as Công
1991

as Quang
1990
as The Drunken Dancer
1995

as Tấn
1996
as Nhơn
1996

as Tường
1996

as The Drunken Dancer
1995
as Tùng Dương
1994

as Gia
1994

as Minh
1993
as Rickshaw driver’s friend
1993

as Long
1993

as Đức
1992

as Long
1992

as Hoan
1992

as Tường
1992

as Quang Sơn
1992

as Công
1991

as Quang
1990

as Vương Chí Nhân
1989

as Lượm
1989
as Quang
15 episodes