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Kim Xuân
ACTOR · VIETNAM

Kim Xuân

Theatre: IDECAF (former) · Hoàng Thái Thanh (former)

NSND (People's Artist) Kim Xuân is a veteran of the Southern Vietnamese stage and screen, with more than 50 years in the arts. She is one of the few actors to have succeeded in all three fields of spoken drama, television and film, and was one of the first two artists of the IDECAF Theatre.

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1956born 26 August 1956 · Sài Gòn (nay là Ho Chi Minh City)

Career story

Kim Xuân came to film early, playing Dung in director Lê Dân's “Loan mắt nhung” (1970). After 1975 she trained in the actor-training class of the Ho Chi Minh City Spoken Drama Troupe and entered professional theatre.

In 1997 she and NSƯT (Meritorious Artist) Thành Lộc became the first two artists of the IDECAF Theatre, where she performed for many years in plays such as “Ngôi nhà không có đàn ông” and “Khoảnh khắc tình yêu”; she has also worked with the Hoàng Thái Thanh drama theatre. Her role as the mother in “Mênh mông tình mẹ” earned her a Mai Vàng (Golden Apricot) Award in 1997.

On screen, she left her mark in “Ngọc trong đá”, “Quả tim máu”, “Có căn nhà nằm nghe nắng mưa” and a dual-personality role in “Hạnh phúc máu”. In 2019 she was awarded the title of People's Artist by the State.

In 2023 she began working with NSƯT Thành Lộc's Thiên Đăng Theatre.

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Awards · titles

Kim Xuân won a Mai Vàng (Golden Apricot) Award in 1997 for her role as the mother in the play “Mênh mông tình mẹ”. In film, she won the Cánh Diều (Golden Kite) 2014 award for Best Supporting Actress for “Quả tim máu”. In 2019 she was awarded the title of NSND (People's Artist).

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