Vietnamese veteran actresses media spotlight

In early August 2026, a decades‑old photograph of celebrated actress NSND Lan Hương resurfaced online, drawing immediate attention from fans of Vietnamese cinema. The image, taken when she was a child star of the 1974 film “Em bé Hà Nội,” sparked discussion about her current appearance and prompted Lan Hương to clarify that she has not undergone extensive cosmetic surgery, attributing any changes to dental veneers and a facial lift.

A few days later, another veteran actress, Lê Khánh Ly, re‑emerged on social media, showcasing a youthful look that many viewers felt surpassed her early‑career image from the 2001 TV series “Hoa Cỏ May.” After a 25‑year hiatus following personal tragedy and a shift to business pursuits, Khánh Ly’s online presence marked a notable comeback, reinforcing a broader trend of renewed public interest in Vietnam’s iconic film and television figures.

Together, these events illustrate a growing fascination with the past and present lives of Vietnam’s celebrated performers, highlighting both nostalgic reverence and contemporary discussions about aging, appearance, and personal reinvention.