Lê Khanh

Lê Khanh, born on July 14, 1963, in Hanoi, is a celebrated Vietnamese actress known for her significant contributions to film and theater. Hailing from a family steeped in the performing arts, Khanh made her acting debut at the tender age of seven. Her early work included a memorable role in Nguyễn Khắc Lợi's film “Hai người mẹ” (Two Mothers) in 1975, which marked the beginning of her prolific career.

Over the years, Lê Khanh has built an impressive portfolio, featuring in a myriad of successful films and stage productions. Her versatility as an actress has shone through in various roles, with one of her notable recent performances being in the 2020 production “The Royal Bride.”

Khanh's talent runs in the family; she is the elder sister of renowned actress Lê Vân and the younger sister of dancer and actress Lê Vi. The three siblings have each carved out their own paths in the entertainment industry, contributing to Vietnam's rich cultural landscape. Lê Khanh's enduring presence and continued relevance in acting underscore her status as a prominent figure in Vietnamese cinema and theater.