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Lâm Tới

Lâm Tới

Actor · Born 1937-01-15 · Cao Lãnh, Đồng Tháp province, French Indochina [now Vietnam]

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Biography

People's Artist Lâm Tới (1937 - 2000) was a famous Vietnamese actor, also known for his work as a director. His birth name is Lâm Thanh Tòng, born January 15, 1937 in My Hoi village, Cao Lanh district, Sa Dec province (now Dong Thap province). He had a difficult childhood, working as a keeper of rented buffaloes at the age of 7. Between 1949 and 1957, he studied and worked different positions for the armed forces. In August 1959, Lâm entered the first film school in Hanoi. In 1964, graduating with honors, he became an actor in a Vietnamese feature film studio and was chosen to play the role of Kinh in the film Hai người lính (Two Soldiers), which won the Golden Globe Prize in Czechoslovakia. He then continued acting in other films: Trên vĩ tuyến 17, Nổi gió, Nguyễn Văn Trỗi, Cuộc chiến đấu vẫn còn tiếp diễn, Đường về quê mẹ, Vĩ tuyến 17 ngày và đêm,... In Germany, April 1974, Lâm started as a student interning in film directing. After graduating, he resumed working as an actor and director at the Vietnamese Giai Phong Film Studio, participating in films such as: Giữa hai làn nước, Nắng đỏ, Lối rẽ trái trên con đường mòn,... His most prominent roles include Núi in "Đường về quê m…

Movies & TV Shows

  1. Wild Field (1979) — Ba Đô
  2. Miss Nhung (1970) — Cảnh sát trưởng ngụy
  3. 17th Parallel, Nights and Days (1973) — Trần Sùng
  4. Smoke (1967) — Hựu
  5. Road Back To The Motherland (1971) — Núi
  6. Remarriage (1963) — Lac
  7. Nguyen Van Troi (1966) — Police captain
  8. Two Soldiers (1962) — Kinh, Vietnamese soldier
  9. Rising Storm (1966) — Corporal Tich
  10. The Fight Still Goes On (1966) — Sáng
  11. Whirlwind Season (1978) — Tám Quyện
  12. Lời Thề (1996) — Ông Thông
  13. For Tomorrow (1981) — Thiếu tá Cần
  14. Swept Away (1983) — Bác sĩ Hợp
  15. Pale Farewell (1995) — Ông cậu
  16. At the 17th Parallel (1965) — Chief Guard
  17. Until Next Time, Saigon ! (1990) — Tư Đờn