Trần Phương (10 April 1930 – 26 August 2020) was a Vietnamese actor, director and screenwriter. Following a serious work accident that cost him his finger, he ceased working as an industrial turner and was later dispatched to work in logistics for an artists' company where he gained his first acting experience in chèo and was coached in theatre by the veteran playwright Thế Lữ. Introduced to films by director Phạm Văn Khoa, his colleague at the company, Trần Phương began to pursue a career in cinema and in 1955, joined the newly-inaugurated Vietnam Feature Film Studio. He starred in the Studio's first film, "Chung một dòng sông" (1959) but went uncredited. In 1961, he was chosen as the lead A Phủ in Mai Lộc's "Vợ chồng A Phủ" and thanks to this role, rose to stardom in the North Vietnamese film scene. He was the male lead in many classics of the 60s-70s Revolutionary cinema, notably "Chị Tư Hậu", "Tiền tuyến gọi", and "Ngày lễ Thánh"; by ...
A Phu and His Wife
1961
A Stormy Journey
1977
The Young Soldier
1964
The Holy Day
1976
Life Is Not Simple
1980
The Front Is Calling
1969
Miss Nhung
1970
Thạch Sanh
1976
The Forgotten Proposal
1980
On the Same River
1959
At the 17th Parallel
1965
Fire in the Woods
1966
Mrs. Tư Hậu
1963
Quiet Night
1984
The Painting
1970
The Sea Calls
1967
Story of the Coconut Village
1977
The Sun Rises on the High Plains
1966
Unintended Separation
1986
The Story of Mr. Lực and His Wife
1971