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At exactly 10 o’clock this morning, October 24, at the funeral home of the Ministry of Defense (No. 5 Pham Ngu Lao, District 3, Go Vap District, Ho Chi Minh City), gathered many colleagues, students, fans . The family said goodbye to village artist Ly Huynh.
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Many artists, fans and family members say goodbye to village artist Ly Huynh |
Actors Ly Huong (third from left) and Ly Hung (sixth from left) with relatives in front of People’s Artist Ly Huynh |
Actor Ly Hung shared that his father, popular artist Ly Huynh, played an important role in his life when he led him to learn martial arts, pursue the profession of film, teach him to read scripts, do role plays …
“Without the village artist Ly Huynh, there would be no actor Ly Hung for many years to this day. Before dying, my father alerted each person, especially he told me to take good care of my mother. I will never forget the moment when he kissed each of them before closing his eyes. I am 50 years old, I am single, I have lived in the same house with my parents for many years, so it is difficult for me to calm down with the death of my father, “said Ly Hung excitedly.
From right to right: Ms. Nguyen Thi Thanh Thuy – Deputy Director of the Department of Culture and Information of Ho Chi Minh City, Ms. Duong Cam Thuy – Vice President of the Vietnam Film Association, President of the Vietnam Film Association Ho Chi Minh City, director Lam Le Dung, Meritorious artist Hanh Thuy came to bid farewell to village artist Ly Huynh |
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Tien brought the remains of folk artist Ly Huynh to burial in Phuc An Vien Cemetery (District 9, HCMC) |
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Folk artist Ly Huynh was born in 1942 in Vinh Long, whose real name is Ly Kim Tuyen. He is multi-talented and linked to the set in many roles: actor, director, martial arts director, producer, contributing to many impressive cinematographic works. During his career, he has participated in a total of more than 50 films. Village artist Ly Huynh’s first role after 1975 was Colonel Hoang in the film. Tweezers of the late director – Meritorious Artist Khuong Me and the film won the Silver Lotus Award at the 4th Vietnam Film Festival in 1977. At the World Youth – Student Festival in Pyongyang in 1978, the film Tweezers he also received the Certificate of Merit from the DPRK Academy of Arts. That was the first turning point, the door opened for Ly Huynh to continue on the path of revolutionary cinema in the following years. With great contributions to the country’s cinema, in 1993 Ly Huynh received the title of NSU from the State and in 2012 he obtained the title of People’s Artist.
The Ly Huynh People’s Council Ceremony took place at 10:00 am this morning on October 24 and the cemetery was interred at Phuc An Vien Cemetery (District 9, HCMC). |
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