List of Vietnamese Americans
This is a list of notable Vietnamese Americans.
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To be included in this list, the person must have a Wikipedia article showing they are Vietnamese American, or must have independent reliable source references showing they are Vietnamese American and are notable.
Arts and entertainment
Actors and actresses
Lana Condor
- David Huynh – actor known for his role in The Sinner
- James Duval – actor, mother is of Vietnamese-French descent
- Eileen Fogarty – actor, writer, and producer
- Lance Krall – actor and star of FREE RADIO on VH1
- Hiep Thi Le (1971–2017) – actress known for role in Heaven & Earth, third film in director Oliver Stone's Vietnam trilogy
- Jeannie Mai – makeup artist, fashion expert, actress, TV personality and model
- Dustin Nguyen – actor[1]
- Olivia Munn – former model, Daily Show correspondent and actress of X-Men: Apocalypse and Mortdecai fame
- Maggie Q – former model and actress in Mission: Impossible III[2]
- Tiffany Pham – actress, model, author, and entrepreneur
- Ke Huy Quan – actor and stunt choreographer[3]
- Rosie Tran – writer, actress, and comedian
- Thuy Trang (1973–2001) – actress known for role as the Yellow Power Ranger in the series Power Rangers[4]
- Kathy Uyen – actress, producer, and writer
- Kieu Chinh – actress, producer, and writer
- Xanthe Huynh – anime English voice actress
- Ali Wong – actress, comedian, and writer, known for Always Be My Maybe
- Lana Condor – actress, known Lara Jean in To All the Boys
- Levy Tran – actress and model, known for her role in MacGyver, including playing Eddie in season 8 of Shameless.
- La Thoại Tân (1937–2008) – actor
- Kelly Marie Tran – actress, known for Rose Tico in Star Wars: The Last Jedi and Raya in Raya and the Last Dragon
- Hong Chau – actress, known for roles in Downsizing and Watchmen.
- Loan Chabanol – actress
- Tram-Anh Tran – actress, known for her role in Ghostwriter
- Patti Harrison – actress, writer and comedian, known for her role in Shrill and Together Together
- Johnny Trí Nguyễn - action choreographer, film actor, martial artist
Anchors and reporters
- Betty Nguyen – CBS Early Morning News anchor, former CNN anchor[5]
- Mary Nguyen – Award-winning reporter; first Asian-American Miss Teenage America[6][7]
- Leyna Nguyen – Emmy Award-winning anchor[8]
- Vicky Nguyen – NBC Investigate and Consumer Correspondent
- Thuy Vu – Emmy award-winning anchor and reporter for CBS-5 Television in San Francisco
Directors
- Tim Dang – theatre director and actor. Former artistic director at the Asian American theatre company, East West Players.
- Doan Hoang – director and producer of the PBS documentary film about a family in the Vietnam War, Oh, Saigon
- Steve Nguyen – director and film producer
- Linh Nga – director and film producer[9]
- Michael Dougherty – director/writer of Trick 'r Treat
- Ham Tran – director of Journey from the Fall
- Derek Nguyen – writer/director of The Housemaid (2016 film)
- Timothy Linh Bui - filmmaker, film producer, and screenwriter
- Tony Bui - film director
Musicians
- Cuong Vu – Grammy award-winning jazz trumpeter and vocalist[10]
- Tyga – Vietnamese and Jamaican rapper signed to Young Money and Cash Money Records
- keshi (Casey Luong) – singer, songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist who gained popularity from songs "like i need u" and "2 soon"
- Nguyễn Cao Kỳ Duyên, MC, singer
- Don Hồ, singer
- Bao Vo, musician, singer-songwriter, composer
Artists and others
- Daniel K. Winn - Painter/Sculptor
- Binh Danh – photographer
- Thuc Doan Nguyen – writer
- Chloe Dao – fashion designer/winner of television show Project Runway[11]
- Dat Phan – comedian, winner of first Last Comic Standing[12]
- Jonas Bevacqua (1977–2011) – adopted Vietnamese American fashion designer, creator of urbanwear LRG
- Michelle Phan – YouTube beauty guru
- Linda Le – cosplayer and model
- Hung Huynh – chef, Top Chef season 3 winner
- Mina Le - fashion YouTuber, podcaster, and content creator
- Tom Vu – infomercial icon, professional poker player and real estate investor
- Tila Tequila – popular woman on MySpace; starred on her own MTV show; appeared in FHM magazine
- Christine Ha – first blind contestant on MasterChef and the winner of its third season in 2012
- Phong Bui – artist, writer, independent curator; co-founder, editor-in-chief, and publisher of The Brooklyn Rail, a monthly arts, culture, and politics journal in New York[13]
- Karrueche Tran – American model and actress
- Truong Tran – poet, visual artist, teacher
- Ken Hoang – Survivor contestant and professional video game player
- Tai Trang – Survivor contestant
- Ocean Vuong – Award-winning American novelist, poet, and essayist
- Tom Cross – Academy Award-winning film editor
- Bao Phi - artist, writer and community activist
- Quan Barry - poet and novelist
- Nai Bonet - belly-dancer, singer and film actress
- Nikita Dragun – YouTuber, make-up artist, and model
Business
- Johnny Dang – notable Vietnamese American jeweler[14]
- Trung Dung – founder of OnDisplay, sold to Vignette Corporation in 2000 for $1.8 billion
- Frank Jao – pioneer behind Little Saigon, Westminster, California, and the Asian Garden Mall
- Eric Ly – co-founder of LinkedIn, a social networking service [15]
- Bill Nguyen – founder of onebox.com and lala.com, sold for $850 million and $80 million respectively[16]
- David Tran – founder of Huy Fong Foods, maker of Sriracha Chili Sauce
- Kieu Hoang – pharmaceutical billionaire, CEO of RAAS, Inc (USA) and Vice Chairman of Shanghai RAAS Blood Products, China[17]
Literature and journalism
- Aimee Phan – author of We Should Never Meet[18]
- Andrew X. Pham – author of Catfish and Mandala: A Two-Wheeled Voyage Through the Landscape and Memory of Vietnam (1999)
- Chau Nguyen – news anchor; first Vietnamese-American to be awarded a regional Emmy Award
- Đoàn Văn Toại (1945–2017) – author of The Vietnamese Gulag
- Huỳnh Sanh Thông (1926–2008) – author known for An Anthology of Vietnamese Poems: From the Eleventh through the Twentieth Centuries
- Jenna Lê – poet and physician; author of "A History of the Cetacean-American Diaspora"
- Kien Nguyen – author of The Unwanted, a Memoir of Childhood
- Lan Cao – former attorney and current law professor, author of Monkey Bridge
- Le Ly Hayslip – author of When Heaven and Earth Changed Places, which was turned into a motion picture (Heaven & Earth) directed by Oliver Stone
- Le Thi Diem Thuy – award-winning-author of the novel The Gangster We Are All Looking For
- Mong-Lan – college professor and author of Song of the Cicadas[19]
- Monique Truong – author of The Book of Salt[20]
- Andrew Lam – writer and journalist[21] Author of "Perfume Dreams: Reflections On The Vietnamese Diaspora"[22]
- Nguyễn Chí Thiện (1939–2012) – poet and winner of international poetry award in 1985
- Nguyen Do – poet, editor and translator; co-author of Black Dog, Black Night Contemporary Vietnamese Poetry (2008) and Beyond the Court Gate: Selected Poems of Nguyen Trai (2010)
- Nguyen Qui Duc – essayist and radio producer and author of Where the Ashes Are: The Odyssey of a Vietnamese Family
- Lê Xuân Nhuận – author of Vietnamese poems; human rights activist; author of Poems by Selected Vietnamese[23]
- Ocean Vuong – poet and 2016 Whiting Award Winner
- Quang X. Pham – author; founder of Lathian Systems, Chairman and CEO of Cadrenal Therapeutics (Nasdaq: CVKD)
- Stephanie Trong – Jane executive editor
- Trinh T. Minh-ha – author, post-colonial scholar, and filmmaker
- Ut Huynh Cong – photographer; first Vietnamese American to win the Pulitzer Prize for Spot News Photography (1973) and the World Press Award
- Viet Thanh Nguyen – author of The Sympathizer, the 2016 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction
- Vu Tran – author of Dragonfish
- Linh Dinh – poet, writer, translator, and photographer
- Do Nguyen Mai – poet and author of Ghosts Still Walking
- Thanh Bui – editor-in-chief, ASN magazine, founder of Shiba Rescue Society
- Kimberly Nguyễn – poet and author of ghosts in the stalks and a forthcoming collection in fall
- Soleil Ho – San Francisco Chronicle’s Restaurant Critic, writer, podcaster, and chef
Military
Viet Xuan Luong
- Viet Xuan Luong – Major General, US Army Japan [24][25][26][27]
- Lapthe Flora – Major General, Combined Joint Task Force – Horn of Africa [28]
- William H. Seely III – Major General, US Marine Corps; Director of Marine Corps Intelligence; American father/Vietnamese mother.
- Quang X. Pham – first Vietnamese American to earn naval aviator's wings in the US Marine Corps; author and CEO
Politics and law
Federal
- Joseph Cao – first Vietnamese-American Congressman, represented Louisiana's 2nd congressional district from 2009 until 2011 (Republican)
- Viet D. Dinh – former United States Assistant Attorney General; drafted the USA Patriot Act[29]
- John Quoc Duong – President George W. Bush's appointee as executive director of the White House Initiative on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders[30] (Republican)
- Stephanie Murphy – Vietnamese-American Congresswoman representing Florida's 7th congressional district from 2017 until present [31](Democratic)
- Jacqueline Nguyen – U.S. circuit judge; first Vietnamese-American federal judge;[32] first Asian-American woman to sit on the federal appellate court[33]
- Mina Nguyen – Deputy Assistant Secretary for Business Affairs and Public Liaison at the US Treasury Department[34]
- J. Peter Pham, United States Special Envoy for the Sahel Region of Africa, first Vietnamese American with the rank of ambassador.[35]
- Dat Tran — Acting United States Secretary of Veterans Affairs
California state legislators
- Tyler Diep – California State Assemblyman (Republican)
- Janet Nguyen – California State Senator (Republican)
- Stephanie Nguyen - California State Assemblywoman (Democratic)
- Tri Ta – California State Assemblyman (Republican)
- Van Tran – first Vietnamese American elected to any state legislature; California State Assemblyman (Republican)[36]
Other state legislators
- Bee Nguyen – Georgia state representative[37] (Democratic)
- Joe Nguyen – Washington State Senator (Democratic)
- Tram Nguyen – Massachusetts State Representative (Democratic)[38]
- Dean Tran – first Vietnamese-American elected to the Massachusetts Legislature (Republican)
- Kathy Tran – Virginia State Delegate[39]
- My-Linh Thai – Washington State Representative (Democratic)
- Hubert Vo – Texas state representative[40] (Democratic)
Local government
- Andrew Do – Orange County, California Board of Supervisors (Republican)
- Tony Lam – first Vietnamese-American im any elected office; Westminster, California city council (Republican)
- Madison Nguyen – San Jose City Council member and Vice Mayor of City of San Jose, California (Democratic)
- John Tran – first Vietnamese-American to be Mayor of any city; Mayor of Rosemead, California (Democratic)
Other
- Lan Cao – law professor, novelist[41]
- Bùi Diễm (1923–2021) – one of the last Vietnamese ambassadors to the United States during the final phase of the Vietnam War
- Kok Ksor (1945–2019) – president of the Montagnard Foundation, Inc.[42]
- Amanda Nguyen – President and Founder of Rise (non-governmental organization), a non-profit that works to implement a sexual assault survivors' bill of rights.
- Huu Chanh Nguyen – founder and former Prime Minister of the Government of Free Vietnam
- Nguyen Quoc Dung — First Vietnamese refugee to pass the NY Bar
Science and education
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Han Dinh
- Kathy Pham – computer scientist and product leader; founding product and engineering member at the United States Digital Service at the White House,[43][44] Nguoi Viet 40 under 40.[45]
- Han T. Dinh – Director of Vehicle Engineering, United States Postal Service; winner of 2006 White House "Closing of Circle Award"[46][47][48]
- Bui Tuong Phong (1942–1975) – computer graphics pioneer; inventor of Phong reflection model and Phong shading interpolation method
- Duy-Loan Le – prominent Texas Instruments engineer
- Eugene H. Trinh – NASA astronaut, first Vietnamese-American to travel into outer space[49]
- Hồ Thành Việt (1955–2003) – founder of VNI Software Co., California
- Jane Luu – astronomer, co-discoverer of Kuiper Belt and many asteroids[50]
- Nguyễn Xuân Vinh (1930–2022) – professor of aerospace engineering, University of Michigan; first Vietnamese to receive the [[Dirk Brouwer Award (A[51]
- Anh Duong Nguyet – responsible for the creation of the thermobaric weapon
- Trịnh Xuân Thuận – author of The Birth of the Universe; astrophysicist; professor of astronomy at the University of Virginia
- Tuan Vo-Dinh – inventor, professor and Director of the Fitzpatrick Institute for Photonics of Duke University; ranked No. 43 on a list of the world's top 100 living geniuses[52]
- Xuong Nguyen-Huu – biology professor, University of California; pioneer in AIDS research; invented the x-ray multiwire area detector
- Đàm Thanh Sơn – theoretical physicist, University Professor at University of Chicago, member of National Academy of Sciences
- Van H. Vu – Professor of Mathematics at Yale University
- Ngô Bảo Châu – Professor of Mathematics at University of Chicago; Fields Medal winner
- Trần Duy Trác - Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Johns Hopkins University
- SonBinh Nguyen – Professor of Chemistry at Northwestern University; Highly Cited Researcher[53]
- Thuc-Quyen Nguyen – Professor of Chemistry at University of California, Santa Barbara; Highly Cited Researcher[54]
- Chi Van Dang – Professor; Scientific Director at Ludwig Cancer Research; Former Director of the Abramson Cancer Center at the University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine; member of the National Academy of Medicine (Institute of Medicine), American Academy of Arts & Sciences.[55]
Sports and games
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Baseball
- Danny Graves – MLB baseball player[56]
- Jim Parque – only left-handed pitcher on the Olympics baseball team that won a bronze medal in Atlanta in 1996
- Tommy Pham – MLB baseball player
Fighting sports
- Cung Le – kickboxer and MMA fighter; undefeated San Shou champion; former Strikeforce champion, actor and coach[57]
- Thanh Le - former ONE Featherweight World Champion
- Dat Nguyen – World Ranked Professional boxer[58]
- Nam Phan – MMA fighter in the UFC[59]
- Ben Nguyen – MMA fighter, fighting also in the UFC
- Bi Nguyen – Survivor contestant and MMA fighter, formerly fought in ONE Championship
Poker
- Men Nguyen – professional poker player; as of 2010, his total live tournament winnings exceeded $9,700,000[60]
- Qui Nguyen (poker player) – 2016 World Series of Poker Main Event Champion
- Scotty Nguyen – professional poker player[61]
- David Pham – professional poker, won two World Series of Poker bracelets and has made seven final tables at the World Poker Tour[62]
- J.C. Tran – professional poker player; as of 2010, his total live tournament winnings amounted to $7,996,635
- Mimi Tran – professional poker player; as of 2008, her total live tournament winnings exceeded $1,400,000[63]
Running
Kenny Tran
Other sports
- Howard Bach – badminton player, former world champion (2005)
- Catherine Mai Lan Fox – Olympic swimmer with two gold medals
- Leta Lindley – LPGA Tour golfer
- Brandon Nakashima – ATP Tour tennis player of Japanese and Vietnamese descent[64]
- Lee Nguyen – Major League Soccer soccer player, currently plays for the New England Revolution
- Dat Nguyen – NFL football player,[65] Dallas Cowboys assistant linebackers and defensive quality control coach
- Don Nguyen – pro skateboarder
- Minh Thai – first world Rubik's Cube champion (1982) at 22.95 seconds; author of the book The Winning Solution
- Amy Tran – field hockey player
- Thai-Son Kwiatkowski – men's professional tennis player[66]
- Lilia Vu - LPGA Tour golfer
- Joe Walters – professional lacrosse player[67]
- Jaylin Williams - NBA power forward
Religion
- Thích Thiên-Ân (1925–1980) – Buddhist monk, meditation teacher and founder of International Buddhist Meditation Center in the Koreatown section of Los Angeles
- Luong Kim Dinh (1914–1997) – Catholic priest, scholar and philosopher
- Dominic Mai Thanh Lương (1940–2017) – auxiliary bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Orange
- Thomas Nguyễn Thái Thành – auxiliary bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Orange
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- Tran Ngoc Huu – inventor, mapping using map technology to layout internet social platform live map requests in 3D
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