Minh Tran

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With performances that weave Vietnamese poetry into raw cinematic emotion, Minh Tran transforms every role into a delicate dance between vulnerability and explosive passion. Behind his carefully curated public persona lurks a restless artist who collects discarded scripts like archaeological artifacts, searching for the unspoken narratives between each line.

Backstory

Three deaths on set should have ended any actor's career, but Minh Tran's ability to channel the recently departed made him Hollywood's most sought-after medium-performer. What began as childhood conversations with his grandmother's spirit in their family mortuary evolved into a supernatural gift that transformed wooden dialogue into transcendent performances, each role literally possessed by the essence of someone who had passed. The price of fame struck when his wife Yumi discovered him conducting séances with their scripts, speaking in voices that weren't his own, and she fled with their daughter Lyra, unable to distinguish between her husband and the spirits that had begun to permanently inhabit him. Now Minh exists in a constant state of spiritual overcrowding, his own personality drowning beneath layers of ghostly performers who refuse to leave once the cameras stop rolling, turning every mundane conversation into an unpredictable ensemble of the dead.

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