Charlie Nguyen
Truc "Charlie" Nguyen is a Vietnamese American film producer, director, screenwriter and martial arts action director.
Charlie Nguyen is a Vietnamese American film director, screenwriter and producer who has worked in feature film, television series, sitcom, live concert, TV commercial and documentary. In 1992, Charlie started his own production company called Cinema Pictures, which was later evolved into Chanh Phuong Films in 2004. His film credits include Hung Vuong the 18th/Thời Hùng Vương 18 (1994, writer/director), Chances Are/Vật Đổi Sao Dời (2002, writer/director), Finding Madison (2005, co-producer), Fool For Love/Để Mai Tính (2009, director), the award winning hit release by The Weinstein Company, The Rebel/Dòng Máu Anh Hùng (2006, co-writer/co-producer/director), The Prince and the Pagoda Boy/Khát Vọng Thăng Long (2010, writer), the Vietnam box office record comedy - Big Boss/Long Ruồi (2011, director), Love Puzzles/Cưới Ngay Kẻo lỡ (2012, writer/director) and the recent Vietnam banned martial arts gangster - Cho Lon/Bụi Đời Chợ Lớn (2013, writer/director). He's in production of a road trip action comedy Little Teo/Teo Em. Charlie is father to the U.S national champion karate girl, Jasmine Nguyen.