Tran Le Duc

Born on 11 August 1995, Tran Le Duc (Vietnamese: Trần Lê Đức) is a Vietnamese actor with two recorded credits, one of which brings him into this catalogue: he plays Nghia across the ten episodes of Love Bill (2022), opposite Nguyen Ba Vinh.

The Movie Database gives the character’s full form as Thành Nghĩa and also carries the short name Mew against him, which appears to function as a working nickname rather than as a transliteration variant. His other credit there is The Reluctant Lover, a seven-episode series from the same year, in which he plays Minh. That title is not held in this catalogue.

Love Bill is one of four O2 Production series on this site and the smallest of them in cast terms. The record lists two performers and no supporting names at all, which makes it a two-hander in the strict sense: ten episodes carried between him and his co-lead, with the rest of the world of the story kept off screen. BL Watcher’s review, the fullest English-language writing on the series, describes his performance as charming and singles out the closing episodes as the strongest work either lead does. That is a critic’s judgement rather than a fact about him, and it is cited here as such.

The pairing is worth noting for where it sits. Nguyen Ba Vinh appears in four records on this site and had already carried two O2 series before this one; Love Bill is the only place Tran Le Duc appears at all. One half of the pair is the studio’s recurring lead, the other a performer brought in for a single production, which is a common shape in Vietnamese BL and rarely stated plainly anywhere.

The rest of this page is deliberately empty. No birthplace, no agency, no education and no awards could be confirmed from anything that could be opened and read. TMDB’s place-of-birth field is blank for him, there is no Wikipedia article or MyDramaList entry, and no social account could be verified as his. Two credits in a single year, and then nothing recorded after 2022, is all the public record holds. Whether that means he stopped working or simply stopped being catalogued is not something this page can answer, and it does not pretend to.