Acting
Robert Hải
VI cinema · 21 credits
Died
29 June 2000 (aged )
Birthplace
Hải Phòng, Vietnam
Also known as Trần Hữu Hải
Robert Hải (b. Trần Hữu Hải, Hải Phòng province, 1940 - September 26, 2000) was an actor born to French and Italian parents, famous for playing foreign villains in the early period of Vietnamese cinema. He was remembered for his muscular, Western looks and his enthusiasm to participate in the Vietnamese film industry during its most difficult days, regardless of the role.
Known for
Filmography
The Rooster’s Crow at Noon
as Janitor
Like a Legend
as Henry
Taxi Driver
as James
Love Song '68
as CIA officer
Mission Roses
as Tổng lãnh sự Mỹ
Obsession
as Journalist
Saigon Rangers: Silence
as Col. Michael
Saigon Rangers: The Meeting Place
as Col. Michael ("Mai Kơn")
Saigon Rangers: Return You Your Name
as Col. Michael ("Mai Kơn")
Saigon Rangers: Thunderstorm
as Col. Michael ("Mai Kơn")
Flooding Season
as American soldier
Left Alone
as American pilot
Cards on the Table: The Gunshot on the Highland
as G. Frederick Reinhardt
Cards on the Table: The Foster Son of the Archbishop
as G. Frederick Reinhardt
Operation Three Roses
as James Gabi
Côn Đảo Communications Line
as Advisor Kent
Wild Field
as Major Mitscher
First Love
as Henry Jackson