Martin Amini

Anh Do, a Vietnamese-born Australian author, actor, comedian, and painter, has carved a unique niche in the Australian entertainment industry. Born on June 2, 1977, Do’s journey is marked by resilience and creativity. Fleeing to Australia as a refugee in 1980, his experiences profoundly influenced his perspective and storytelling. His acclaimed autobiography, “The Happiest Refugee,” chronicles his family’s harrowing journey to Australia and has garnered numerous awards, including the prestigious Australian Book of the Year. Despite initially studying law, Do found his true calling in comedy, captivating audiences with his wit and charm on TV shows like Thank God You’re Here and Good News Week. In addition to his comedic prowess, Do is an accomplished painter, recognized for his participation in the Archibald Prize and his popular series, “Anh’s Brush with Fame,” where he interviews and paints prominent Australians. Beyond his professional achievements, Do finds fulfillment in family life, sharing his journey with his wife Suzanne and their four children. Anh Do’s multifaceted career and personal journey inspire audiences across Australia and beyond.