Lana Condor

Lana Condor is a Vietnamese-American actress who captured hearts worldwide with her charming performances in some of Netflix’s most beloved romantic films. Born Tran Dong Lan on September 11, 1997, in Can Tho, Vietnam, she was adopted as an infant by American parents Mary Carol and Bob Condor and raised in the United States, growing up in various cities before settling in the Chicago area. She studied acting at the New York Film Academy and began pursuing professional opportunities in her late teens.

Condor made her film debut in a memorable role as Jubilee in ‘X-Men: Apocalypse’ (2016), appearing alongside major stars in one of the biggest franchises in cinema. However, her true breakthrough came in 2018 when she starred as Lara Jean Covey in Netflix’s ‘To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before,’ based on Jenny Han’s bestselling young adult novel. The film became a massive global hit on Netflix and is credited with helping revive the teen romantic comedy genre for a new generation.

The success of ‘To All the Boys’ led to two sequels: ‘To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You’ (2020) and ‘To All the Boys: Always and Forever’ (2021), both of which were major streaming successes. Condor’s natural charisma and relatable portrayal of Lara Jean made her one of Netflix’s most valuable stars during this period. She further expanded her career with the Syfy series ‘Deadly Class’ (2019), the HBO Max animated series ‘Boo, Bitch’ (2022), and the Apple TV+ series ‘Moonshot’ (2022).

With a net worth estimated at $4 million in 2026, Condor has built her wealth through her Netflix film deals, television roles, brand endorsements, and producing credits. She has partnered with brands in the fashion and beauty space and has used her platform to advocate for Asian-American representation in Hollywood and adoption awareness. Her long-term relationship with actor Anthony De La Torre has been a fixture of her public image. Condor continues to develop new projects and expand her range as both an actress and producer.