Vivien Cardone

Career overview

Vivien Cardone was born on April 14 1993 on Long Island, New York, United States. She is a female actor whose career is recorded with five credited roles. At eight years old she was chosen by director Ron Howard for a role, an early experience that marked the beginning of her work in front of the camera. Her mother named her after the celebrated actress Vivien Leigh, reflecting a family appreciation for classic film heritage.

Cardone’s most recognizable performances are associated with the productions “Čistá duše,” the long‑running soap opera “One Life to Live,” and the crime drama “Zákon a pořádek: Zločinné úmysly.” These titles have been highlighted in Czech‑language film databases as the works through which she gained public notice. Although her filmography contains a limited number of entries, the roles she has undertaken have contributed to her profile within television and film circles.

Throughout her career Cardone has been listed in several online entertainment registries, including The Movie Database, ČSFD, Kinobox, FDb, and other Czech‑language portals. These sources collectively document her birth details, early casting by a notable director, the origin of her name, and the specific productions that have defined her acting résumé.