The movie Life is Beautiful has entered its final episodes, but the relationships and fates of the characters in the movie are still very complicated.
Sharing with VTC News , actress Minh Cuc (playing Binh) said that towards the end of the film, there will be more tragedies.
The movie "Life is still beautiful" is entering its tragic final episodes.
- The movie "Life is still beautiful" is nearing its final episodes but more tragedies have arisen. The audience thinks this makes the movie heavy and tiring. As an actress in the movie, what do you think about this?
The film clearly reflects the reality of life, the details in the film are all things that many people have and are experiencing. And to accurately reflect life like that, we have to accept that the script will be full of joy, anger, love and hate, joy and tragedy.
I think it is the tragedies in the film that make the audience feel and appreciate the peace in life, and from there, arouse the desire for happiness in each person.
From the beginning of the film until now, the audience has witnessed many situations that brought all kinds of emotions and found it tragic, but that is not enough, in the final episodes there will be many more surprises.
I think tragedies happen so that the audience understands that any emotion and event is necessary for us to understand that this life is worth living, happiness is something to cherish.
- With the new plot, it can be seen that the couple Binh - Dien will encounter difficulties because Binh "no" is pregnant. Will this couple have a happy ending?
Each character in the film has their own life with their own sufferings and no one will easily find happiness. In fact, the message of the film is conveyed very clearly: After all the things that happen, we will find happiness, the important thing is whether we want to try to overcome that dark time to welcome the dawn or not.
Binh and Dien are the same, but let the audience continue to watch and discover what their ending will be.
Minh Cuc affirmed that it will not be easy for Binh to find happiness.
- This is a movie that has many actors who have been criticized by the audience. People have criticized the actors not because of their poor acting but because they have performed too well, such as Luyen who was criticized for abandoning love for money in a few episodes ago or Bat Qua who “received his life’s punishment”… What do you think about this?
It is inevitable that actors are loved or criticized every time a movie is aired. But the good news is that the audience only criticizes the characters in the movie and their actions, not the acting or the ability of the actors.
I think a role that makes the audience feel frustrated, hate or love is the actor's success.
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I think the role that makes the audience feel frustrated, hate or love is the success of the actor. Because they have touched the audience's emotions and made the audience immersed in the atmosphere of the film, so they express their love, hate or frustration like that.
And as I shared above, this is a film that reflects real life, it is so “real” that the characters are not completely good or completely bad. The tragedy of each character is not only brought by fate but also partly caused by themselves.
And because the movie is so "realistic", the audience will have times when they love this character, but suddenly find that their actions are not acceptable, which is a sign that the actors have succeeded.
"I'm not afraid to face mixed reactions from the audience."
- Previously, Minh Cuc often played roles that were loved from the beginning to the end of the film. Meanwhile, Binh of "Life is still beautiful" initially did not receive much sympathy from the audience. Are you worried about having to face mixed reactions from the audience?
I always want to create turning points in my acting. I always love roles that bring a lot of emotions to the audience. If I am hated, I have to hate them bitterly, or if I hate them, I have to make the audience love them and vice versa.
So I am not afraid to face mixed reactions from the audience. In fact, I find it very interesting to watch the change in the audience's feelings for the role.
- In fact, you are remembered by the audience for your crazy, silly roles like Binh and Sam. Are you afraid that you will become "boring" if you often play these types of roles?
I can definitely play many different roles. But I'm not afraid of being "boring" if I appear in the same role over and over again.
As everyone has seen, although Sam and Binh are both silly and funny characters, the audience enjoys each of those roles. And their reactions to each role are completely different.
"I don't think I'm "boring" even though I've played two roles with similar "quality" in a row."
They both “annoy” each other, but the discomfort they felt for Sam’s “disruption” was different from the anger they felt for Binh’s impulsive, critical personality. They both loved each other, but the feelings they had for the gentle, simple Sam was different from the affection they had for the capricious but good-natured Binh.
Many audiences and colleagues have commented that Binh is my best role so far. So I don’t think I’m “boring” even though I’ve played two roles with similar qualities.
I'm just afraid that I won't have the opportunity to get a role to show off my acting ability, I'm not afraid to play any type of role.
"I played the role very well, especially in the scenes where Binh "ruffled his feathers" to protect his child."
- Each role will bring new experiences to the actor. With the role of Binh, what is the most memorable experience for you?
Binh is the role where I can experience the most emotions in life.
When I portrayed the scene where Binh was pregnant but still trying to earn money and always aiming for a better life, I felt a lot of sympathy and “sympathy” for the character. Because I saw myself in these scenes.
During filming, it was inevitable that there would be times when my mental state was unstable, which would affect my performance to some extent. But from the time I filmed the scene where Binh was pregnant, my emotions came flooding back, and I played the role very well, especially in the scenes where Binh “ruffled her feathers” to protect her child. Because in real life, I am also a mother and I always try my best to protect and shelter my little child.
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