People's Artist Lan Hương's fear

People know and love People's Artist Lan Hương through her prime-time television dramas, but few know that when she first started her career, the actress was very afraid of the camera. Coming from a stage acting background, People's Artist Lan Hương found it difficult to get used to the camera lens.

People's Artist Lan Huong afraid of camera lenses

Appearing on the show Cine 7 - Memories of Vietnamese Cinema broadcast date June 21st, People's Artist Lan Huong and People's Artist Bui Bai Binh They shared memories from filming together. The Guava Season - a famous work by director and People's Artist Dang Nhat Minh.

People's Artist Lan Hương revealed that she used to be very afraid of the camera. At that time, she was performer The stage and the film were something very far-fetched. When I went to audition for a role in a movie... Guava season, The actress didn't think she would get the role because there were many other outstanding actresses at the time.

People's Artist Lan Hương shared her memories from filming "The Guava Season".

"I'm not familiar with the camera, only with the stage. From the day we started filming until the day we wrapped up, I hardly dared to talk to the director. I didn't know Mr. Minh (director Dang Nhat Minh), I just did whatever the director told me to do. Whatever the director asked me to do, I had to do it to the best of my ability. Every time I heard the phrase 'Camera, camera rolling,' I had to take a deep breath to do exactly as the director wanted," People's Artist Lan Huong shared.

People's Artist Lan Hương's portrayal in the film "The Guava Season".

People's Artist Lan Hương revealed that there were scenes she had to ask permission to re-shoot because she wasn't satisfied with them. This included the scene where Thủy (People's Artist Lan Hương) takes a guava from her brother's (People's Artist Bùi Bài Bình) pants pocket.

Even though she was only looking at the guava, this moment reminded Ms. Thuy of her father. People's Artist Lan Huong believes that this scene influenced her career later on. Because she always believes: "If you're not going to do it, then don't do it at all, but if you're going to do it, you have to do it to the best of your ability."

Many special things

People's Artist Bùi Bài Bình shared about the special connection between him and the real-life person who played the character Hòa. In the 1990s, the artist's family owned a small coffee shop on Tô Hiến Thành street.

"At that time, there was a customer who occasionally came to drink coffee, without saying a word, with big, bright, round eyes that would often look out at the street and then sit there smiling to himself. He also had a talent for arranging flowers beautifully. Later, I learned that he was Mr. Hoan - the brother-in-law of director and People's Artist Dang Nhat Minh. Then in 2000, when I learned that Dang Nhat Minh was making a film based on the story..." When I think of the old house , I immediately think of Hoan. He is the real-life inspiration for the character Hoa in the film. " The guava season ," People's Artist Bui Bai Binh recounted.

People's Artist Bùi Bài Bình shared about the real-life inspiration for the character Hòa, whom he portrayed.

In addition, the film Guava season Filmed in winter, which is not guava season, so the search... build The situation regarding the guava tree was quite challenging. Accordingly, the team of artists could only purchase a guava tree about 3-4 meters tall with a diameter of 40 cm, and only managed to bring back the trunk.

Every day, the team of artists had to buy leaves and fruits to graft onto the canvas. They only replaced the leaves when they withered. The guavas were out of season and still green, so they had to use paint to create the yellow color of the guavas as seen in the film.

For People's Artist Dang Nhat Minh, each film is a personal message from the author, requiring him to do his best to win over the audience with emotion and sincerity. Therefore, most of his films are scripted by himself, in order to fully express his ideas.

People's Artist Dang Nhat Minh hopes that through "The Awakening of the Guava Season," everyone will cherish their childhood memories.

Therefore, his films rarely feature villains, scheming characters, or manipulative tactics. Most characters are inherently kind, pure-hearted, and noble. Like in his films. Guava season The character of Mr. Hoa embodies a pure human nature, symbolizing goodness and an innate goodness that is never lost.

“In our lives, there are kind people whom we consider abnormal. We suspect him (the character Hoa) of any loss, he does whatever anyone asks him to do, and he does whatever anyone asks him to do. He lives a very kind and honest life. So, we consider someone who is too good to be abnormal, and therefore we should reconsider. I don't know if my concerns have reached the viewers,” shared People's Artist Dang Nhat Minh.

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