Not only successful on the Cheo stage with many gold and silver medals at festivals, in recent years, Meritorious Artist Tran Thai Son has also impressed television audiences through many roles rich in personal color.
- Recently, the audience was especially impressed with the role of Mr. Binh in the movie “My Father, the One Who Stays”. The character seemed to be “tailored” for you – simple, kind-hearted, patient and full of love. What makes you especially love this role?
- The character of Mr. Binh is a kind, patient, hard-working father who endures hardships and sacrifices himself so that his children can be compensated and happy. But this is also a difficult role, with complex emotional scenes.
When I read the script, I really loved this character, that's why I wanted to conquer the role even more and luckily received the director's trust.
When I got into the role, I felt that it was a role that suited me very well. I knew the script by heart and didn't have to force myself to act. Everything happened so smoothly, I still get emotional every time I recall each scene in the film.
In addition, the character gives me many lessons in my profession and life knowledge such as how to raise children and cultural behavior.
- In “My Father, the One Who Stays”, the audience pays special attention to traditional art elements such as Cheo, Chau Van, Xam - which are naturally expressed through your role. Many people are curious: Is this the director’s intention or your own - an artist with strengths in traditional music ?
- In the movie "My Father, the Occupant", the character Mr. Binh sings cheo, van, and xam, but this was not my intention but the intention of the crew. The director almost "tailored" this role for me. The original script already had these scenes. My job was to advise on choosing the right song for the character.
Mr. Vu Truong Khoa - the film director was also very pleased when I performed the cheo and van singing scenes, it made the characters more vivid and clearly those scenes helped to highlight the character's inner thoughts most clearly.
- You once shared that you are an emotional person, reading a touching book can make you cry. So in this movie, which scene moved you the most?
- When I read the script for this film, I was also worried about how I would perform the many emotional scenes. But when I got into the role, I overcame that challenge and I became more mature in my career.
The scene where I cried the most was the scene where Viet (actor Thai Vu) talked to Binh's father at the door. The content of that dialogue was "From now on, I will have the surname Vu, I only have one father, Binh. Don't leave me, Dad." That scene filled me with emotions, made me unable to forget and even now when I recall it, I still can't hold back my tears.
- Previously, Meritorious Artist Thai Son had many impressive roles such as the "sissy" Tu in "Under the shade of the happy tree", the drunken A Re in "The war without borders", Thang in "Cheer up, brothers". Are you really satisfied with those roles?
- With the role of Tu in “Under the shade of the happy tree”, Thai Son quickly won over the audience and received many compliments. Co-stars and experts also rated Thai Son’s acting quite well, because of his charming, natural, and attractive acting. Thai Son also sang cheo, sang van, recited poetry, and ho... when playing the role of Tu, making the character come alive.
Or the role of Thang in “Cheer up, brothers” is a different character compared to the roles that Thai Son plays. Thang is not like A Re in “The war without borders”, not Tu in “Under the tree of happiness” or Dieu in “Black medicine”.
Each role will have a different personality and appearance. Thang's character does not have a very special appearance, but his personality is simple, honest, and even a bit naive. This is still a type of role that is within my forte. If I say it is not difficult, it is not true because every role has its own difficulties. The actor must be the one to conquer that. With the role of Thang, I am 80% satisfied up to this point.
- Many people say that tough roles suit you very well. Is that personality similar to artist Thai Son in real life?
- I think I have multiple personalities. When I am under a lot of pressure, I am probably a bit sarcastic. On the contrary, when everything is going smoothly, my personality is also calm. And in general, for Thai Son, being the main actor is the happiest and most wonderful thing.
- So what do you expect from your upcoming roles?
- Thai Son still looks forward to more impressive, unique and diverse roles to try. This profession always requires creativity and passion, from stage to television, Thai Son always tries his best in every role.
- Thank you Meritorious Artist Thai Son and wish you always shine.
Artist Tran Thai Son was awarded the title of Meritorious Artist in 2023. Previously, in 2014, he won the Gold Medal at the National Cheo Stage Talent Competition. In 2016, he won the Silver Medal at the National Professional Cheo Stage Art Competition and Second Prize (Professional Category) at the My Village Cheo Festival.
Source: https://hanoimoi.vn/nsut-tran-thai-son-luon-het-minh-trong-tung-vai-dien-704093.html
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