Cong Vo "The judge: Abandoned mother must ignore the car to earn a living, shunned because of her "shabby" appearance?

As an actor who is familiar with the audience in TV series, few people know that after that "stubborn" appearance, actor Cong Vo has had to go through many life events after being abandoned by his mother since childhood. 2 months.

Cong Vo is a supporting actor appearing in many movies: Judge, Spring Stay, Underground Storm... With his rough appearance, "stubborn" face, Cong Vo often plays the role of Gypsies, the reckless juniors of criminal gangs.

Having never studied for a day about acting, there is no one "sponsor" in art, but after only a few roles, Cong Vo went from an amateur actor, only playing a supporting role, a public role became a person. production organization for VFC's projects.

Referring to himself, Cong Vo frankly: "I was abandoned by my mother when I was only 2 months old. My grandmother took me to raise me, until now I still live with my grandmother and 1 uncle. Over 40 years old, I have never met my mother, even though I know she lives very close to me. My childhood was full of days of lack of everything, from material things to mother's love."

Memories of my childhood days are only moments of pity, days of heartbreak. That's when I walked out of the school gate, saw my friends being picked up by my parents, and I was helpless. That's when I saw my friends buy a lot of toys from my parents, laugh and talk with my parents, and I came to the atmosphere of a true family meal that I never knew.

When I was in 7th grade, I decided to drop out of school to work to support myself. That day, there was a small, lonely 14-year-old boy standing in the middle of Hanoi's busy Kim Ma bus station, not knowing where to go, who to meet to get a job in order to earn a meal to support himself. Fortunately, that year, the "parachute" cars were very active, so people accepted me as a car assistant. And I grew up with days of rolling around at bus stations all over Hanoi."

Growing up in both material and spiritual deprivation, Cong Vo said it was the rejection of his birth and the estrangement of the world that made him have a "wild" dream: "Leaving school to work. , was an abandoned child, so I was not loved by my friends or neighbors. In those days, all children liked to watch Journey to the West, so did I. But there was no TV at home, I had to go. watch "ke" at the neighbor's house.

On a happy day, they let me come in to watch, or let me sit on the steps to watch. And on an unhappy day, they coldly slam the door right in front of my nose. Those actions, that situation was too familiar for a helpless child like me. No tears were shed, and there was not much time to be resentful, because right after that, I had to worry about going to work to earn food.

I still remember, in those childhood days, every time I watched a movie, I enjoyed it immensely. I like it because the movie is good, the actors are pretty, but I'm passionate about wishing that I could also be on TV, and be famous a lot. I just want to be famous so that I can ask the person who gave birth to me, just one question: Why gave birth to me but abandoned me? But for a kid like me at the time, it was a wild dream."

Not only working as a car assistant, Cong Vo also does many jobs to earn a living, he is even proficient in burial and burial procedures. Once a child wandering the streets, possessing an unflattering appearance, Cong Vo also gradually forgot his dream of becoming an actor.

In his autobiography, Cong Vo said he came to the profession by accident. In a club activity, he was chosen to play a small role without dialogue in the movie The Judge. During filming, because his co-star could not speak, the director gave Cong Vo a chance.

My role is very simple, just one of Luong Bong's juniors, even the role has no name, no dialogue. After that, I took part in a number of other roles, also as a "small" or "horse-faced" Gypsy who specializes in threatening and bullying others.

Cong Vo confided that although he had many sad stories, when he came to cinema, he really felt that his life was fresher and more interesting. He wittily revealed, "If I meet other actors in real life, people will gather around, approach and ask questions. But seeing me, no one thinks I'm an actor, nor does anyone intend to approach me. Because looking at my face, people may feel scared, feel more like "socialist". So, seeing me, most people want to stay away."

The actor's married life is also not smooth. After the breakup, Cong Vo's daughter lived with her grandmother. The failure to keep a complete family for his daughter made the actor extremely heartbroken, the letter he sent to his daughter after the family broke up caused a fever for a while and made the audience cry.

With the title "Daughter, I'm sorry for not being able to give you a complete family", actor Cong Vo wrote: "Dad's beloved dog! I don't know if it's because of my father or the fate that our family is separate from each other. Sometimes, I feel that I am selfish Why don't you keep a complete family for me Why do you let me endure the bitterness and sadness because of my parents' divorce? I ask myself but don't know how to answer.I hope that when you grow up you will understand the love I have for you and forgive my mistakes.

Many times, I blamed God for being so unfair that he put me in the same situation as my father. Through all that, I understand and love you more. Dad's daughter is still just a child, innocent like that, but has suffered many disadvantages. Those thoughts are like thousands of thorns scratching my heart... Yes, I'm a failed father!

But, Dog, rest assured! Dad won't let me fall. I hope you understand that everything I do is for you, daughter!

Currently, in the role of a father, Cong Vo chooses to be friends with the baby. He admits that his son is unlucky when he is not close to his mother but lives with his grandmother, but Cong Vo always tries to do the best for his daughter. The actor The Judge affirmed that he never spoke harshly to the baby.

Currently, the actor is happier when his mother is still healthy, his daughter is studying well and living a happy life. He is also luckier when he has friends and colleagues, not lonely or "hiding at the bus station" as before. He confided: "I thank the past for giving me lessons to try. Hope now my life is calm, no more incidents." Cong Vo is grateful for the past difficulties for giving him many lessons and motivation to strive to rise up in life.