Meritorious Artist Phu Thang: Son's father in "Under the Shade of the Tree of Happiness", his career and love life are both difficult

Known for playing many villain roles in television dramas, Phu Thang became a familiar actor to Vietnamese audiences; especially those who have watched the movie "Under the Shade of the Tree of Happiness".

Meritorious Artist Phu Thang was born on December 4, 1958, the son of poet - writer Doan Phu Tu. Sharing with the reporter about this, the actor said: "As the son of a famous artist, if he didn't follow the profession then that would be fine, but he did so very hard because the pressure from his father's shadow was too great. I again It was quite a disadvantage when I first started my career, my father passed away. At that time, I had only worked at the Hanoi Opera House for 1-2 years, and was just an ordinary actor."

However, with his hard work, perseverance and hard work, artist Phu Thang was "chosen for him" by the theater to give him colorful roles with space to perform. It was his villainous roles that helped him become famous as "the most evil man on screen".

Meritorious Artist Phu Thang is well known for his roles such as Tien in "Candles in the Night", Ngo in the movie "Cold Wind", Thai in "Love and Ambition" and Son's father in "Under the Shade of the Tree of Happiness". ...

In particular, in the movie "Love and Ambition", Phu Thang along with veteran artists contributed to promoting young actors. He plays the character Mr. Thai - Son's father, who is a close friend of Linh's father and wants to cultivate a love story for the young couple.

Phu Thang's recent role is Son's father (played by Kim Oanh) in the movie "Under the Shade of the Happiness Tree". Although the male artist's character only appeared in a few episodes, the audience liked him because he was a reasonable person and loved his children.

Specifically in episode 30, the scene where artist Phu Thang calls and scolds Dat (played by actor Manh Hung) made many viewers extremely excited. Because, in the previous episode, Son was so upset by her husband's family that she immediately returned to her parents' house.

Returning to his parents' house, Son was about to let out the feelings he had kept hidden for so long, so he cried and told his parents. Unable to bear it because his daughter was being bullied, Son's father (played by Meritorious Artist Phu Thang) decided to demand justice. On the phone, he scolded his son-in-law... his face hurt.

He also bluntly stated that, if Dat and his family do not officially apologize to Son, they will never let their daughter return to her husband's house. He decisively ended the phone call: "It's over." Not only that, Son's father also firmly told his daughter: "Good is a bucket, broken is a ladle, messy divorce."

The above performance of Meritorious Artist Phu Thang really made a strong impression on the audience. He received a lot of compliments from fans of the movie "Under the Shade of the Tree of Happiness".

Meritorious Artist Phu Thang also considers himself an unlucky person even though his film fortune is uncountably huge. Audiences remember him not through the film's title but through his poignant and profound villain roles.

The evil in Meritorious Artist Phu Thang's film is not loud and aggressive, but quietly hidden behind the glasses of an intellectual figure. That's why, over the years, it's been difficult for anyone to do better than him in this type of role, and that's why every time he encounters a "sing" like that, the director remembers the name Phu Thang.

Although famous for his evil roles, artist Phu Thang's career is not as favorable as his peers. The male artist confided: "My fate is unlucky in both love and career, but in this profession I have to accept it."

In 2018, artist Phu Thang was considered for the title of Meritorious Artist. Talking about his hardships, he was completely calm: "I don't think much about those things because the joy for an artist like me is still to do my job, make a living from it, and most of all, the audience still recognizes me." Phu Thang is on the street".

Meritorious Artist Phu Thang also admitted that he had a difficult time in love because he didn't get married until he was 37 years old. Like many other artists, he was also afraid of getting married. Finally, one drunken night, going home and lying alone, Meritorious Artist Phu Thang was afraid of the feeling of loneliness so he decided to get married.

Married and single-handedly being the economic breadwinner, Meritorious Artist Phu Thang did not feel bothered at all. On the contrary, he believes that it is the secret to his family's happiness and peace. Because the male artist's wife doesn't have to worry too much about m.oney, she wholeheartedly loves and takes care of him and his two children.

Talking about his wife, artist Phu Thang said that she is not a special woman, not as beautiful or talented as many others, but she loves her husband very much. The male artist said that when he got married, he did not think much about standards.

Marrying a wife who wholeheartedly loves her husband and children makes Meritorious Artist Phu Thang happy and does not regret her decision. He confided that there was a time when he had no intention of getting married and lived alone for the rest of his life, but now things are different.

Meritorious Artist Phu Thang has a peaceful family and that was the best decision in his life. By following the veteran artist's personal page, we can see that he is fulfilling his life in his twilight years, from work to marriage.

Reflecting on his life and career, Phu Thang concluded: "I think God is always fair. I am unlucky in love and career, but enjoy fortune in the afternoon. Think clearly, if I were famous early Sometimes I 'return to the garden' early. Or if I had gotten married early, I'm sure I wouldn't have had obedient children like I do now. I'm now satisfied because my work is regular, no economic pressure, and I can freely contribute. for the profession".

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