Thuy Tien 'played badly' Hong Dao, revealing the behind-the-scenes scene of 'almost' entering the hospital, what's going on?

While filming the tug-of-war scene in the movie 'Lynx: The Demon Enters the Intestines', Thuy Tien carelessly pushed artist Hong Dao to fall and hit her head behind, causing her to panic. The situation is in a scene about 15 minutes long at the end of the film.

At this time, the servant Phuong (Thuy Tien) revealed that she was the daughter-in-law who had been harmed by Mrs. Bich (Hong Dao). She changed her face, practiced lynx art to take revenge on her husband's family. Phuong b. kidnapped Mrs. Bich and then 'interacted'.

Thuy Tien said that at one time filming Phuong knocked Mrs. Bich down, the two actors were immersed in the incident. Miss recalled the situation at that time: "Hearing the sound of Ms. Dao's head banging on the 'trunk', I was so scared, I knelt next to her. Fortunately, Ms. Dao is okay, and she comforts me on the contrary."

When filming the rubbing scenes, the miss said that she did not dare to act too hard, but both artist Hong Dao and stuntmen suggested that she do it real and strong to achieve realism, as well as help them have natural reflexes. After four or five days of filming at the cemetery, Thuy Tien bruised several places on her body, injured herself because of the incense sticks and left scars on her hands.

Thuy Tien's most impressive point in the scene is the costume of her face to turn into a demon. In a day and a half, she "painted her face" twice, each time for two to three hours, keeping this face from the night before to the next morning, making her face itchy and uncomfortable. The burnt clothes rubbed against her body, causing her to scratch her skin.

Throughout the film, Phuong's character hides her true identity, so Thuy Tien only shows the actions of walking and serving the owner. The scene near the end of the film is like an opportunity to make up for her acting. Miss participated in an acting workshop under the guidance of actor Ly Thu Uyen for a month, building the character's heavy psychology.

In addition, to express the psychology of a mother who has lost her child, Thuy Tien draws emotions from stories and memories with disadvantaged children in the charity trips she has made.

Currently, the film with the participation of Thuy Tien has no surprises when winning at the box office. Miss Nguyen Thuc Thuy Tien's debut film labeled 18 quickly defeated South Korea's Laugh Across Borders, which was the box office champion last week to be crowned.

According to statistics from Box Office Vietnam, Linh Miao - Devil Enters the Colony earned 24 billion VND in the past 3 weekends with 280 thousand tickets sold from more than 9,600 screenings. Including the revenue of early screenings and pre-booked tickets, the film has now exceeded the 42 billion VND mark.

Lynx - The Enteric Demon is inspired by the folk legend of the "Enteric Demon" to build the plot. The film integrates typical cultural features of Hue such as the art of ceramic mosaic - a unique culture of the Nguyen Dynasty, referring to class issues and the view of male contempt for women. In particular, the image of a procession of zombie palanquins and paper dolls not only symbolizes calamity or bad omens but also embodies karma.

The appearance of Lynx - The Devil in the Intestine has caused the ticket sales speed of Cross-Border Laughter to drop sharply when it only collected less than 10 billion in revenue from 100 thousand tickets sold over the weekend, causing the film to be pushed to the runner-up position at the box office. However, more than 10 days after being released in theaters, Laughing Across the Border has now reached 58 billion VND in Vietnam.

Meanwhile, Wicked - a Hollywood musical blockbuster that has just been released in theaters - only collected 3.3 billion VND outside the box office. The appearance of Lynx - The Devil also made the remaining 3 Vietnamese films outside the theater, including Once upon a time there was a love story, Cu Li never cried, Rescue the teacher struggled to sell tickets more with negligible revenue.

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