Van Dung complimented Chai's son, saying his abstract beauty resembles his father's, so he failed the casting.

"Chai" Long Vu was commented on by his biological mother Van Dung about his super funny appearance, making everyone laugh out loud. The female artist revealed that this could be the reason why her son kept failing castings before landing a storm-making role in Di giua troi ruc roc.

The movie "Walking in the Glorious Sky" is making waves on VTV's prime time, receiving much attention from the audience thanks to its intimate content, with a pure love story between the two main characters, Chai (Long Vu) and Pu (Thu Ha Ceri). In which, the male lead Chai, played by Long Vu, is the character that leaves the most impression on the audience.

Long Vu was born in 2001, the son of artist Van Dung. He graduated from Hanoi University of Theatre and Cinema. Before participating in "Di giua troi ruc ro", Long Vu had appeared in films such as "Loi nho vao doi", "Gia dinh minh vui bat thuc luong", "Khong han ve chi mot dua", "Cuoc chien khong quan tien".

Although he is currently considered a national husband, few people know that in the past, he was always self-conscious about his appearance. He even wondered why Van Dung's mother gave birth to such an ugly child. Now, after gradually becoming more confident and her appearance being appreciated, Van Dung has shared humorously on social networks.

The female artist dug up Long Vu's beauty, Van Dung humorously told a funny story. Specifically, Van Dung wrote: "Cau Chai: Mom, why do I fail every time I go to castings? Is it because I'm too ugly, Mom? Van Dung: In your eyes, your son is the most handsome. I'm handsome like my dad, but my dad... is just a little ugly."

Van Dung also did not hesitate to "badmouth" her son, such as in the past, Long Vu was often late, the homeroom teacher lost points in the competition, the language teacher at the Hanoi University of Theatre and Cinema - where Long Vu studied - had to call Van Dung because it was time for the exam but she could not find her student. Therefore, she often had to call her son to go to school.

"At home, Long Vu's father plays the good role, but outside, I'm the one who plays the bad role, to the point that my son puts his mother's phone number in the address book as "Come home now," the female artist said.

Long Vu also said that every time Van Dung's mother called him, the first sentence would be "Vu, where are you? Come home now" so he saved her name in his phone like that!

Van Dung said that right after graduating, Long Vu was very eager and proactive in going to the casting (audition) for the film. Vu went to the casting himself and the female artist did not know about the film and did not influence it in any way.

"After graduating from university, Long Vu stayed home and waited for a casting call. He often asked why he wasn't called to act in a movie. Was he so ugly that no one invited him to act in a movie, Mom?"

I just said: "Calm down, son. Artists like Cong Ly, Quang Thang, Truong Giang... are not handsome but still make movies because of their ability and charm," artist Van Dung recounted.

Van Dung said that when she knew her son wanted to take the entrance exam to the Acting Department of the Hanoi Academy of Theatre and Cinema, she advised him that this profession is very hard and poor, and if he does not have real talent, it will be very difficult.

Second, you have to be really good, otherwise the profession will be eliminated very quickly, but her son is determined to follow the profession. Currently, she is also excited with each step of growing up with her son.

The female artist said: "Acting is a "made-for-all" profession. Even if you want to support this profession, if the audience doesn't love you, it will be very difficult to survive. You have to have real ability to be able to do this job for a long time. If you are a "son of a boss" and don't have talent, it will be very difficult to do this job."

The female comedian recounted that Long Vu is a very emotional person who knows how to care for his mother. Wherever he goes, he has a habit of buying his mother small things. "I give all my performance fees to my mother to keep. When I received my first salary, Long Vu gave my mother a gold necklace that touched me to the point of tears," Van Dung said about her son.

"Chai" Long Vu was criticized badly by Van Dung's biological mother, who said to her face that his acting was not good. Đức Trí17:00:56 16/08/2024Long Vu is a male star who is taking the internet by storm, when he took on the role of Chai in the blockbuster TV series Di giua troi ruc roc. Although he is loved, his biological mother, artist Van Dung, is still strict with his abilities, criticizing his acting as not good...