Nha in "Come Home, My Child" was once threatened by an extremist fan who brought a knife to her house.
Actress Quynh Nga is a face that has been causing a stir on Vietnamese screens recently when she plays the role of Nha - the third person who comes between Vu (Quoc Truong) and Thu (Bao Thanh) - in the movie Come Home, My Child.
Portraying a very hateful character on the small screen, in real life, Quynh Nga had to endure baseless attacks and insults, even some overzealous viewers insulted the actress's relatives.
"There are some audiences who are a bit too extreme, sending private messages, even cursing at my family, my parents. Nga was afraid that it would go too far, so she reacted in a very civilized and gentle way by sharing on her personal page that:You can curse Nha and yourself, but don't drag your whole family and parents into it to curse and mock. Imagine if you were to receive such words about your family every day, how would you feel?" - Quynh Nga shared.
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| Nha and Thu from 'Come home, my child' pose at the event |
Not only did Quynh Nga suffer from baseless attacks and insults because of her role on social media, she also encountered a ridiculous situation in real life. "In the past, Nga encountered a case of an overzealous fan. That fan came to her house to bother her, even bringing a knife. At that time, I was so scared that I had to ask the police to intervene," the actress said.
Like Quynh Nga, when playing the role of a prostitute inQuynh dollActress Thu Quynh has also received many uncivilized comments from the audience. She believes that some people creating 2-3 accounts on social networks to argue and interact with each other will cause the opposite effect. According to the actress, regardless of who it is, insulting each other is wrong.
For artists who play villains, getting into character to the point of making the audience watching on TV angry and receiving a lot of feedback from the public can be considered a success in that role. However, in many positive comments, there are still criticisms, insults and sometimes overreactions, affecting the real life of the artists.
Therefore, actress Quynh Nga hopes that when watching the film, the audience can clearly distinguish between film and real life. She hopes that the audience understands the dedication of each actor to that role, especially a villain role.
Sharing the same opinion with Quynh Nga, Thu Quynh also believes that in today's civilized life, the audience should not be "a rotten apple spoiling the barrel".
