Why did Bao Han have to stop acting for 2 years after 'Come home, my child'?
After making an impression with her role as Anh Duong in the hit TV series "Come home, my child", Bao Han surprised fans when she announced that she would stop acting for 2 years.
Accordingly, in a recent conversation, the youngest member of “Come Home, My Child” said that she did not expect to receive so much love from the audience when participating in the film. However, besides the joy and pride, there was also anxiety and pressure that made her stressed.
Bao Han expressed that now, every time she goes out with her friends, she can no longer speak loudly or joke around freely, and this makes the actress born in 2000 feel uncomfortable. But she also believes that this is a way for her to mature and know how to protect and preserve her image.
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| Bao Han and the main cast of "Come home, my child". |
However, when asked about her plans after “Come home, my child”, Bao Han said that in the next 2 years she will not be able to participate in any more films because of the request from the University of Stage and Cinema - where she is studying - that 2nd and 3rd year students are not allowed to act in films.
“Han will spend all her time studying hard and gaining more acting experience to have more diverse roles. Currently, the role of Anh Duong is very similar to Han in real life, so acting is not difficult, but to go a long way with this job, Han needs to practice more,” said the youngest member of the movie “Come home, my child”.
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| The role of Anh Duong in "Come home, my child" is so similar to Han in real life. |
Bao Han was born in 2000 and graduated as valedictorian of the Hanoi Academy of Theatre and Cinema in 2018. She was loved by many people after causing a stir with her role as the youngest sister Anh Duong in the movie "Come home, my child". Sharing with the media before, Bao Han affirmed that no matter how successful the role of Anh Duong was, she would not drop out of school to act. Therefore, during the filming of "Come home, my child", she had to ask the producer to arrange it so that it did not overlap with important school days.
Meanwhile, talking about Bao Han, artist Trung Anh once wrote: “Although still very young, you still stand firmly on your own two feet as a public figure. Being praised, sought after, and pampered, you are still as simple as before, not boasting about how many advertising contracts you have, or how much money you have earned... The audience will also love you for those things.”
