Viet Anh reveals a surprise at the final moments of the movie 'Life and Death'.

Viet Anh and Quynh Nga in the film 'Life and Death'.

"Life and Death" is drawing to a close after Lê Hoàng (Trọng Hùng), Mai Hồng Vũ (Việt Anh), and Quỳnh Trinh (Quỳnh Nga) were arrested. Lê Hoàng and Quỳnh Trinh confessed honestly, but Vũ continued to deny his crimes despite clear evidence. Trần Bạt (Chí Nhân) will surely face a fitting end when the bribe money is discovered in a secret safe hidden in the wall of a special room at Trinh's restaurant. Viewers predict that all these characters will pay the price in the final episode, episode 80, of "Life and Death," airing tonight on VTV1.

When asked about the ending, Quynh Nga shared: "I probably can't reveal it because that would affect the film. I can only say that the ending is fitting and logical because everyone carefully considered the fate of the character Quynh Trinh. To have the most perfect ending for all the characters in the film, the crew had to rack their brains for many days to figure out how to make it logical."

Actor Viet Anh said before the final episode aired: "Today, episode 80 is the last episode of the series 'Life and Death' airing. Almost everyone can guess how the film will end and what the fate of the characters will be. Of course, there will be surprises in the final moments. If you want to know the ending, please watch episode 80 tonight to find out for sure."

Viet Anh, People's Artist Hoang Dung, and director Do Thanh Hai before the finale of 'Life and Death'.

Actor Manh Truong (playing Huy) sent a message to the film's fans: "Thank you to the audience for accompanying Life and Death throughout this time. Today's final episode will be very emotional."

A few hours before episode 80 of "Life and Death" aired, People's Artist Hoang Dung (Chairman Nghia) also shared some interesting insights. "I've participated in many plays and films on political themes, but it wasn't until 'Life and Death' that the face of real life was reflected more authentically. Some viewers asked me if this character of yours was based on any real-life person?... I replied, 'It's a combination.'"

Viet Anh, the actor playing Mai Hong Vu, said that all the characters and stories in the film are a compilation, not referring to any particular individual. His character, Mai Hong Vu, is also a synthesis of many real-life figures. "Because it originates from real characters and events, I was able to filter, synthesize, and adapt the story to make Mai Hong Vu as authentic as possible, and the details related to this character are more convincing to the viewers."

People's Artist Hoang Dung and Chi Nhan in a touching scene from "Life and Death".

"Life and Death" will officially bid farewell to viewers tonight after 80 episodes airing continuously for the past four months. As People's Artist Hoang Dung said, the early episodes were still somewhat secretive, so people didn't find it very appealing, but towards the end, when everything fell apart, was revealed, and brought to light... "Life and Death" truly captivated viewers.

Playing the role of a provincial chairman whose son is involved in Mai Hong Vu's bribery ring, People's Artist Hoang Dung has demonstrated impressive acting skills in recent episodes, especially in scenes where his character sheds tears for his son. However, what he remembers most from the filming of "Life and Death" is the difficult weather. "In the early days, it was unimaginably hot. There were days when filming had to stop because my short-sleeved shirt was soaking wet. No matter how much I ironed or dried it, it would get soaked again as soon as I put it back on, so we had to stop filming," he recalled.

Furthermore, the character of Chairman Nghia, played by People's Artist Hoang Dung, had to be filmed extensively at the Vinh Phuc Provincial People's Committee and the City Party Committee... "The committee and city party committee offices have a lot of work to do, so the filming schedule had to be accelerated. The filming speed had to be increased to return them to their workplaces," he said. However, almost every scene featuring People's Artist Hoang Dung was excellent.