Even though it just appeared, Meritorious Artist Chi Trung He attracted attention with his role as the “cunning” tycoon Hung in Doc Dao. To make the movie less tense, Artist Chi Trung shared a behind-the-scenes clip of a final scene in the movie.
According to artist Chi Trung, his last scene in movie Monopoly is the scene where Hung “cries” being questioned by the police at headquarters. Arriving at the filming location very early, the male artist’s first job was to dress up as the notorious tycoon Hung.
Chi Trung’s image of the notorious tycoon Hung. Photo: VFC
In the clip, artist Chi Trung reveals that the makeup artists on the film crew turned him from “success to owl”. “I’m normally handsome, but suddenly through your magical hands, I became very evil. I looked in the mirror and was scared. My role was successful thanks to your makeup,” said the artist. Chi Trung shared.
He also revealed that because of the plastic surgery that made one eye blind on one side, his left eye was damaged. “My eyes sometimes water due to the one-eyed makeup. After today, I had it removed,” Chi Trung expressed.
After finishing his makeup, Chi Trung took the opportunity to practice his dialogue before entering the scene. He shared: “At my age, seeing 3-4 pages of dialogue is scary, but I can still learn from 2 pages.”
He dressed up before entering the final filming segment of the movie.
In the clip, artist Chi Trung has a conversation with director Tran Trong Khoi. He thanked the director for giving him the confidence that he could play a villain. “I didn’t believe I could play an evil role. After finishing the movie, I realized I could be more evil than I thought,” said artist Chi Trung.
Below the clip, many viewers left interesting comments about Chi Trung’s role in Doc Dao. Many people even humorously reminded the male artist “to be careful because he is about to be assassinated by the Hong – Khuong brothers”.
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