Luong Gia Huy: Family once advised driving technology cars to reduce difficulties

After the "Red Rain" journey, Luong Gia Huy received many new film scripts. Among them, noteworthy is the movie "Snail Borrowing Soul". The actor plays Tin - an important supporting male role in the movie.

In this role, Luong Gia Huy no longer shows off his muscular physique but plays a role that is somewhat calculated and in-depth.

The actor said that he came to art not because of favorable conditions or good starting points, but from the need for livelihood and striving to stick with his passion.

In a conversation with reporters, when reminded of the funny saying that "acting in movies to make money", Luong Gia Huy frankly admitted that it was true.

The actor said that he was born into a not-so-well-off family. Before having the opportunity to pursue professional artistic activities, he had gone through many different jobs to cover his living expenses.

From serving at a coffee shop, working at a printing workshop to loading and unloading, any job that could help earn extra income, I was willing to try my hand" - the male actor recounted.

According to Luong Gia Huy, food and clothing are always a real pressure for young people pursuing art. However, after many years of being attached to the profession, passion gradually became a motivation to help him continue to try.

I started working in art first to earn a living. But when I worked long enough, I started to love this job. If I didn't have a passion, perhaps I would have chosen a stable job with a fixed salary instead of continuing to pursue art," he shared.

The actor admitted that art is a risky field and does not always bring income commensurate with the effort spent. There were periods when he worked continuously but the economy still faced many difficulties.

In difficult times, my family even advised me to drive a technology car to reduce hardship. Everyone knows this job is very precarious," he recounted.

Recalling the reaction of relatives when Luong Gia Huy's career flourished, he said that his parents were very proud to see their son appear on television and in the media. However, that joy gradually came with real worries about life.

According to the actor, parents always want their children to have stable jobs and a solid future. Therefore, the family often asks him about his income, ability to take care of his own life as well as long-term plans, especially getting married.

Luong Gia Huy himself has also faced the thought of giving up art many times. Financial difficulties, professional pressure and the precariousness of his work have made him fluctuate many times.

However, every time he wants to stop, a new opportunity appears. It could be a role, a project or a cooperation invitation to help him have more motivation to continue pursuing the chosen path.