Hanoi [Vietnam], March 3: Recently, information about the fees Tran Thanh paid to the cast of the movie " Tho Oi" (Oh, Little Rabbit) has been circulating on social media, attracting much attention. According to this rumor, LyLy received the highest fee among the cast, specifically 1.2 billion VND for her role as Hai Linh. Besides acting, she also participated in composing and performing the theme song " Giữ Anh Em Cũng Lam Khong Thanh" (Keeping You, I Can't Do It) .
Meanwhile, rapper Phao is rumored to have received a fee of 700 million VND. Similarly, Quốc Anh and Văn Mai Hương are rumored to have received fees of 600 million VND and 500 million VND respectively.
Tran Thanh speaks out
On the evening of March 2nd, on his personal page with 18 million followers, artist Tran Thanh posted a status update to clarify rumors regarding the income of the cast of the movie " Tho Oi" (Oh, Little Rabbit). Specifically, the director wrote: "The salary list for the actors of 'Tho Oi' is wrong. I see many people posting whatever they want without verifying the truth, it's really strange."
Images previously circulated on social media showed specific numbers associated with the names of each actor in the film. However, the director's side denied the entire content, claiming that the information was unfounded.
According to aggregated data from Box Office Vietnam , as of the evening of March 2nd, the film "Tho Oi" ( Oh, Little Rabbit) had grossed approximately 394 billion VND, far surpassing other projects released during the same period. The high revenue and leading position at the box office have led to significant attention and rapid spread of information related to the film, including behind-the-scenes activities and compensation issues, on social media.
The success of "Tho Oi" (Oh, Little Rabbit) continues Tran Thanh's string of commercial successes, making him the first Vietnamese director to have a film gross exceeding 2 trillion VND. Previously, his films included "Bo Gia" (427 billion VND), "Nha Ba Nu" (475 billion VND), "Mai" (551 billion VND), and "Bo Tu Bao Thu" (332 billion VND).
Source: Thanh Nien Newspaper
