The latest rumor about the movie An Lac Truyen starring Dich Le Nhiet Ba and Cung Tuan lost the opportunity to win the summer 2022 screening because of Cung Tuan.
According to many sources, because recently, Cung Tuan was dragged into the noise of Truong Triet Han for no reason, so his reputation was greatly affected. His team is also working hard to suppress rumors and minimize the extent of influence.
Specifically, not long ago, Truong Triet Han continuously complained about having a male competitor who had worked with him in a movie, but his team’s team constantly “stomped on the bottom of the pan” to raise the bar for the world. pet chicken.
Despite the fact that Cung Tuấn is not directly involved in this, he still suffers from some unnecessary detractors.
The annual summer movie season is a very good opportunity for each movie because this is the time when the audience is enjoying their summer vacation, they can comfortably spend leisure time, especially watching movies, so the ratings are high. viewers will usually be higher. The movie that wins the screening on this occasion will make a significant contribution to the achievement of the media index, the viewership index and the discussion news index.
An Lac Story has been completed for a long time and is waiting to be broadcast, competing for airtime with Agarwood and Huong Phai. And according to recent leaked news, the ability to air Agarwood Huong Phai is higher. Especially, Agarwood, Huong Phai, has received a broadcasting license. While An Lac Truyen is still keeping this secret.
Previously, Tram Vuon Huong Phai was announced to air at the end of June, but according to the latest news, this film crew is trying to compete for more TV shows, so there is a high possibility that the schedule will continue to be delayed.
The beauty value of the male and female leads are highly appreciated.
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