Johnny Trí Nguyễn's Film 'The Guardian of the Tomb' Invited to TIFF
The film 'The Guardian of the Tomb' featuring Johnny Trí Nguyễn has received an exciting invitation to the

The premiere of the film 'The Legend of the King’s Tomb' in Ho Chi Minh City was not only a star-studded event but also a moment that sparked significant online chatter. Attendees were captivated by the interactions between Ngô Thanh Vân and Johnny Trí Nguyễn, particularly a moment when they embraced. Huy Trần, Ngô Thanh Vân's husband, was present and his reaction to the embrace has become a topic of discussion among netizens.
During the event, both Ngô Thanh Vân and Johnny Trí Nguyễn appeared relaxed and friendly, but the focus quickly shifted to Huy Trần's demeanor. While he maintained a composed and smiling exterior, many online commentators speculated about his internal feelings. Comments ranged from observations about his seemingly stiff smile to humorous remarks about how he might be feeling inside. One netizen noted, "Huy Trần looks calm on the outside, but I bet there's a storm inside!"
This moment gained extra attention because of the history between Ngô Thanh Vân and Johnny Trí Nguyễn, who were once rumored to be in a relationship for six years. They are well-known in the Vietnamese film industry for their collaborations in popular action films such as 'The Rebel' (2007) and 'The Legend of the Dragon' (2009). Their past relationship had been a frequent topic in the media before they parted ways quietly. However, the friendly interaction at the premiere suggested that they have maintained a professional relationship.
Moreover, Ngô Thanh Vân and Huy Trần attended the premiere not only to support their colleagues but also to cheer on Đăng Trần, Huy Trần's younger brother, who is making his film debut in 'The Legend of the King’s Tomb.' This film marks an important step for Đăng Trần, who has transitioned from modeling to acting, and is expected to bring a fresh perspective to Vietnamese cinema.
Overall, the premiere was a blend of glamour and nostalgia, showcasing the evolving dynamics within the Vietnamese film industry while highlighting the personal connections that often accompany it.