The everyday beauty of the actress with mixed blood in 'Abandoning Mother'

With Vietnamese and British blood, Juliet Bao Ngoc attracted attention when appearing in 'Mang me di bo'. She has a lovely face, outstanding academic achievements and potential acting ability.

Juliet Bao Ngoc was born in 2002, her father is British and her mother is Vietnamese. She lived in England for a while, grew up in Vietnam before going to study in Australia. Raised in an artistic environment with her father being a historian and her mother being a dancer, the actress soon showed her talent and studied dancing, drawing, playing instruments, and drama from a young age. Before appearing in Mang me di bo and Tro tan gloos , she participated in acting in short films, showing her serious preparation for an artistic career.

The everyday beauty of the 'hybrid rose' - Juliet Bao Ngoc

Juliet Bao Ngoc has an impressive academic record. She studied Zoology at Deakin University (Australia), won a full scholarship and graduated with honors. She then continued to study for an Honors degree, which is an honorary research program for outstanding students.

PHOTO: FBNV

Besides acting, she also actively participates in activities to preserve ecosystems and the environment.

PHOTO: FBNV

To mark a turning point in her foray into cinema, Juliet Bao Ngoc said that after completing her bachelor's and honors degree, she decided to pursue acting instead of continuing her doctorate studies as she had originally planned.

PHOTO: FBNV

Before making her mark with Mang me di bo , Juliet Bao Ngoc attracted attention with the role of Hau in Glorious Ashes. In the film, Juliet plays a wife from the West who suffers a lot of trauma after marriage, works hard and quietly faces tragedy. This role brought her the Best Actress award in the Asian film category at the 2023 Da Nang Asian Film Festival.

PHOTO: FBNV

Juliet Bao Ngoc is considered a promising face of Vietnamese cinema, with a bright appearance and a rustic, youthful acting style. She strives to transform through each role, not afraid to learn to make the role more complete. However, experts say she still needs more time to gain experience, especially in roles that require inner depth.

PHOTO: FBNV

In the film Mang me di bo, Juliet Bao Ngoc plays the role of Mrs. Hanh in her youth, when she was living in Korea and had a romantic relationship with Jeong Min played by Jung Il Woo. Belonging to the psychological - family genre, the film depicts the journey of mother and daughter overcoming illness and loss.

PHOTO: FBNV

Although she did not appear much, Juliet Bao Ngoc's role was still a significant challenge, requiring her to fully express many emotions, from happiness with her lover to pain before tragedy. The actress performed quite well in the gentle, romantic scenes, but in the climax scenes that required inner depth, her immaturity in acting was still revealed.

PHOTO: FBNV

In this performance, Juliet Bao Ngoc said she spent a lot of time learning Korean, because almost all of her character's lines were in this language. Working with actor Jung Il Woo also put a lot of pressure on her, especially when the language barrier made it difficult for her to get in sync with her co-star's emotions. However, thanks to her efforts, Bao Ngoc completed the role perfectly and brought the audience a new image.

PHOTO: FBNV

After Mang me di bo , she participated in the action movie On the new road directed by Tran Bao Son. The project started filming in Ho Chi Minh City from June 2025, expected to last 2 months.

PHOTO: FBNV

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/nhan-sac-doi-thuong-cua-nu-dien-vien-mang-2-dong-mau-trong-mang-me-di-bo-185250801193943818.htm