Xuan Hinh collaborated with a Southern artist for the first time, reminding Tran Thanh to attract attention

Artist Xuan Hinh participated in the movie Mui Pho for the first time and had the opportunity to collaborate with many Southern artists. At The Khang Show, he also revealed interesting behind-the-scenes stories about the film crew and director Minh Beta.

Appearing in The Khang Show, artist Xuan Hinh had interesting shares about participating in a film project for the first time. The male artist said that he appeared in the movie Pho Smell and had the opportunity to collaborate with many famous faces of the Southern entertainment industry.

At the show, Xuan Hinh could not hide his excitement when it came to new experiences in his career. Although he has been active in the arts for many years and is one of the most beloved comedians in the North, participating in movies still brings him many special emotions. This is also an opportunity for him to meet and work with many young artists, creating a lively working atmosphere on the set.

The male artist confided that when he was young, he intended to go to the South to develop his career. However, due to many factors, that plan did not come true. He shared: "When I was young, I also wanted to go to the South to start a career, but now that I'm old, there are a lot of jobs outside the North."

However, participating in this film project helps Xuan Hinh have the opportunity to meet and interact with many famous artists of Vietnamese showbiz. He expressed his affection for his young colleagues and said that he always felt comfortable working together. The male artist said: "I also met many children, grandchildren and colleagues in the South such as Tran Thanh, Hong Van, Thu Trang, Truong Giang... I met them all happy."

Not only that, Xuan Hinh also showed openness when talking about accepting roles in the movie. For him, the important thing is not whether the role is big or small, but the participation and dedication to art. He frankly shared his opinion: "Together, I can play any role, I can play as little as I can. At this age, there's no point in being famous again, just try to do it."

Besides the story of the role, Xuan Hinh also revealed an interesting detail related to the director of the project. According to the male artist, director Minh Beta has a gentle appearance but is quite strict and sometimes short-tempered at work. However, he believes that this is normal in a filmmaking environment, where many different personalities are concentrated. Xuan Hinh humorously said: "I reveal this, Minh Beta looks so gentle but also very hot-tempered."

He also added that in a film crew with many members, disagreements are inevitable. Everyone has their own opinion so the atmosphere can be tense at times. Therefore, Xuan Hinh often acts as a mediator to maintain unity in the collective.

The male artist shared: "In a film crew of nine people and ten ideas, there will be times when one person and the other are hot-tempered, lose their temper, and something and that happens. I am the one who always plays the role of mediator, coaxing one person to flatter the other, treating the grandchildren in the house to coax them to work in harmony."

Not only bringing laughter on stage, Xuan Hinh is also commented by colleagues as a person who creates a happy atmosphere at work. He even considers himself a "good" person every time he performs. The male artist humorously recounted an interesting memory: "Wherever I go to perform without rain and wind, the first person to vote for the show to pay is me because I am very good. Several times the show was postponed because it was raining and windy, but I came and stopped. I'm the one who decides."

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