Meritorious Artist Huong Dung: In powerful movies, in real life, God shines

Meritorious Artist Huong Dung is not a strange face to Vietnamese audiences. Not only famous on the small screen, Huong Dung is also considered a “multi-purpose” artist when participating in many art fields.

The female artist who can both act in movies and play plays can participate in many behind-the-scenes stages such as dubbing, organizing film production, deputy director…

However, referring to Huong Dung, it is impossible not to mention the role of Mrs. Dung – the wife of the powerful deputy minister of the film Run the Sentence. The elegant and luxurious features of the female artist in the role of Mrs. Dung have made her image associated with the role of powerful women for a long time.

In other hit movies like: The Judge, Rainbow of Love, … Female artists also play the role of a noble and noble middle-aged woman.

Meritorious Artist Huong Dung in a scene of the movie Run Sentence.

In a program, Huong Dung once shared about often playing the role of a powerful “rich woman”:

“From the role of Mrs. Dung in the movie ‘Running a Judgment’, the audience began to nail me as a somewhat formidable role, a powerful woman who has an overwhelming influence over her family. Therefore, later when the directors I don’t dare to accept roles for similar roles, because I’m afraid the roles will be repeated. To this day, people are still impressed with that role.”

Even this role made many people forget Huong Dung’s real name: “Many people don’t know who Huong Dung is, but when they say she’s the deputy minister’s wife in the movie Run Convict, they’re all confused. If people ask for my address, it’s also the deputy minister’s wife, not Huong Dung.”

“Audiences started to ‘nail’ me into somewhat formidable roles, powerful women.”

In the film, a luxurious female artist “screams fire” is like that, but few people know that in real life, Huong Dung used to have a period of indebtedness. Most recently, artist Huong Dung revealed:

“I owe it not by myself, but by someone else’s debt. A friend wanted to take out a loan, but the creditor said that I was the one who had to ‘make a mortgage’ and I agreed. That person also loans at quite favorable interest rates, but when my friend could no longer pay the interest, they left and I was the one who had to take the debt.”

“They left and I was the one to take the debt.”

This debt is so great that the female artist was pressured for a long time: “At that time, I just wanted to have a miracle like winning the lottery, getting money from relatives or having a job that pays a lot of money so that I can pay my debt.

Debt It’s so haunting that it distracts me, thinking about that debt all the time. Even when I feed my baby, I don’t know what I’m feeding him.”

And to solve the debt problem, Huong Dung had to accept to do many different jobs, collecting every salary to pay the debt:

“Of course miracles didn’t happen and I had to pull the plow to pay the debt. I went to each creditor to ask for alms. During that time of begging, I plowed from studio to studio, over and over. programs from one station to another. As soon as I have enough money, I go and buy 100 USD to pay people.”

“I went to each creditor to ask for alms.”

Not only that, Huong Dung also thought about selling her house, took out a new loan to pay off old debts. Finally, in order to completely solve the debt problem, the female artist had to ask for help from her family:

“I got out of debt by luck. When the incident happened, my children and family considered selling everything they could, even taking out a loan to collect and repay my debt. Now think about it. I am very afraid of debt.”

According to Young Intellectuals