Lan Phuong 'has an affair' with Xuan Hinh in Tet comedy
The actress plays the young girlfriend of "tycoon" Xuan Hinh - a man who travels everywhere to breed pigs.
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In the Tet comedy CD released in January 2015, Lan Phuong and Xuan Hinh transformed into a couple in the skit "The tycoon of yesterday". The skit was inspired by the MV "I don't ask for gifts", in which Lan Phuong played the role of a young lover and Xuan Hinh played the role of a tycoon who specializes in breeding pigs nationwide. |
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Lan Phuong has to constantly transform. Sometimes she has to be sexy and fierce, sometimes she has to pretend to be sweet and innocent. |
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Xuan Hinh said that when acting with a young and beautiful actress like Lan Phuong, he cannot avoid feeling awkward, especially in intimate scenes. |
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Practicing singing "Anh khong doi qua" also took Xuan Hinh a lot of time. "There has never been a song that has made me so tired," the comedian said. |
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When acting with Xuan Hinh, Lan Phuong also had to "sacrifice" quite a bit. In the scene where the young lover threw jewelry at the rich man, the actress had to throw her things over and over again until the director nodded. When the filming was over, she had to find each stone and hook on the floor to reattach them to the jewelry set. |
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Besides Lan Phuong, Xuan Hinh will also reunite with artist Thanh Thanh Hien in this comedy disc with the skit “The Banana Garden Love Story”. Actress Thanh Thanh Hien plays Thi No and Xuan Hinh transforms into Chi Pheo. |
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The skit was filmed all night in a banana garden next to an old brick kiln. In the cold of winter, both actors had to "grit their teeth" to endure to complete the scenes. After each "love" scene between the two characters, Xuan Hinh joked: "Film, film, don't take pictures or my house will burn down" |
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The haystack, where the two characters Chi Pheo and Thi No met, went from being just a prop to becoming a place for the two actors to avoid the cold when taking a break between scenes. Wearing Thi No’s dentures, Thanh Thanh Hien kept complaining that she was… too ugly. But then, she herself asked for more black ink to smear on her teeth because she felt “it was still not ugly enough”. |
According to VNE
