People's Artist Hoang Dung: After playing the role of Phan Quan, I was able to buy dozens of houses.

Responding to MC Duc Bao's comment that Phan Quan's Phan Thi family must be incredibly powerful, and that People's Artist Hoang Dung must also possess a vast fortune, the famous artist said: "After playing Phan Quan, I did buy dozens of houses. That's real property, but the real asset I want to talk about is the affection the audience has for me."

The interesting pajama fashion of crime boss Phan Quân.

Regarding the "unfinished" style of house designs mentioned in the program, the actor from "The Judge" shared about the house where he was born and raised in the old quarter. "Even now, I could say it's not a level four house, but a level five. Because if you want to touch or repair it now, you might end up paying compensation," the famous artist quipped.

The conversation became more interesting when People's Artist Hoang Dung shared about the pajama fashion of the "Judge King" (Phan Quan). According to him, the pajamas Phan Quan most often wears are gray, black, and moss green. This was the famous artist's own idea, as he wanted to create a soft, simple impression, since silk is also very luxurious.

Few people know that the famous artist's fondness for silk fashion is linked to a sacred memory: "My mother passed away very early, when I was in 7th grade. She didn't always wear silk clothes. Every time I came home and hugged her tightly, touching her silk dress, I felt a soft, cool sensation, like warm milk," People's Artist Hoang Dung recounted emotionally.

In real life, People's Artist Hoang Dung has a sophisticated fashion style.

Like MC Duc Bao, People's Artist Hoang Dung has a very simple fashion style in real life, and he especially owns a large collection of shirts. "Even now, my shirt collection must be several hundred. Whenever I go somewhere and see a different color, I buy more because I like to change things up, and that's also characteristic of my work; the outfits can be for filming or acting in plays. Many of the shirts are baggy from the old days, but I still consciously keep them because there might be roles in a play that require them."

In addition, the actor from 'The Judge' also shared that each time he embodies a character, it brings a new experience. This is because he not only lives his own life but also lives so many characters. Therefore, when the image of a character is recognized by the audience, it also provides energy and life experience for the artist to research and continue to be more successful in new characters.

According to VNN