Seoul [South Korea], March 27: Meritorious Artist Duc Khue, born in 1968, works at the Youth Theatre. Besides stage plays, the artist has also participated in several film projects. Recently, he attracted attention when he confirmed his participation in the "Blood Moon Party 8" alongside a cast of artists such as Van Son , Quang Minh, Hong Anh, Le Khanh, Miu Le, Lien Binh Phat. His comeback has piqued the curiosity of many viewers.
Sharing with us, Meritorious Artist Duc Khue said that his role in "Blood Moon Feast 8" is an interesting character, making him excited to participate. Previously, the male artist collaborated with Phan Gia Nhat Linh in "You Are My Grandma," and understands that he is a perfectionist and meticulous in his work.
"When Linh sent me the script, I didn't find the beginning very appealing. But the plot became more interesting as I read on. Working with them gave me many enjoyable experiences. Each colleague has their own strengths and unique personality, which is what makes them artists. After a month of working together, we became as close as family," he said.
Currently, Meritorious Artist Duc Khue's criteria for choosing roles is that they must have suitable time so that he can fully concentrate on the project. The male artist believes that whether the role is short or long, and regardless of whose film it is, he will try his best when participating.
"When Phan Gia Nhật Linh invited me to join this project, it was at a time when the stage was already stable, so I went to the South to film for over a month before returning. The reason is simple: I'm like a silkworm, I have to spin my silk," the 60-year-old actor expressed.
Regarding the approximately 30-minute one-shot scene in the film, Meritorious Artist Duc Khue said that because he has worked in the field of theater, maintaining the psychological flow of the character is normal for him. According to the male artist, to create that segment, it required seamless coordination from each member.
"It's the same on set; the space is so vast, if anything goes wrong, we have to start over. Therefore, synchronization and professionalism must be top-notch. I'm very happy that my colleagues have completed the task," the 60-year-old actor confided.
The life of Meritorious Artist Duc Khue
Speaking about balancing work and family, Meritorious Artist Duc Khue said that he occasionally participates in some projects, so he still has time for his family. According to the 60-year-old actor, traveling to the South to film is also normal, as transportation is no longer as difficult as it used to be.
"Producers now want actors from the North to participate and vice versa, to create cultural exchange. Luckily, I'm still healthy, so there's nothing to worry about," the actor from the film " Don't Say When You're in Love " expressed.
While sharing much about his art, Meritorious Artist Duc Khue chooses to be discreet about his personal life. Explaining this, the male artist expressed that he wants to maintain privacy for himself and his loved ones. "Because some people understand, and that's fine, but others don't understand and will criticize. So, what's private should remain private, and what's public should remain public; everything must be clear," the 60s-born actor stated frankly.
Nevertheless, Meritorious Artist Duc Khue still had kind words for his wife. According to him, his wife plays a crucial role, being his support system that allows him to feel secure when he has new projects. "I'm lucky because my wife also works in the arts, at the same agency, so she understands the hardships I face, such as working long hours or my unpredictable schedule. Therefore, understanding and empathy are essential. That's what brings peace of mind and helps maintain a fulfilling family life," he confided.
Source: Thanh Nien Newspaper
