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Đức Thịnh
ACTOR · VIETNAM

Đức Thịnh

Theatre: Hồng Vân (former)

NSƯT (Meritorious Artist) Đức Thịnh is an actor and director who came up through Ho Chi Minh City's drama theatre before becoming one of the best-known directors of Vietnamese commercial cinema. He works both in front of and behind the camera, with titles such as Siêu sao siêu ngố, Trạng Quỳnh, Anh thầy ngôi sao and Trùm Sò.

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1975born 24 December 1975 · Sài Gòn (nay là Ho Chi Minh City)

Career story

Đức Thịnh graduated as an actor from the Ho Chi Minh City University of Theatre and Cinema and went on to study directing. He joined NSND (People's Artist) Hồng Vân's Phú Nhuận Drama Theatre after an acting test, landed his first lead role as Nhân Lì in the play Ngõ tình, and was at one point responsible for recruiting actors for the theatre.

From 2004 he moved into directing with Sâm đắng sâm ngọt, Người đàn ông của trời, Em và ngôi sao, Chuyện tình mùa thu and Cánh đồng gió. He has continued to return to the Hồng Vân stage, for example as Bằng in Châu về hợp phố, staged in 2018 for the 50th anniversary of the 1968 Tết Mậu Thân offensive.

In film he directed Già gân, mỹ nhân và găng tơ, Sứ mệnh trái tim, Siêu sao siêu ngố, Trạng Quỳnh, Anh thầy ngôi sao, Người cần quên phải nhớ and Trùm Sò, and has acted in many films including Tiệc trăng máu. On television he directed seasons 4–6 of Ơn giời, cậu đây rồi! and served as a judge on season 7 of Gương mặt thân quen.

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Awards · titles

Đức Thịnh won the 2005 Mai Vàng (Golden Apricot) Award for Favourite Stage Director. Moving into film, he received the Best Feature Film Screenplay award at the Cánh Diều (Golden Kite) Awards (ceremony held in April 2019) for Siêu sao siêu ngố.

Award names are kept in Vietnamese as officially published. Linked items open the original press report.

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