Love the gay romance scenes between Kong (Fluke) and Phiwit (Oh). It’s a role reversal–Kong is the innocent second-lead girl in most lakorns and Phiwit is the mischievous/playful second pra’ek. I love it. Love their onscreen chemistry.
–damn, I’m like the typo queen. I went through this post for the first time and damn it’s like I’m on crack.
[left to right: Yuk, Best, Ton, Vill, Erin, New, Pueng, Tui]
Eight newbie actors and actresses from EXACT made it in Sudsapda Magazine for the November 2008 issue.
To me, “Vill” Wannaros Sonthichai stands out the most.
You’ve seen them several times on this site, what do you think of them?
Who will last, you will be duds?
My prediction:
New and Tui will completely disappear after their first lakorn.Though I know Yuk will probably be a poor actor, his looks will keep him in the ET biz.
Pueng and Vill will do fine. Ton can always go back to his singing. Best, Miss Robotic, I don’t know about her. I’m surprise she is still around after “Kwaam Lap Kong Superstar.”
1. Yuk Songpaisan is a model/actor. He is 20 years old.
His first lakorn “Gaew Lom Phet” will air on November 20, 2008 on Ch5.
He is currently studying at Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok, majoring in Nano technology or maybe English now. He keeps changing it.
Apparently dude is pretty smart too. His GPA is 3.66. I kinda don’t believe it. It is probably made up to elevate his good boy image.
His father is a pilot for Thai Airways. As a child and to this day, he wants to be a pilot just like his father.
Mos Patiparn - “Khon sood tai (The last person)” , closing theme song.
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Oh how I laughed! Gaye socked Oum in the face and kicked him in the nads today, too funny. I couldn’t stop laughing. In my head I chanted, “Do it again, Do it again!” just like a bratty little kid would.
Too bad Gaye got hit by a car near the end. What did you expect? It’s an Exact production, they love their slap and kiss, nang’rai beatdowns, and people getting hit by cars. It’s their thing, you can’t knock that.
I also couldn’t stop laughing at Gun and Bancha’s interaction at the hospital. I don’t think it was intended to be funny, but it was SO overly dramatic I couldn’t stop laughing.
Quick rundown of today’s episode.
You know what this is a load of BULL! I knew he was going to delete the clip recording of Nae Dao confessing that she started dating him because she wanted to ride on the coattails of his fame. Damn these freaking pra’ek and their moral high grounds. What the heck, you gotta fight fire with fire. She is the devil, you can fight the devil with morals, the devil doesn’t know morals.
I’m a moral person, but sometimes I think it’s overrated.
Seriously, just like Bancha a few episodes back who threw away Nae Dao and Tee’s sex tape, this is the wrong move. If Bancha showed Gun the sex tape, this whole thing wouldn’t have escalated this far. Sometimes doing the “right thing” can be the wrong thing. If Gun didn’t erase the clip recording, he could have destroyed her. She needs to be destroyed. She’s the devil.
Nae Dao is a type of person who will only know humility when she completely loses everything.
If Gun wants to be the stupid better person, thank god we have Tee to do the dirty work. Thank you. Thank you Tee and Gaye!
The thing that I really want to know how do Thai celebrities feel about KLKS. Clearly this is a mockamentary of Thai celebrity culture. Elements from the lakorn is taken from tabloid headliners.
We got:
1. Rome’s gay pageant scandal
2. Sia Ood and his photo album. For those who don’t know, Sia Ood is a gay sugar daddy to many young thai stars (actor New, singer Film, and many others). In “Woody’s Born to Chat” show, he showed an album with pictures of all his male “friends” just like the gay Bar owner with Gaye.
3. Upcoming up tomorrow in Ep30, Nae Dao will be fake an illness and be rush to the hospital because she doesn’t want to answer questions from the press. This remains me of Kwan’s situation and how she suddenly found herself in the hospital for a vocal cord infection on the same day that Poo filed a police report that someone was prank calling her and that it could be Kwan.
4. Fan club members being overly possessive of their Star
5. Many more.
They should a special relating back to this show– do interviews of celebrities and how they feel about this show. Do they think it is an accurate portrayal of their lives and the people they encounter? Are they insulted and feel made fun of? I would watch it. Read the rest of this entry »
