Pok Piyatida Archive

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“3 Golden Men” 2011 remake


I have never seen the original from 1998. Most likely, I will never watch it because of the poor quality uploaded on youtube or maybe it’s too old and I can’t get into it.

The lakorn is “Saam Num Neua Thong (3 Golden Men)”, a modern take on love of 3 amigos with different personalities who happen to be best friends.

First we have Teetat, originally portrayed by Thanakorn Posayanon, he is a playboy who owns a construction company. He loves life, partying, and his freedom. He lives with his girlfriend and they have an open relationship. Eventually he will fall for the cheerful Lamphao, a veterinarian and the cousin to one of his best friend Kritchai. In the 2011 remake, newcomer Ken Phupoom will be playing Teetat and “Toey” Jarinporn Junkiat is Lamphao. They are the lakorn’s bickering pair. Teetat once insulted Lamphao, saying he will never eye her as a love interest, which really ticked her off and they have been arguing ever since.

Secondly we have Watchara, the honest police officer. Watchara has been in relationship for years, but has doubts. His girlfriend wants to get marry, but he has been stalling it. He eventually finds true love with the unselfish Fai, originally played by Kem Rujira. ‘Pip’ Ravit Terdwong was the original Watchara. In the new version, Boy Pakorn is, and his nang’ek Fai will be played by newcomer Marie. Sorry, I couldn’t find out her last name.

Lastly we have Kritchai and Arunsri, they work for the same company. Kritchai is a good guy, unlike his friend Teetat, he is not a playboy or lively. He is sincere with his feelings and secretly has a crush on Arunsri, but she has a boyfriend and is very faithful to him. Her boyfriend however is absolutely horrible, he has a gambling addiction and has always been unfaithful to her. When he dies, she begins to look at Kritchai in a different way, a man who is always on her side, ready to help her in every way possible. The new Kritchai and Arunsri is Kimberley Anne Woltemas and Mark Prin, the originals were Pok Piyatida and Jakkrit Amarat.

Their relationships:
Kritchai, Watchara, and Teetat are good friends.
Lampao is Kritchai’s cousin.
Kritchai works with Arunsri.
Fai is Arunsri’s best friend.

Fitting interview:

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Winners of the Nine Entertainment Awards 2010

The results were blah, blah. Personally, I didn’t even care.

Family of the Year-“Gik” Kiati Kitcharoen
Upholding Buddhist principles award-Adon Doonyarat
Actor of the Year-Pongpat Wachirabunjong
Actress of the Year- Nat Myria for the musical “Mae Nak”
Lakorn of the Year- Prajun See Roong “Rainbow Moon”(Ch3)
Film of the Year-The Best in Times (GTH)
Male Singer of the Year- Calories Blah Blah (for his album Sugar Added)
Song of the Year-“Kwaam Kit (Thought)” sang by Stamp Apiwa
Female singer of the Year-Da Endorphine (for her album Saen Saep)
Host of the Year-”Mam” Suriwipa Kultangwattana
Popular person of the Year-”Bie” Sukrit Wisetkaew


Chompoo and Pancake. My best dress pick would have to go to Chompoo. It’s simple, it’s sexy, she looks like a celebrity unlike other people.

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Pictures from the 7th annual Kom Chad Luek awards

Pictures from the 7th annual Kom Chad Luek newspaper awards, you can see the complete winners list here or at Dirtii. The above picture from Bie Sukrit’s fanclub is of the winner circle: Bie was voted most popular actor, Pae Arak is up there because his lakorn with Aum “Jaew, Jai Rai Gub Khun Chai Taewada” was voted most popular lakorn, “Aum” Patcharapa Chaichuea was voted most popular actress. I don’t know how this happened, “Tui” Kiatkamol Latha was voted the Nation’s Popular Actor again for the 3rd year straight. If you can see him, “Ruj” Suparuj Taychathanon is standing behind Kob Suvanant, he was voted the most popular singer.

Chai and his girlfriend Vicky.

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Mia Luang still bad for Thai youth

This could just be nothing. But it is up for discussion.

Sathit Pitutecha (member of the Democratic party, the current ruling party of Thailand) is attempting to censor lakorns. He received demands from parents and many Thais claiming lakorns such as “Mia Luang (Head Wife)” and “Borisud Bumbat Kaen (The Revenge Therapy Company)” which just ended two weeks ago are bad for Thai children and Thai youths. The behaviors displayed in these lakorns are not “mor som” for the youth of Thailand, meaning it’s not appropriate for kids. Sathit Pitutecha and others fear Thai children and youths will mimic these types of ill behaviors and thus he wants to change the ratings methods for Thai TV. He wants to move the prime time lakorn time slot from 20:30 to 22:00 (8:30pm to 10pm). At 20:30, children are still awake and watching adult themed lakorns with their parents, he argued.

He is sending his concern to Teera Slukpetch, Thailand’s Minister of Culture, and to Sathit Wongnongtoei, the Prime Minister’s Office Minister for discussion.

I call this the unneeded “Save the Children” hysteria. Even at a young age, I knew right from wrong, I didn’t mimic what I saw on TV. They should give children more credit.

For those who are not watching “Mia Luang” or know nothing about it, it’s a lakorn starring Pok Piyatida, Aum Patcharapra, and Tui Theerapart about a married man who can’t keep his pants on. He loves his wife played by the talented Pok; however, he cheats on her and finds nothing wrong with his adulterous ways. He is currently sleeping with his children’s nanny and also seeing Aum Patcharapra’s character. His wife is an emotional wreck and doesn’t know how to mend their marital problems.

“Mia Luang” is a very popular lakorn, it airs every Monday and Tuesday on Ch7.

Sathit Pitutecha, Teera Slukpetch, and Sathit Wongnongtoei

Source: National Channel