Aof Pongsak and Tor collecting their award.
The elderly “Jik” Naowarat Yooktanan and Chompoo Araya are the two most talked about actresses at the event for dressing too sexy. Though you can’t see it in this picture, Chompoo Araya is being criticize for showing off too much of her cleavage. As for Jik, woman, what are you wearing? Ee!!!
Pancake and Weir. Yes, Weir is wearing a tabloid newspaper vest, oh he is just asking for it.
[winners from last year]
I really don’t understand the purpose of the “Star Entertainment Awards 2008″, we’re half way through 2009 and we’re still celebrating the films and lakorns of 2008? Well at least we’ll see stars in pretty suits and dresses, if they show up.
Anywho here are the nominees for the Star Entertainment Awards 2008…
Cee-Aou-Amy
Thirty-two year old Aou Panu Suwano of Ch7 was ordained yesterday at the Pattanaram temple in his hometown province of Surat Thani; he was given the monk nickname of “Aphinantoh”, meaning a person who will make others feel at ease. Aou, who has been stalling this event for a long time because of work, has decided to be ordained for 1 month. His parents are overjoyed by his decision.
In Thai/Cambodian/Lao buddhist culture, a man must enter the monkhood temporarily to give honor to their families and parents. It’s a form of religious respect to the people who raised them and a rite of passage for most men in this region.
Cee Siwat, Amy Klimpatoom, Yui Jiranan, Thun Tanakorn, and other stars came out to support Aou.
Aou’s lakorn with Aum Patcharapra, “Jaew Jai Rai Gub Khun Chai Taewada”, is currently airing on Ch7. In the lakorn, he plays Pae Arak’s conniving stepbrother.
Cee Siwat, Yui Jiranan, and Thun Tanakorn
Anne Thongprasom’s show “English On Tour” took home the Best Educational Program award, she went up on stage along with the host or maybe her co-producer to accept the award.
More pictures from the event:
Her dress is like an air balloon.
Other stars at the event:
Vill and Son presenting an award together.
Aditya Assarat’s movie“Wonderful Town” took home 5 trophies at the Supanahong Awards (Thai Oscars) a few hours ago held at the Thailand Culture Centre, a big win for the Indie flick. Other than vaguely reading about it at Wise Kwai’s Thai movie Blog, I have never seen the film. I might have to hunt it down. From what I gathered from reading Nathan Lee’s NY Times review and random sites about the film, it’s a depressing love story about a female housekeeper Na (Anchalee Saisoontorn ) and a handsome young architect Ton (Supphasit Kansen) set in the tsunami ravaged town of Takua Pa, Thailand.
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WINNERS:
Best Picture
Wonderful TownBest Director
Aditya Assarat (Wonderful Town)Best Actor
Ananda Everingham (Happy Birthday)Best Actress
“Goi” Ratchawin Wongviriya (Rak/Sam/Sao)
Best Supporting Actor
Sorapong Chatree (Ong-Bak 2)Best Supporting Actress
Focus Jeerakul (Hormones or Pidterm Yai Huajai Wawun)
Best Screenplay
Aditaya Assarat (“Wonderful Town”)Best Cinematography
Mom Rachawong Amponon Yukol for “Wonderful Town”Best Editing
“4Bia”Best Sound
“Queens of Langkasuka”Best Song
Kongdej Chaturunrutsamee for the song “Jab Mue Chan (Hold my Hand)” from the movie “Handle Me With Care”, sung by 4 Tao Ther
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Best Score
Kaiwan Kulavadhanothai for “The 8th Day”Best Art Direction
Garanyapat Kamsin for “Wonderful Town”Best Costume Design
Pitnoo Wariruk, Nampueng Mojongoon,and Chatchai Chaiyon for “Queens of Langkasuka”Best Make-up
Mayuree Salawayson for “The 8th Day (Bpaet Wan Blak Kon (8 days, Strange people))”Best Visual Effects
Queens of LangkasukaLifetime Achievement Award
Dome Sukwong
Top actors and actresses for the night: Sorapong Chatree, Dome Sukwong, Focus Jeerakul, Goi, and Ananda
Aof Pongsak singing with Calories Blah Blah, Bua Chompoo, and Rose.
Watch it at YOUTUBE.
Stefan Sunti and his gf Namfon Kullanant; Aum Atichart.
