I feel like someone need to start petition to get Sing Harit a leading role.
At first I thought I was the only one saying that something about him had changed, but then I went to his profile page and saw that so many people feel the same way - that he’s one of those actors who actually benefits from getting older and that he really needs to be given a lead role.
It’s rare for that to happen. There aren’t many actors where things seem to work in reverse like this. He’s been acting for 12 years, and maybe he just didn’t have that kind of presence before and needed time to develop it. Maybe the roles he was given didn’t really suit him either. It’s a tough industry, especially when the people at the front are usually chosen for having beautiful faces.
But I don’t think it should be about being good-looking first and a good actor second. In his case, he’s a good actor first, and somehow his appearance almost feels like a result of that. His presence actually makes him look more attractive. He definitely looks good enough to captivate an audience.
I deliberately came here to say exactly that after his first scene in dare you to death! he's getting more adorable…
That’s so funny ! I thought I was the only one who felt that way. I came here to write exactly that, and then I saw that other people think the same thing. There must really be something to it. He’s one of those actors who actually benefits from getting older - for some people, it works the other way around. It’s fascinating.
He is aging in reverse, someone find out what they are feeding him! The absolute cutest villain in the Thai BL…
I don’t think he’s aging in reverse. I think aging actually suits him. He’s one of those people who become more attractive as they get older. I never really connected with his looks before, but in his new role he honestly feels like a completely different actor. It’s probably also related to the acting skills he’s developed, his presence, and the fact that he was finally given a role that matches his level more. Maybe he was also given smaller roles in the past because he wasn’t considered one of the top-tier handsome actors, and that can’t be easy in an industry that focuses so much on pretty faces. At this point, I genuinely think he deserves a prominent leading role.
I’ll admit I didn’t really like him before, but something about him has changed. It could also be that he just wasn’t given the right roles until now.
I think he’s reached the point where he deserves a leading role. He may not be the most conventionally handsome, and there are plenty of good-looking actors out there, but I think he’s developed a presence that he didn’t have before.
I find it hard to believe it’ll actually happen because they usually go for pretty faces, but he genuinely deserves it.
Teshow and Ping are really cute together, and as for the secondary couple, I'm becoming more and more certain…
I was really hoping their relationship would develop, but I think it’s better to lower my expectations. At this pace, and with so few scenes together, it might not lead to anything.
I wasn't fond of Wan haircut in the first episodes but it was no problem ...Since he got the "mac Gyver"…
I think it’s because he looks like a famous Korean actor, and if I’m not mistaken, he even has the same hairstyle. He really reminds me of him. I don’t know his name, but I think they were going for that look.
Unfortunately, I binge watched the first 3 episodes, and now it sucks that I have to wait a whole week for the next one. I thought it would be cute, but I did not expect it to be this good.
Save Worapong reminds me of a famous Korean actor, but I cannot remember his name. He is not really my type, but he definitely looks very good. I think his acting ability is amazing, and I really liked his character.
Auau Thanaphum also reminds me of a well known Thai actor, but I could not find the name. Maybe someone here knows who I’m talking about? I was sure he was already a famous actor. He acts really well. In general, everyone is an excellent actor, which is not something you can take for granted in Thai series.
The series feels like it is produced in a Korean style, more open and richer. The filming in the park is something new that I have not seen before in Thai series. The park is beautiful. I had no idea Thailand looked like that, because usually they do not film much outdoors.
The pool scene is incredible.
And Nine's cruelty is really hard to watch. Doing something like that to someone just for a job, abusing him and drowning him. I think his character is extremely cruel. I remember that in the past he played a bad character who eventually turned out to be good, but this character does not deserve any forgiveness this time.
In general, it gives a very bad impression of the bl industry, a feeling of exploitation, cruelty, and a complete lack of compassion toward young actors.I wonder whether it is really like that or whether it is only exaggerated for ratings. It seems to me that the cruelty of these companies is probably even worse in reality, but that is only my assumption.
The series started off very promisingly, with the gorgeous actor Ukisho. Sota’s character, even though it was very caricatured and childish, still managed to capture my heart because of his acting ability, and in my opinion he was the main focus of this series. Not because the lead actor wasn’t good. On the contrary, he was amazing and an excellent actor. But because Sota character was more complex and interesting.
The music was bad, and because they used the opening song at every opportunity, especially during the climax moments, I already started to understand that this was a “communist,” educational, traditional Japanese family series whose purpose was to convey a message of "accepting those who are different".
It’s very common in traditional Japanese series that even one heart-to-heart conversation changes a person’s attitude, something that isn’t realistic in any way, and that’s what happened in the episode before the last one. In the past I felt that this was cute because it’s the Japanese way, but it didn’t work this time, maybe because they talk about being different but don’t actually show the difference in practice. Meaning, they weren’t a couple, but rather explored their relationship. And I’m not necessarily talking about a kiss, but about a romantic relationship.
Episode 3 lived up to my expectations. It was really great and funny, and I loved it.
It’s always fun to take two beautiful, attractive characters and put them together. It’s a trope that always works, even though it isn’t used that often, maybe because there aren’t many actors who have the whole package: the looks, the way they speak, the aura around them, their chemistry, even the way they walk and talk.
Usually in these shows, one character is more impressive than the other. But since it’s apparently pretty rare to have two characters who both have that kind of presence and naturally draw all the attention around them, watching them meet their own mirror image is really entertaining.
Est looks so perfect. The scene where they’re on the boat shows his perfect profile against a black background, almost like he was drawn. When anime, manga, and even AI depict an Asian man, this is exactly the kind of face they create.
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At first I thought I was the only one saying that something about him had changed, but then I went to his profile page and saw that so many people feel the same way - that he’s one of those actors who actually benefits from getting older and that he really needs to be given a lead role.
It’s rare for that to happen. There aren’t many actors where things seem to work in reverse like this. He’s been acting for 12 years, and maybe he just didn’t have that kind of presence before and needed time to develop it. Maybe the roles he was given didn’t really suit him either. It’s a tough industry, especially when the people at the front are usually chosen for having beautiful faces.
But I don’t think it should be about being good-looking first and a good actor second. In his case, he’s a good actor first, and somehow his appearance almost feels like a result of that. His presence actually makes him look more attractive. He definitely looks good enough to captivate an audience.
I think he’s reached the point where he deserves a leading role. He may not be the most conventionally handsome, and there are plenty of good-looking actors out there, but I think he’s developed a presence that he didn’t have before.
I find it hard to believe it’ll actually happen because they usually go for pretty faces, but he genuinely deserves it.
Btw I just watched the pilot, and I think it was a different actress
Save Worapong reminds me of a famous Korean actor, but I cannot remember his name. He is not really my type, but he definitely looks very good. I think his acting ability is amazing, and I really liked his character.
Auau Thanaphum also reminds me of a well known Thai actor, but I could not find the name. Maybe someone here knows who I’m talking about? I was sure he was already a famous actor. He acts really well. In general, everyone is an excellent actor, which is not something you can take for granted in Thai series.
The series feels like it is produced in a Korean style, more open and richer. The filming in the park is something new that I have not seen before in Thai series. The park is beautiful. I had no idea Thailand looked like that, because usually they do not film much outdoors.
The pool scene is incredible.
And Nine's cruelty is really hard to watch. Doing something like that to someone just for a job, abusing him and drowning him. I think his character is extremely cruel. I remember that in the past he played a bad character who eventually turned out to be good, but this character does not deserve any forgiveness this time.
In general, it gives a very bad impression of the bl industry, a feeling of exploitation, cruelty, and a complete lack of compassion toward young actors.I wonder whether it is really like that or whether it is only exaggerated for ratings. It seems to me that the cruelty of these companies is probably even worse in reality, but that is only my assumption.
The series started off very promisingly, with the gorgeous actor Ukisho. Sota’s character, even though it was very caricatured and childish, still managed to capture my heart because of his acting ability, and in my opinion he was the main focus of this series. Not because the lead actor wasn’t good. On the contrary, he was amazing and an excellent actor. But because Sota character was more complex and interesting.
The music was bad, and because they used the opening song at every opportunity, especially during the climax moments, I already started to understand that this was a “communist,” educational, traditional Japanese family series whose purpose was to convey a message of "accepting those who are different".
It’s very common in traditional Japanese series that even one heart-to-heart conversation changes a person’s attitude, something that isn’t realistic in any way, and that’s what happened in the episode before the last one.
In the past I felt that this was cute because it’s the Japanese way, but it didn’t work this time, maybe because they talk about being different but don’t actually show the difference in practice. Meaning, they weren’t a couple, but rather explored their relationship. And I’m not necessarily talking about a kiss, but about a romantic relationship.
Anyway, I did enjoy watching it
It’s always fun to take two beautiful, attractive characters and put them together. It’s a trope that always works, even though it isn’t used that often, maybe because there aren’t many actors who have the whole package: the looks, the way they speak, the aura around them, their chemistry, even the way they walk and talk.
Usually in these shows, one character is more impressive than the other. But since it’s apparently pretty rare to have two characters who both have that kind of presence and naturally draw all the attention around them, watching them meet their own mirror image is really entertaining.