My favorite episode thus far! By way of quick summary for episode 5, Plerng took off his godawful jump suit and wore a black suit without a tie, which accentuated his light skin and flawless face. He looked exceptionally handsome. This episode also marked the end of Numfon and Nat’s engagement and more cute scenes between our two main characters.
Tagged: Mario Maurer
Episode 4 produces more one on one scenes with Plerng and Numfon. Last episode the company is aware of a thief who is stealing diamonds and putting fake ones in it’s place. After assigning each jewelry maker a task, Plerng notices Somchai acting suspicious and hiding something in his sock so he decided to investigate. When he brought this to Uncle Root’s attention, they decided to look at some of the jewelry that was made by Somchai and sure enough, Somchai has used fake diamonds. Because Uncle Root feels that Plerng only has three months to complete his task, he didn’t want to waste Plerng’s time and decided to keep investigating the problem on his own. He is determined to find out who is…
Tagged: Mario Maurer
Friday could not come soon enough. The highly anticipated episode 3 of Plerng Tornanong is here and let the family drama ensue! Plerng and his mom arrived at the Chatiyotin’s household and his mom began to ponder why his father would ever leave this house in the first place. I would second her on that because the mansion is beautiful; tasteful wooden staircase and high ceiling decorates the open floor plan. But Plerng assures his mom that his father gave everything up because he loved her. But Boot has plans to make Plerng’s life miserable so she relegated them to stay at a small cabin in the garden. She claims that since they don’t have Kon Ying’s permission, they have no right to stay…
Tagged: Mario Maurer
The premise of the story revolves around Nam (Pimchanok), a 14 year old girl who falls in love with her senior, Shone (Mario) and tries to do everything in her power to get his attention, whether it is looking prettier, smarter or more accomplished. It is based on a true story- everyone’s true story according to the director, albeit with an ideal twist. How many true stories about an ugly duckling trying to attract the high school heartthrob derives a happily ever after? Only in the ugly duckling’s dreams and that is why I adore this movie so much. It gives the viewers hope and a poignant lesson. And besides, who wants to watch a depressing story about the mundane of life anyway? Viewers…
It is quite easy. 1. Listen to the title song, repeatedly. Or watch the preview on the many channels competing for your audience, I follow (KissKeepInTouch): I am addicted to this song by the way..
Tagged: Mario Maurer, Taew Nataporn
The next episode in this lakorn brings on more drama! We discover why Plerng (or Peung) made a decision to move to Bangkok when originally he was against it. Several occurrences lead to this single decision.
Tagged: Mario Maurer, Plerng Toranong, Taew Nataporn
Some things are meant to be. After watching “A Crazy Little Thing Called Love,” I am hooked on Mario. Coincidentally, it just so happens that his first lakorn is currently airing on Ch.3 today, from 8:30pm-10:30pm. What blind luck, because I happen to walk back to my apartment after my massage and caught the first episode. I recall DL’s post about Mario being confident about his first drama and thought, why shouldn’t he? The guy is a natural! I can’t even stop staring at his cute face.
Tagged: Mario Maurer, Plerng Toranong, Taew Nataporn
I know, I know, it’s Friday and where’s my “Dum Kum” review? Let’s just say that I got distracted. That seems to be the keyword these days. How is it that it’s taking me more than a month to watch this lakorn? That’s unacceptable.. it’s not that it’s not good, because it is, a million of other things just get in the way. So instead, this week I finished “The Help” by Katherine Stockett, which I wholeheartedly recommend reading. I also watched “A Crazy Little Thing Called Love” starring Mario and Fern, this movie will pull at your heartstrings, and I watched it twice. “Tard Ruk” gained some of my time as well, it’s nearing the climax and the truth is finally coming out!…
Mae Manee.. Mae Manee ja.. the familiar voice whispered her name in the dead of night, almost as if her dream conjured up the voice. Manee Jan (Ann Siriam) is a modern woman of 1994 who has not realized that fate, in the form of a mirror will take her to her soulmate who lives some hundred years ago. Khun Luang Thep (Tua Saranyu), a well mannered, traditional man in every sense of the word never realized that a mere woman from the future will aid him in his patriotic endeavor and be his life partner. Both knew not of one another, but goes through life in their prospective times as if waiting for someone. An antique mirror acts as the connecting door from…
Tagged: Ann Siriam, Taweepob (1994), Tua Saranyu
I really meant to post this on Monday, so the title would be appropriate, however, I was caught up with watching two lakorns at the same time. Dum Kum- Pong and Tangmoe Taweepob 1994- Saranyu and Ann Siriam How does one go from Dum Kum to Taweepob, you may ask? I’ve been having the Pong Nawat fever and that usually means I would scurry his lakorn collection and try to watch everything. He won me over with Kah Kong Kon. However, I was catching up with Lyn’s Lakorn Blog or iheartlakorns and she mentioned that Pancake and Om are featured in the remake of Taweepob. I was intriqued. From my memory, Taweepob is an amazing production, I loved both Saranyu and Ann Siriam and…
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