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*'''Director:''' Add info here | *'''Director:''' Add info here | ||
*'''Screenwriter:''' Add info here | *'''Screenwriter:''' Add info here | ||
| − | *'''Company Name:''' Dara | + | *'''Company Name:''' Dara Video and Dida Video |
== Cast == | == Cast == | ||
| + | Credits to Nang Sib Song Wiki and Thai2English Translation | ||
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| + | (1988) | ||
| + | *[[Watra Sangsuwan]] as King Rothasit | ||
| + | *[[Suriphon Kiatnat]] as Pao | ||
| + | *[[Thatsani Sidatmut]] as Bua | ||
| + | *[[Ketrin Phunlap]] as Paan | ||
| + | *[[Prangphen Sutthiphong]] as Eee | ||
| + | *[[Saowani Iamlao]] as Bong | ||
| + | *[[Saisuni Wongsawi]] as Klong | ||
| + | *[[Darika Rattanawong]] as Klai | ||
| + | *[[Duangruedi Phayakkha]] as Yai | ||
| + | *[[Suganya Chaemcheun]] as Pai | ||
| + | *[[Santhi]] as Sat | ||
| + | *[[Chatmani Netsiri]] as Pee | ||
| + | *[[Namoi Graiaap]] as Plot | ||
*[[Suksit Taweegoon]] as Rodthasaen | *[[Suksit Taweegoon]] as Rodthasaen | ||
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Sinee Hongmanop]] as Maree |
*[[Ampha Pusit]] as Santhamala | *[[Ampha Pusit]] as Santhamala | ||
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| + | (2000) | ||
| + | *[[Khanathon Fakthongphon]] as King Rothasit | ||
| + | *[[Oil Sirima]] as Pao | ||
| + | *[[Mayura Kiratiolan]] as Bua | ||
| + | *[[Wanniya Kitchaisakunrit]] as Paan | ||
| + | *[[Kusuma Phosi]] as Eee | ||
| + | *[[Thasawan Rattanathada]] as Bong | ||
| + | *[[Nutsira Wongkaen]] as Klong | ||
| + | *[[Warinthon Phadungwithi]] as Klai | ||
| + | *[[Ning Panita Pattanahirun]] as Yai | ||
| + | *[[Pharinthip Phithakphunsin]] as Pai | ||
| + | *[[Chonticha Tongdaeng]] as Sat | ||
| + | *[[Anoma Yaemsi]] as Pee | ||
| + | *[[Kwanjira Buakong]] as Plot | ||
| + | *[[Boy Sapol Chonwi]] as Rodthasaen | ||
| + | *[[Bee Matika Atthakornsiripo]] as Maree | ||
| + | *[[Moragot Maneechai]] as Santhamala | ||
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*[[Actor/Actress Real Name]] as Character Name | *[[Actor/Actress Real Name]] as Character Name | ||
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== Trivia or Interesting Info about this Lakorn == | == Trivia or Interesting Info about this Lakorn == | ||
| − | In the opening song, Chathree Pinyo is shown as Rodthasaen but due to some incident, he was replaced by Suksit Taweegoon. | + | In the opening song in the 1988 version, Chathree Pinyo is shown as Rodthasaen but due to some incident, he was replaced by Suksit Taweegoon. |
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== Links related to this lakorn == | == Links related to this lakorn == | ||
Latest revision as of 15:05, 16 April 2015
Contents
Details
- Title: Nang Sibsong/นางสิบสอง
- Also known as: 12 Ladies
- Duration: 12 Espisoes
- Genre: Action, Adventure, Fantasy, Romance
- Popularity: top rated/low rated/failure
- Air time: Saturday and Sun at 8 AM
- Broadcast network: Channel 7
- Broadcast period: Add date info on this line (example - 2006 Jan 18 - Mar 15)
- Theme song: "theme song" Artist Name
Production Credits
- Producer: Add info here
- Director: Add info here
- Screenwriter: Add info here
- Company Name: Dara Video and Dida Video
Cast
Credits to Nang Sib Song Wiki and Thai2English Translation
(1988)
- Watra Sangsuwan as King Rothasit
- Suriphon Kiatnat as Pao
- Thatsani Sidatmut as Bua
- Ketrin Phunlap as Paan
- Prangphen Sutthiphong as Eee
- Saowani Iamlao as Bong
- Saisuni Wongsawi as Klong
- Darika Rattanawong as Klai
- Duangruedi Phayakkha as Yai
- Suganya Chaemcheun as Pai
- Santhi as Sat
- Chatmani Netsiri as Pee
- Namoi Graiaap as Plot
- Suksit Taweegoon as Rodthasaen
- Sinee Hongmanop as Maree
- Ampha Pusit as Santhamala
(2000)
- Khanathon Fakthongphon as King Rothasit
- Oil Sirima as Pao
- Mayura Kiratiolan as Bua
- Wanniya Kitchaisakunrit as Paan
- Kusuma Phosi as Eee
- Thasawan Rattanathada as Bong
- Nutsira Wongkaen as Klong
- Warinthon Phadungwithi as Klai
- Ning Panita Pattanahirun as Yai
- Pharinthip Phithakphunsin as Pai
- Chonticha Tongdaeng as Sat
- Anoma Yaemsi as Pee
- Kwanjira Buakong as Plot
- Boy Sapol Chonwi as Rodthasaen
- Bee Matika Atthakornsiripo as Maree
- Moragot Maneechai as Santhamala
- Actor/Actress Real Name as Character Name
Synopsis/Review
Spoilers Warning! A wealthy man and his wife have everything they desire except children so they try every method, from drinking medicine to praying to gods and deities. They finally succeed but they are all daughters. After trying again and again until they have 12 daughters and no sons, the wife decides to stop. But suddenly they lose all their money and unable to feed all the children, the father takes all 12 into the forest and leave them there. An ogre queen comes upon them and instead of eating them she decides to take them in as her children. But, years later, the 12 discover that they are living in an ogre kingdom and escape. The ogre queen is filled with rage and sorrow; she feels betrayed because even though she loved and indulged them they still feared her when they found out and ran away. The 12 find their way to a human kingdom where the king is ill and they volunteer to cure him. He falls in love with them and they all become his wives. However, their happiness didn't last long and soon after they discovered they were pregnant, their ogre mother found them with the intent of revenge. Using her magic to enchant the king, she became his wife and one day faked sickness. She convinced the king that the cure required the eyes of the 12. All of the 12's eyes were taken except the youngest who was left with one eye. They were exiled to a cave and were so starved that when they each gave birth to stillborn children, they ate the flesh in desperation. But the youngest refused to eat the flesh and when her son was born alive, she tricked her sisters that her child was stillborn too and gave them the flesh of the other children that she'd saved. Years later, the king discovers that he has a son and happily takes him in. The ogre queen is also touched by the kindness Rodthasaen shows her when they met before and comes to love him. They live peacefully together until the ogre queen discovers that Rodthasaen will cause the death of Maree, the daughter of a relative that she'd adopted and loved very much. Pretending sickness again, she send Rodthasaen to her kingdom with a letter instructing Maree to kill him when he reaches there. But a forest ascetic he mets along the way secretly changes the letter to instruct Maree to marry him instead. Maree falls in love with him and her possessiveness towards those she loves makes Rodthasaen feel smothered. He also discovers the eyeballs of his aunts and mother that have been magically preserved. He steals them and escapes after making Maree drunk. She wakes up and pursues him but he uses magic to create a sea of lava and prevent her from following him, but promises to come back to her. She begs him not to leave or else she'll die. He succeeds in restoring the 12's eyes and when the ogre queen realizes that Maree must dead if he has returned, her heart breaks and her body turns to ashes. Rodthasaen returns to Maree, he discovers that she has already died; before she died, she prayed that just as she followed him, in the next life it would be his turn to follow her and meet with dangers and obstacles. Consumed with grief, Rodthasaen dies with her in his arms.
Trivia or Interesting Info about this Lakorn
In the opening song in the 1988 version, Chathree Pinyo is shown as Rodthasaen but due to some incident, he was replaced by Suksit Taweegoon.
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