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| − | *This is [[James Ma]]'s second | + | *This is [[James Ma]]'s second lakorn. |
| − | + | *This is Matt's first period lakorn and Saimai's first lakorn. | |
| − | *This is Matt's first | ||
*Pin says the reason why [[James Ma]] was chosen because the role required an actor who is talented, dedicated, hard-working, and good in action scenes. James gladly accepted it since he saw the lakorn as another challenge. | *Pin says the reason why [[James Ma]] was chosen because the role required an actor who is talented, dedicated, hard-working, and good in action scenes. James gladly accepted it since he saw the lakorn as another challenge. | ||
*This lakorn took seven months before actually starting to film. | *This lakorn took seven months before actually starting to film. | ||
Revision as of 02:10, 25 May 2015
Contents
Details
- Title: Ka Badin (ข้าบดินทร์)
- Also known as: I'm Badin
- Duration:
- Genre: Drama
- Popularity:
- Air time: Friday-Saturday-Sunday @ 8:15 PM - 10:45 PM
- Broadcast network: Channel 3
- Broadcast period: May 30, 2015 -- TBA
- Theme song: "Moht Hua Jai" Ben Chalatit
Production Credits
- Producer: Pin Nathanan
- Director: Noom Atthaporn Teemakorn
- Screenwriter: Wan Kanawath
- Company Name: TV Scene
Cast
- James Ma as Haym
- Peeranee Kongthai (Matt) as Lamduan
- Saimai Maneerat as Bua
- Boy Chokchai Boonworametee as Meunwichitchonhan
- Ton Jakkrit Ammarat as Phor Phan Rirak (Rerk)
- Mam Jintara Sukapat as Khun Ying Chom
- Dilok Thong wattana as Khun Gohson
- Sawitree Samipak as Khun Pin
- M Apinun Prasertwattanakul as Pinrapbot Luangsonat
- Kik Danai Jarujinda as Sai-Ming Sot Noi
- Suchao Pongwilai as
- Garin Sadtayu as
- Wiwat Pasomsap as
- Ken Streutker as
- Patdee Bintong as
- Santisuk Promsiri (Noom) as
- Morragot Hataiseewong as
- Sorapong Chatree as
- Chumphon Theppitak as
- Prasat Torngorram as
- Noom Atthaporn Teemakorn as
- Ratwat Ngern as
- Krailad Kriangkrai as
- Chai Suntonsiri as
- Pong Sanarot Winsiri as
- Padol Suwannabang as
- Sang Lerwitsangsit as
- Pim Kagunchonnayuraya as
- Witawat Singlampong as
- Krongkwan Mongkon as
- Ponsuang Ruaycheun as
- Atnai Taytawong as
Synopsis/Review
James Ma will be playing the role Haym in Ka Badin, which takes place in the era of King Nang Klao, the third reign (after King Rama II). The story sets around the period when England (known as Wilat at the time) enters into a commercial partnership role with Thailand, and this historical fact plays as a backbone to the plot of this drama. Because Haym is a good looking, well-mannered and bright boy, he is known as “Phor Haym Roop Thong” meaning “Phor Haym the Golden” (back then boys/men are referred to as ‘phor’). He has a knack for English and sneaks around to further his skills with an English teacher, however once his father finds out – he who doesn’t trust foreigners – decides to send his son to study at the monastery. There, Haym picks up sword wielding skills. Unfortunately, accused of killing an Englishman, he is relegated to being an elephant keeper. He then masters the science of ailing elephants and becomes quite the vet and elephant keeper. Therein he meets Lamduan (Matt Peeranee) who is the leading actress of a dance play in Amphawa. He had already met her when they were younger, and this propels them to fall in love. However due to their status differences, as well as interference from another man who wants Lamduan for himself, Haym pursues the military forces so that he can improve his status. With his brilliance and capability, Haym climbs the military rung (so to speak) and also becomes the national pride and bravery of Badin. CREDIT TO: Lovefia
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Trivia or Interesting Info about this Lakorn
- This is James Ma's second lakorn.
- This is Matt's first period lakorn and Saimai's first lakorn.
- Pin says the reason why James Ma was chosen because the role required an actor who is talented, dedicated, hard-working, and good in action scenes. James gladly accepted it since he saw the lakorn as another challenge.
- This lakorn took seven months before actually starting to film.
- James had to train hard to fight Boran style, it took many months which is why it took a while before they started filming.
- Although this lakorn finished filming in November 2014, it finally aired in May 2015.
- Ka Badin has been shot in 17 provinces and over 50 locations in Thailand. The cast and crew had to handle the weather which was around 40 Degrees Celsius.
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