‘Thame-Po Heart That Skips A Beat’ director Mui Aticha just gave us a recap of how shooting has been going with the cast, consisting of Est Supha and the five members of boy group LYKN, namely William Jakrapatr, Lego Rapeepong, Hong Pichetpong, Nut Thanat, and Tui Chayatorn. Let’s go through what the director shared in her thread!
Recap #thameposeries until now ถ่ายได้เกินครึ่ง เหลือสัก 35% แต่กองจะพักชั่วคราวเพื่อให้น้องไปซ้อมคอนเสิร์ตค่า 🎉 เรื่องนี้ ตลค.มีตอนเฉพาะเขาะจงที่เป็นเรื่องราวของตัวเอง ทำให้นสด.มีเดย์ที่เป็นของตัวเองปะปนกันอยู่ในคิวถ่ายที่ผ่านมา มาเริ่มกันเลย
— Muilanie (@muilanie) August 29, 2024
Starting off the thread was an update that only 35% of scenes were left to shoot, but production is temporarily on pause to let the cast prepare for their concert, referring to the upcoming ‘LYKN UNLEASHED CONCERT’ this September 21. Mui then went on to talk about the main cast and how they’ve been doing on the set starting with Hong.
According to Mui, Hong, who plays Dylan, said he expected work on the series to be more tiring than it actually was. She went on to praise his attentiveness on set and the way he gets into character, particularly with his comedic timing.
Next up was Lego, who plays Nano. Lego’s main challenge on the set seemed to be holding in his laughter, even falling to the ground from laughter at times. Mui also noted that Lego likes to improvise during his scenes.
Tui, who plays Pepper, was mentioned next in the thread. The dedicated day for Pepper’s scenes is only half done as per the director, but she noted that it was quite challenging for Tui. Tui seems to have put in the work to face the challenges, though, with Mui claiming he read the script countless times to prepare.
Up next was Nut, who Mui noted to have started his filming day on the first day of shooting. Mui added that she wasn’t worried about Nut at all when it comes to this series, even adding that someone told her that they think Jun, Nut’s character, is the real Nut.
Next was William, who plays one of the titular characters, Thame. Mui thinks Thame brought William far from where he was before the series started production, claiming that William as Thame will show us things we’ve never seen from him before.
