Actress Tae Nattaporn Addresses Nakee 3 CGI Controversy
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Actress Tae Nattaporn opened up about the CGI controversy in 'Nakee 3,' insisting she holds no grudge and pointing to a system that failed to protect all parties' rights. She admitted feelings remain raw and will take time to settle, viewing the ordeal as an important life lesson to work and live more carefully, drawing clear lines between commitment and personal limits.
After issuing a statement defending her rights and dignity against the release of the film 'Kruta Nakee Nakee 3' — which included a CGI-edited scene showing her character topless — Tae spoke to reporters at the 'AumAum' market opening at Central Ladprao. She confirmed she never approved the final version of that scene but refused to assign blame, framing the problem as a workflow oversight. Although the matter has been resolved, she said emotions need time to heal for everyone involved, not just herself. She prefers to look forward, especially since the film is currently in theaters, and wants audiences to focus on the movie's merits and the two years of effort by the crew, including director Off Pongpat.
Regarding future collaborations with Off Pongpat and Daeng Thanya in the Nakee franchise, she said that remains a future matter and stressed she bears no ill will toward either. She thanked all parties for cooperating to fix the issue.
Asked if she wanted to clarify anything further, Tae replied that her statement already said everything clearly and answered all questions from the public, the production team, and anyone involved. She felt rehashing the issue would not benefit anyone.
On whether she feels better now, she said the problem has been fully resolved, but feelings take time for all sides. She wants to move forward and thanked everyone who helped resolve the situation during a very tight window.
Regarding the production team's statement that they agreed to cut the scene to take responsibility for the actor but did not admit liability, Tae maintained she never authorized the scene. She explained that while she knew during filming that her character would be topless in the mythical forest setting, and she was well-protected on set, she never saw or approved the final CGI output. Had she seen it beforehand, she would not have consented to its release.
Asked if the legal letter and public comments were a last-resort communication breakdown, Tae said she didn't want to escalate matters but had to protect herself within a very short timeframe, which necessitated the formal statement to ensure everyone understood the image they saw was not her approved final version.
