Ann Thongprasom Shy About First BL Series, Shares Flood Experience

After the blessing ceremony, Ann Thongprasom spoke about her first boys‑love project, calling it a new experience that taught her how the younger generation approaches acting. She said watching the finished footage made her blush, but she stressed that her approach is not bound by any BL formula because love is universal; she only asks the actors to convey genuine feelings the audience can sense.

She thanked Channel 3 for giving her the chance to try something new and said the project also brings fresh exposure to her own company. Thongprasom added that she has learned a great deal from the newcomers’ energy and style, noting that modern performances tend to be minimalist and rely on the audience’s own interpretation of emotions rather than overt action.

Asked if she feels excited watching the series herself, she confessed she does get a little shy, noting the series has its own flavor that might surprise her at first, yet she finds it relaxed and easy to tune into. She emphasized that as a producer she trusts her own instincts and the actors’ senses rather than over‑designing every detail.

Regarding the bathroom scene, she described it as sincere and beautiful, saying it was crafted with care to portray a lovely love story that fits the narrative and will appear throughout the series as the characters move through different settings. On expectations and pressure, Thongprasom said she does not feel pressured; she recalled feeling more pressure during her teenage years and now feels more relaxed. She believes that whether the audience embraces the series or not, she will simply learn and adjust, because working under pressure helps nothing. Finally, on the chemistry of the lead pair Thapi Kawin and Friend Peerakrit, she said she likes their openness, describing Thapi’s baby‑like demeanor and natural acting as a refreshing change.