Film Thanaphat Takes First Outside Project, Eyes Hyrox Competition

This marks the first time young actor Film Thanaphat Kavilai has taken on a project outside his home studio. He recently appeared in the True Visions series "Ruk" and spoke enthusiastically at the press conference for the series launch at Major Cineplex Sukhumvit about working with the True Visions team and collaborating with fellow cast members Kaew and Chuda.

"I've never done a drama outside Channel One before," Film said. "This is my first outside project, and I'm happy working with True Visions and my co-stars. Everyone is new to me—I've never worked with them before. I appreciate seeing new chemistry and perspectives I haven't encountered before. It's a great experience, and everyone is so kind."

When asked about his father's thoughts on the outside work, Film replied: "My dad approved and is happy about it. My manager is also supportive of me seeking new experiences. The more experience I gain, the more I can apply to my own work. I see this as important for my growth."

Asked about differences between working outside versus inside his home studio, Film explained: "Each studio has its own distinct mood and tone. Working here, I've discovered how other people in the industry think and work differently from my home studio."

When asked what Chuda's set is like, Film laughed: "Chuda's set is filled with laughter. I'm serious—I could swear on it. It's not just Chuda but the entire team. The production staff and other actors—we feel like we're playing with friends. There's constant laughter and smiles. The vibe here is very positive."

On whether the atmosphere feels as warm as home, Film said: "It's a different kind of warmth. This production has a distinct character—there's constant laughter here."

Asked if he had any concerns on set, Film admitted: "My only worry was about Chuda scolding me. Some of my friends working outside their home studios have had bad experiences with some directors, so I was nervous. Being an outsider, I was worried they wouldn't be kind to me. This is my first outside experience, so I was anxious."

Regarding whether he ended up buttering up Chuda, Film smiled and said: "No, I worked seriously."

When asked if he'd worked with other actors before, Film replied: "No, never. I've only worked with one other actress previously—everyone else is new."

On whether three of his co-stars becoming brides means he's hit the jackpot, Film joked: "Yes, they've reached that age."

Asked if he has too, Film answered: "I've reached the age, but I still don't have anyone."

On his attachment to skincare, Film confirmed: "I'm still attached—addicted to cats every day."

When asked if the cat is his own, Film said: "Yes. I feel like I'm not taking life so seriously anymore. It's at a point where I can just let things pass. Whether it happens or not, I'm fine either way. I feel my perspective changes every year as I grow older. Now I'm at a point where I'm happy living at home, playing with my cat, working out, spending time with my mom, and working like this."

Asked if this is a year of change for him, Film said: "You could call it a year of transformation. Everything in my life has changed significantly. Every aspect has changed."

When asked what changed for the better, Film's response was cut off.