Yes, he did and everytime he did it I laughed so hard and Awn, she just didn't get with the program LOL. You really know your PNGRT, Kudaranai. In that cap I posted, Bor had just told them all that he wasn't letting Kaew go so he turns to walk away and Awn tries to stop him and grabs his arm, but he breaks free and showed Awn "the hand". I loved it.
.... haha. I want to watch this lakorn with my parents, so i'm going to buy the original lakorn. Good night lovelies, and i'll talk to you all next week. Oh boy, i'm going to miss Bor+Kaew so much!!!
I totally agree with you songie. No one says "Kaew" sweeter or sexier than Bor. Even those episodes when he was resentful of her, it still came off as sexy. :blush: Songie, if we ever meet Pong, I'll definately ask him to say your name, in his Bor voice of courseI want to hear the original Bor say "Kaew..."... he has such a distinctive sexy tone of voice. If i can already melt by hearing him say someone else's name, can you imagine him saying mine?? gahh..
It's been a while since I've been here, but it's so interesting to see what you guys have been up to! I just came onto here to tell you guys about Fluke's win too! So happy for him! But too bad P'Aom didn't win
but it was probably a shoe-in that Ann would win, but that's okay too cus her performance in Soot Sanaeha was amazing as well
Joy2cu, I love it when you come here to post, even if it is just to rant.
Well if you have been reading my posts, it should come as no surprise that I agree with you 100% that Pong did an amazing job in this lakorn. I thought Aom was flawless as usual but like you said, Khun Boy was really aiming for Pong to display his acting b/c he had never had a role that called for him to be so emotional. I thought Pong was always good when it came to acting with his eyes but none of his previous roles called for him to dig so deep and display such a wide range of emotions as he did with his portrayal of Bor. I am sad for him that he wasn't even acknowledged for his efforts b/c I thought he poured his heart and soul into this character. Oh well, life isn't always fair. and I'm happy that Aom and Oh were both nominated. Definately, Oh should have won, too. 
Oh looked nice with his suit at the other award ceremony. Glad to see Fluke is better after that food poison incident. Hah, I miss the cast already . Can they just do a sequel or something ? or a Chinese New Year reunion or something? TVB series and Singapore series love to do those kind of things. Everybody is busy, I guess they don't have time for it. They have to move on huh ? It's just us PNGRT fans still holding onto them ...heheheh ...
That’s really too bad
and you know who else got overlooked was the scriptwriter, whom I thought did a splendid job with this storyline, especially how he/she started the story with Bor and Kaew’s predicament and then turned Kong and Pee’s relationship into the same predicament as Bor and Kaew’s. To me, this story really had it all. Of my years of watching Thai lakorns, I have never found a story that had so much reading between the lines and looking beneath the surface since Khu Kham (I also whole heartedly loved the pra’ ek in that lakorn, too). I honestly don’t think that anyone could have portrayed Bor any better than Pong. He just breathes life into this character and made him genuine and real to the viewers. No matter if you liked or disliked Bor or were at times frustrated by him, there is no denying that Bor was a complex character whom you had to really look beneath the surface to fully understand. The way Pong interpreted and portrayed Bor was dead on for me. Pong's acting really did shine in this lakorn.
I guess the reason we haven’t been able to move on is b/c this lakorn was that powerful. Even though the people who were involved in this lakorn have moved on, I’d like to think that the cast, the director, and the scriptwriter would all be pleased to know that somewhere out there, fans like us think so greatly of their work and that we are forever touched by it.
Actually, awards don't matter to me. It's recognition. I wish they would've received more recognition for the 5-star performance and script. Aom's acting is already solid and heart-tugging~ i have to agree that p'Boy intended to put Pong in the spotlight to let him explore his strength and potential.~ Of course, Pong responded marvelously. He definitely dug his deepest to create and solidify Bor~ to give life and reason to Bor. NO ONE could have and would have done it better than our dear Pong. I definitely believe that Bor was really the strength to PNGRT; there would be no Bor without Pong. No one can deny Pong's growth in this lakorn (evidence found all over this thread and borkaew.com); i'm so proud of him. It's a tragic that he and Aom were overshadowed by the usuals (no offense intended); PNGRT was really a compelling piece of work.
Eeee~~ it makes me squeal.