"Anne" fell off the horse while practicing for Chaleuy Suk
Khaosod: June 17, 2009

"I'm worried about horseback riding because I just fell off a horse (laughs)" said Anne Thongprasom who told us after we asked her about some of the things she's worried about for the lakorn Chaleuy Suk.

"I fell off while practicing riding on a horse name Wonderful, he's a male and he's very big. The first time I fell, I felt numb all over so my instructor told me not to get up, so I didn't. A while later, I was able to get up, but as it turns out, the muscles in my leg was inflamed for 2 weeks.

"Right now I'm a bit afraid but I have to keep fighting. For me, I want to win too, I want to control him. I have to know how to ride more smoothly because the role of Khun Ying Alisa in this lakorn is very experienced in horseback riding. I have to watch a movie called Australia because the nang'ek is very good riding horses, so I'll have some inspiration and it does really help. Although, when I have to gallop roughly, I need to use a stand-in because in the lakorn, I have to gallop and fight with a tiger, which I can't do. I still have a lot of practicing to do but someone told me that after you fell off a horse, you'll get better, so I hope it'll be like that (laughs). If getting hurt gives me something back in return, then I'm willing to do it."

You said that you had muscle inflammation, how is it now?
"For the first two days, I went to see a traditional doctor for them to massage my muscles and nerves, but it was very inflamed that they can't massage so I massage with a bag of heated medicinal herbs instead. I couldn't run and had to walk slowly because the inflammation was on the inside part of my leg. I couldn't even spread my legs that much because it hurts a lot, so I tried to heal myself for 2 weeks before it gotten better. I don't think there's any long term effects just a few bruises and scratches around the area I fell on."

Anne is happy the viewers liked Sapai Glai Peun Tiang
Khaosod: May 21, 2009

When we asked about the feedback of Sapai Glai Peun Tiang on Channel 3, the nang'ek, Anne Thongprasom, smiled widely and said...

"It's very good, I didn't think it would be this good. Many people would call me Lieutenant Prik and they liked me acting in a bold/daring role, so I'm happy. Many people also asked me why I was able to act in a comedy and whether the things that we acted was really hurtful or not. The fans for this lakorn are mostly younger people."

Did you passed the test for comedy roles?
"I'm very relief that I was able to act in this lakorn, at least I got to act in something lighter and people accepted it. Although they've asked why Lieutenant Prik doesn't change her pants or was it because she's really that poor? And they said that I don't dress up as much in this lakorn. I told them that the director doesn't allowed my hair be put in braids/pony tail, he doesn't allow me putting on lipsticks, eyeliner, mascara, and I was the only one who's forbidden from all of these. Everyone could be as pretty as they want, when Janesuda secretly put on the eyeliners, the director didn't say anything, but when I did it, he scold at me. It's not fair (laughs)."

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Anne-Chakrit is the new Koo-Kwan
Thairath: May 20, 2009

Even though they just worked together for the first time, but the chemistry between Anne Thongprasom and Chakrit Yamnam in Sapai Glai Peun Tiang is liked by many lakorn fans and they might even be the new Koo-Kwan. Anne is proud and said…

“I admit that Chakrit is a very good actor, he memorized his lines accurately, and his acting rhythm is good which makes our exchange of lines go together well. The viewers said that our acting looks cute together and I read in the news/internet that they gave us the title of being a new Koo-Kwan because we were able to portray our roles well. I’m happy to know that every time that I changed my roles, the viewers are satisfied, it gives me more encouragement to keep developing my acting skills and constantly trying out new roles. I would like everyone to continue watching because it’s almost the end and the plot is getting more exciting.”

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Anxious about Sapai Glai Peun Tiang, Anne isn’t familiar with action role
Thairath: April 24, 2009

Anne Thongprasom changed her drama roles into an action role in Sapai Glai Peun Tiang, which made the nang’ek anxious about what feedbacks are going to be like.

“When I first acted in this lakorn, I admit that I didn’t feel confident in my outfit, hair style and the different characteristics because I’ve never acted in these kinds of roles before. This role was a big change so I wasn’t sure how well I can portray this character. I’m not used to the police and action role, which I had to start learning from the beginning. Although when I began to act in an argument scene with P’Mam Jintara, the mother-in-law, and Chakrit, I started to become more familiar with my role. I think this is a relaxing lakorn for the family and as for me, I got to do many comedy scenes, be outspoken and won’t give up to anyone, and I got to fight in a variety of ways. The action stunts is another kind of excitement, but I admit that I’m a bit anxious about what the fans will think and whether they like me acting like this or not, but I can say that it’s fun.”


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"Anne" is afraid of “SongKran” day
DaraDaily: April 5, 2009

She’s been working and saving up money the whole year, but during the Thai New Year festival, the nang’ek, Ann Thongprasom isn’t going to be splashing water with her boyfriend, A Thinapun. This is because she had a bad incident with Songkran before…

“For Songkran this year, I probably won’t be going anywhere, I used to have a scary Songkran incident which happened when I first came into the entertainment business.

At that time I was still acting in the movie “Koh Ja Pah Na Koh” and I had to attend many events in the northern province. Before I went, I thought to myself that I’ll get to splash water too because the northern province is known for having the best Songkran day. The event that I went to started in Chiang Mai province and then Lampang province, during that time everyone was all splashing water and it was fun at first, but then it wasn’t just splashing water anymore, everyone was pulling and tugging my arms.

After that, I became afraid of Songkran and didn’t want to do it again. I want inform everyone who have plans of going to any Songkran celebration to play in a polite way. It’s a way to conserve the Thai culture and you shouldn’t only care about your fun emotions or use violent behaviors because it will be dangerous to other people.”


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