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Blondie in an Ancient Time
2024 Thai TV series or program From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Blondie in an Ancient Time (Thai: นางทาสหัวทอง; RTGS: Nang That Hua Thong) is a Thai drama series. First broadcast on Workpoint TV.[1] Watch reruns at 10:00 p.m. on Netflix.
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Synopsis
Phrae an online seller with her signature blonde hair, She is heartbroken and decides to pray to the sacred spirit Chao Por Ying Rak for a wish. She unexpectedly travels back in time to become a slave in the year 1889 during the reign of King Rama V. With only her mobile phone as her companion, Phrae is captured and forced into slavery in the mansion of Luang Kam. She meets Kla, a loyal young slave who helps her in every way possible. Miraculously, Prae discovers that the only way to return to the present is to help Kla find love. However, Kla is secretly in love with Tubtim, the betrothed of Khun Ek, a close friend of his master since childhood.[2]
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Cast
Main
- Phantira Pipityakorn as Phrae[3]
- Oabnithi Wiwattanawarang as Kla[4]
- Yuranunt Pamornmontri as Luang Kam[5]
- Sueangsuda Lawanprasert as Fueang
- Khwanruedi Klomklom as Waen
- Pichayadon Peungphan as Khun Ek
- Pratipa Mahayotaruk as Tubtim
- Thanongsak Suphakan as Phra Iao (Tubtim's father)
- Doe Doksadao as Gon
- King Konbai as Tun
- Sararat Sajew as Linchi
- Mollywan Phantharak as Fang
- Tee Doksadao as Chot
- Ounruan Rachote as Choi
- Dechapat Chairat as Ming
- Peter Tuinstra as Paul
Guest
- Phibun Taihuan
- Jirawat Vachirasarunpatra as Phraya Sombat Borirak
- Kittipol Kesmanee as Doctor Bunlue
- Supasit Chinvinijkul as Guardian spirit
- Supoj Pongpancharoen as Liang
- Setthasitt Limkasiddej as Phra Phipat
- Satida Sripromma as Priew
- Kidakarn Chatkaewmanee as Pat / Pete
- Darina Boonchu as Noey
Other
- Nattakrit Hamontri as Phrae's boyfriend
- Yotin Maphobpan as Sangha
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Original soundtrack
- "Ei yang wa" (อิหยังวะ), opening theme by Venita (Panatchakorn Ruengprathum, Tanyaporn Kijrungviroj and Kullaphat Sapsantitikul)[6] (Used in EP. 1-9)
- "Nak pai ya" (นักป้ายยา), theme by Dechathorn Wanwanichkul
- "Kham rak" (คำรัก), male version ending theme by Kittitouch Kaewauthai
- "Kham rak" (คำรัก), female version theme by Sathida Prompiriya
- "Thoe" (เธอ), opening theme by Anika Hallman (Used in EP. 10-22)
References
External links
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