The Little Comedian

The Little Comedian (Thai: บ้านฉัน..ตลกไว้ก่อน (พ่อสอนไว้), romanized: Baan Chan Talok Wai Korn (Por Son Wai); lit: My Home..Funny First (Dad Taught)) is a 2010 GTH's Thai family and comedy film directed and written by Witthaya Thongyooyong and Mez Tharatorn.

The Little Comedian
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Thaiบ้านฉัน..ตลกไว้ก่อน (พ่อสอนไว้)
Directed byWitthaya Thongyooyong
Mez Tharatorn
Produced byJira Maligool
Chenchonnee Suntonsaratoon
Suwimon Techasupinun
Vanridee Pongsittisak
Written byAummaraporn Phandintong (screenplay)
Mez Tharatorn (screenplay)
Witthaya Thongyooyong (story)
StarringChawinroj Likitcharoensakul
Paula Taylor
Jaturong Mokjok
Nichapat Charurattanawaree
Kwanjit Sriprajan
Tee Doksadao
Music byHua Lampong Riddim (soundtrack)
Thanakrit Panichwid (performance)
CinematographyNarupon Sohkkanapituk
Distributed byGTH
Release date
  • March 11, 2010 (2010-03-11)
Running time
118 minutes
CountryThailand
LanguageThai
Box office42 million baht[1]

Plot

Tok a turning 13 coming soon boy has a lot to live up to. Not only is he named after Thailand's legendary comedian 'Lor Tok', but he also is a descendant of a long lineage of comedians within his family. There's one problem though: Tok just isn't funny and his father is starting to realize this. With big shoes to high expectations, Tok struggles to come up with new gags in attempt to earn his father's respect. With all this pressure, Tok develops pimples. Afraid of acne, he consults dermatologist, Mo Namkhaeng, whom he falls in love at first sight with. Interestingly, she is not only beautiful and smart, but could actually be the first person to think that Tok is funny.

Cast

  • Chawinroj Likitcharoensakul as Tok (also spelled Tock)
  • Paula Taylor as Mo Namkhaeng (Dr. Ice)
  • Jaturong Mokjok as Ploen (Tok's father)
  • Orn-anong Panyawong as Cheun (Tok's mother)
  • Nichapat Charurattanawaree as Mon/ Salmon (Tok's young sister)
  • Kwanjit Sriprajan as Grandma
  • Tee Doksadao as Cham
  • Tik Gangkhaopun as Ruammitr
  • Sripare Sidao as Thongkorn
  • Top Dokkradone as Yodson
  • Anna Chuancheun as Pipo
  • Čhiranan Pitpreecha as Mo Namkhaeng's mother (cameo)

Production

The Little Comedian is a film developed from a short film titled Tam Mai Tong Talok (ทำไมต้องตลก; Why funny) of Witthaya Thongyooyong one of the directors and screenwriters. The film uses Lop Buri as a backdrop and is the location for filming almost the whole story.[2][3]

The film was released on March 11, 2010 and earning a total of 42 million baht, which is considered not very successful,[1] it aired on Channel 7 on June 1, 2013 and December 30, 2018.[4]

References

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