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A Tale of Thousand Stars

A Tale of Thousand Stars is a 2021 Thai television series starring Pirapat Watthanasetsiri (Earth) and Sahaphap Wongratch (Mix). The series follows Tian Sopasitsakun, who receives a heart transplant after volunteer teacher Torfun dies in a tragic accident. By reading through Torfun's diary, Tian learns about her final wish, which is to count a thousand stars with Phupha Viriyanon, a chief forest ranger. In time, Tian accepts Torfun's destiny as his own.

Synopsis
After volunteer teacher, Torfun (Sarunchana Apisamaimongkol) dies in a tragic accident, her heart is transplanted to Tian (Sahaphap Wongratch). Through a series of diary entries, Tian learns about Torfun's life, secrets, interests, as well as her promise to count a thousand stars with Chief forest officer Phupha (Pirapat Watthanasetsiri). Tian, as the new volunteer teacher, attempts to befriend Phupha, but the latter is initially cold to him. As the two slowly grow closer, Tian's heart beats fast around the military officer, and he starts to fall for him, much like his heart's previous owner did. Treading on dangerous territory, can the two keep their thousand star promise? == Cast and characters ==
Cast and characters
Main Pirapat Watthanasetsiri (Earth) as Phupha Viriyanon, the chief forest officer • Sahaphap Wongratch (Mix) as Tian Sopasitsakun, the volunteer teacher Supporting Sarunchana Apisamaimongkol (Aye) as Torfun Chareonpon • Nawat Phumphotingam (White) as Tul (Tian's friend) • Krittanai Arsalprakit (Nammon) as Nam (The Doctor) • Thanawat Rattanakitpaisan (Khaotung) as Longtae (Khama's son) • Nattharat Kornkaew (Champ) as Yod (The Technician) • Sattabut Laedeke (Drake) as Rang (The Ranger) • Kamonlapat Dokmonta (Aum) as Ayi • Woraphanmai Egami (Kinuko) as Meejoo • Achirapol Jinapanyo (Achi) as Khaonueng • Marinda Halpin as Inta • Gimjeng Yanathip (Gim) as Kalae Guest • Jakkrit Ammarat (Ton) as Teerayut (Tian's father) • Paweena Charivsakul (Jeab) as Lalita (Tian's mother) • Witaya Jethapai (Thanom) as Bianglae Khama (The Village Chief) • Thanongsak Suphakan (Nong) as Sakda • Phatchara Tubthong (Kapook) as Jeab (Nam's wife) == Episodes ==
Production
The production team at the beginning chose one of the hill-tribe villages in the northern part of Thailand to shoot the series, but later on, due to tradition and belief, the initially chosen locations were all removed from the plan because they were not allowed to shoot. As the local people were afraid that, with the numbers of shooting crew members and production could be against the local condition. The village, they first picked, has a tradition of spirit worship. The villagers were afraid that the shooting could disturb the spirit in the place. The production team then decided to build the entire village from scratch in different locations (Mainly in Chiang Rai), while the novel and series portraited the story in somewhere in Chiang Mai. The production team had to build Tian's House, The "Pra Pi Run" Unit, which was a workplace, commanding station and accommodation for Phupha and was renovated from an old and deserted wayside shelter. ==Soundtrack==
Future
In 2022, GMMTV announced that A Tale Of Thousand Stars will be included in the roster for the second part of their series, Our Skyy (entitled Our Skyy 2). Earth and Mix are expected to reprise their roles as Phupha and Tian respectively. == References ==
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