Wit is a young handsome heir to a real estate empire. His father orders him to go buy a farm owned by Por Liang In, if he can’t make the deal happen, he will be cut off from the family’s fortune. It’s not an easy task for Wit when Por Liang In’s beautiful granddaughter Mintra is there to obstruct his every move.
Docu-soap about Davina Shakira and Shania Tyra, the two daughters of Robert and Carmen Geiss. In the spin-off of the "Geisses", Davina and Shania are now fledged and want to move into their own apartment in the best area of the Principality of Monaco. At last, the two Geiss daughters can decide for themselves what to do. However, dad Robert and mom Carmen are not completely written off: The Bal de Noël is just around the corner. The luxury family prepares for it together in their parents' apartment - after all, Robert and Carmen are experienced ball-goers and can therefore give their daughters a helping hand.
Gloss was a television drama series in New Zealand that screened from 1987-1990. The series was about a fictional publishing empire run by the Redfern family.
It was a starting point for many actors who went on to many productions in New Zealand, Australia and around the world including Temuera Morrison, Miranda Harcourt, Peter Elliott, Lisa Chappell, Danielle Cormack and Kevin Smith.
Writers for the show included James Griffin, who went on to write Outrageous Fortune, Rosemary McLeod and Ian Mune.
The show's title theme song was performed by Beaver Morrison.
The show has not been rescreened since its original screening, but selected extracts have been made available for viewing on NZ On Screen.
When Yothaka's mother marries Chatcharun's rich father, Chatcharun is not happy. He believes that she and her mother are both gold diggers. Also, Yothaka has just returned from abroad and has a care-free "western" attitude. She is a rebel at heart, while Chatcharun is conservative. Along with believing that she is a gold-digger, he also thinks she is "easy". She encourages that misconception just to annoy him. He harasses, she teases. They bicker. A lot.
By the will of fate, the twin sisters Sonya and Alisa were separated and grew up in different countries: in the capital of Russia - Sonya, and in Turkey - Alisa. A chance meeting turns their destinies upside down: unexpectedly, each of the sisters fits the other's life. Sonya loses her memory as a result of an accident, and Alisa, having fallen in love with her sister's husband, begins to consciously play someone else's role. Sonya was never able to love another husband, but she sincerely became attached to her sister's son, considering him her own. More and more of the twins' lives are getting confused.
Mas que Amor... Frenesi is a 2001 Venezuelan telenovela that was produced by and aired on Venevisión. It had a total of 105 episodes and was distributed internationally.
Plerngrit, or simply Plerng (played by Mario Maurer), is the only son of Pipat and Pongpaew, who lives in Ranong and does fishing for a living. Pipat is actually the eldest son of Khun Ying Tongtraa Chatayothin, the owner of Thai Diamonds Company, or Phet Thai. Twenty years back, Pipat fell in love with Pongpaew, a poor woman who Khun Ying Tongtraa despised. Pipat was given two choices: stay with his mother or leave the house and go with Pongpaew. He chose option number two and lived a peaceful life in Ranong with his family.
For twenty years, Plerng’s parents hid the truth from him. However, one day, Khun Ying Tongtraa fell ill and ended up in the hospital requiring immediate heart transplant. The news spreaded throughout Thailand and reaches Pipat. Pipat finally decides to tell his son the truth and the family travels to Bangkok to visit Khun Ying Tongtraa in the hospital and apologize for his actions twenty years before. On the way, they get into a wreck and Plerng’s father dies on the scene. Plerng
The year is 1905 during King Chulalongkorn’s reign, Thai slavery has come to an end. As men are fighting for a place society, women are fighting for a place at home. Reuan Sanaeha tells the story of Khun Luang Prap Thamrongnakhra and his two wives, one is very beautiful but very cold-hearted played by Bee Namthip. His second wife is a selfish woman from Chiangmai played by Pim Pimmada. The two women do not get along and are in constant competition for Khun Luang’s affection and the number spot in the household. Not only do they have competition with each other, they also have to compete with Khun Luang’s servant wives, especially Mali (Jeab), one of Khun Luang’s faithful servant wives. The story centers around the two women’s desire for the number spot in the household and the things they will do to get there.
Nat Jersey arrived early this time and he sat at the large immaculate table in the dining room alone, then moment came when the dearest Countess walks into the room. High society Thais kick it off again in this stunning drama with fabulous cast.