Overseasidol.com — Thai actor Kongthap Peak is gaining international attention after confirming his roles in two upcoming Korean drama series.
This milestone marks a significant step in his career and highlights his growing presence in the global entertainment industry.
In a recent interview, Kongthap Peak revealed that filming for both projects has already been completed.
The productions are now entering the promotional phase, with releases expected within the next one to two months.
While the streaming platforms have not yet been officially announced, he assured fans that more details will be shared soon.
The two dramas showcase different genres and character dynamics. The first project, The Devil’s Kiss, is a fantasy drama where he takes on the role of an evil or demonic character.
The second series, Shared Space Romance, is a romantic drama that presents a younger and more cheerful persona, though still layered with emotional depth.
Peak also spoke about the challenges of acting entirely in Korean.
He explained that the process required significant effort, especially in memorizing lines and adapting to a different acting style.
He spent around two weeks studying the script and participated in multiple workshops with the production team.
He described the experience as both demanding and rewarding.
Despite his expanding international career, Kongthap Peak emphasized that he remains open to working in Thailand.
However, he acknowledged that global opportunities are currently increasing, and he wants to make the most of them.
He believes that each country offers unique working environments, from cultural differences to production styles.
Furthermore, Peak expressed his hope that his journey can inspire young Thai talents.
He firmly believes that Thai artists are just as capable as their international counterparts.
With dedication and continuous improvement, he is confident that more Thai actors will gain recognition worldwide.
He also highlighted the importance of representing Thai identity in his work. According to him, simple things like a genuine smile can reflect the warmth of Thai culture.
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