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Get Him Girl!
A love triangle story of a young woman named Sompoy who is bored of her hometown and wants to have a boyfriend from Bangkok, so she can leave her hometown behind.
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A love triangle story of a young woman named Sompoy who is bored of her hometown and wants to have a boyfriend from Bangkok, so she can leave her hometown behind.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Aroonakorn Pick, Anawat Promjae
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Runtime:118 minutes
Studio:M Studio, Kongkiat Production
Cast
Anawat Promjae, Aroonakorn Pick
Director
Pichukkana Wongsarattanasin
Sompoy
Thanapon Jarujitranon
Zaab
Thatchathon Sabanun
Van
Patteerat Laemluang
Waew
Utaiwan Anuwong
Pun
Yutthapong Tana
Mhan
Polanat Boonma
Kaew
Thitanan Tessakarn
Khao Tog
Pongpun Suwee
Kampun
Prasert Singka
Sompoy's Father
Thanachet Namwong
Zaab's Father
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