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In the Name of Love 

Follows a modern-day writer who slips back in time, inhabiting the body of Wanthong from the Thai classic Khun Chang Khun Phaen, and struggles to rewrite her destiny and avoid a tragic fate.
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Follows a modern-day writer who slips back in time, inhabiting the body of Wanthong from the Thai classic Khun Chang Khun Phaen, and struggles to rewrite her destiny and avoid a tragic fate.

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Genre:Drama, Romance, Fantasy, Comedy
Directed By:Piyakarn Butprasert
Written By:Piyakarn Butprasert, Tanida Hantaweewatana
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Runtime:135 minutes
Studio:Black Dragon Entertainment

Cast

Director

Piyakarn Butprasert

Director

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Waruntorn Paonil

Wanthong / Pimmada

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Prin Suparat

Khun Phaen

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Kanawut Traipipattanapong

Khun Chang

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Wipawee Patnasiri

Saithong

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Patara Eksangkul

Chanson

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Apaporn Nakornsawan

Sriprachan

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Kittisak Patomburana

Sornphraya

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Pichet Iamchaona

Pansornyotha

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Gasab Jumpadib

Panwasa

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Natticha Chantaravareelekha

Kankaew

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Anita Yaganegi

Laothong

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