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🎙️: there's something i've been wanting to ask you both. as GL actresses, you've become really popular. there are people who love and support you, people who might still be trying to understand, and all kinds of comments and energy coming your way, both positive and not so positive. have you ever experienced that? 🦋🧸: oh wow, a lot. 🎙️: so i'm curious, have you encountered those kinds of comments or negativity? and how do you deal with them? 🧸: i feel like being in the position we're in, it's completely normal that some people will love you and some people will hate you. that's just the bare minimum, something we already knew stepping into this industry. personally, i'm someone who doesn't pay attention to negative comments. if it's feedback that helps me improve and grow, i'll take it. but if it's something like.. 🎙️: something that doesn't make sense? 🧸: if people are just throwing random things out there, i feel like, just let them be. maybe they have the time to do that kind of thing, but i don't have the time to sit around worrying about things that.. 🦋: MVP! that’s MVP right here! 🧸: rightttt?! 🎙️: you know, miu, a lot of the time, people who leave negative comments or spread negative power are actually looking for attention, right? 🧸: exactly, that's what they're looking for. 🎙️: they're basically attention seekers. so by choosing to ignore them, you're doing the right thing. well done! 🧸: i simply don't have enough time to obsess over those things. 🎙️: well done!! 🧸: i'd rather focus on the good things. 🦋: for me, if it's something i've actually done, like something i've said or an action i've taken that people are giving me feedback on, then i'm open to accepting that. but when it's just something people throw out there, rumors or things that have absolutely no evidence behind them, and they take something about another human being and keep repeating it, turning it into some kind of story for other people to believe… i feel like that's not really fair. but at the same time, even if it's unfair, is there anything i can do about it? not really. so in the end, i just choose to look past it and focus on my own life instead. 🎙️: do either of you ever feel down or upset because of these things? 🦋: oh, definitely. if i'm being honest, i have. i feel like i didn't really experience much of this before in the industry, but ever since i started doing GL, everything has become so much more sensitive. 🎙️: it's a different kind of culture, isn't it? you have so many loyal fans and people who support you, but at the same time, there are also people constantly watching and picking apart certain things. 🦋: sometimes i feel like people might just misunderstand things. but at the end of the day, it's impossible for me to sit there and correct every single thing people say. so i'd rather focus on myself, focus on her, and focus on the real world and the genuine feelings we actually share, rather than getting caught up in things people say that might not even be true in the first place. 🧸: i really like that you asked us this question. because talking about these things is also a reminder to ourselves, like, hey, this is what we believe in. #PODKAZZxLENAMIU #KAZZMAGAZINE #lenamiu #ลีน่าหมิว

🧸: the production team actually had a lot of safety measures in place. everything was really well prepared and we had a stunt team. but i felt like, since i was doing this movie, i wanted the audience to see the real miu, not a double. so whatever i could do myself, i wanted to do it. even when p’kui (the director) told me not to do certain things, i still wanted to give them a try. as it turned out, the camera crew had filmed those moments, so they ended up using them in the movie. i’m really happy and honored to have been part of this film. 🎙️: did you have to learn anything new for the action scenes? 🧸: i did some additional character workshops. but when it came to stunt training, there wasn't really enough time to take proper classes, so i learned on set instead. i’d arrive about 3 hours before each scene to practise in the cave. i must have jumped around 50–60 times before we actually started filming. 🎙️: were you the only woman on set? 🧸: yes, i was the only woman on the entire set because all the other actors were men. but i'm already quite a tomboy, so i just gave it my all. 🎙️: what made you decide to take on this project, even though it involved a type of acting you'd never done before? 🧸: if you ask me why i accepted this project, i felt that being given the opportunity by a senior to star in a film was already something really special. i hadn't even read the script yet. i just saw the director's name and p’mario's name and i immediately told p’toey that i really wanted to do it. i didn't even know if they would accept me but i'd already accepted the role in my head. 😆 i had no idea what was going to happen or what the story was about, but it just sounded like such an exciting project. i always want to see myself on the big screen at least once in my life. i also felt that this was a great opportunity and a life experience that would help me step out of my comfort zone, grow as a person, and experience something completely new. so i felt it was an opportunity worth taking. no matter what opportunity comes my way, i have to grab it. 👏🏼👏🏼 let’s goooo miumiu #DawnOfSoengsang #สมิงที่เสิงสาง #หมิวณัชชา #miunatsha