Sunny Suwanmethanont is a Thai actor best known for his role in the 2005 film “Dear Dakanda,” for which he won the Best Actor award at the Kom Chad Luek Awards. Born on May 18, 1981, Sunny is of Thai, French and Singaporean descent. Sunny also starred in the movie “The Bedside Detective” and will star in the upcoming movie “I’m Fine, Thank You, Love You” with Ice Preechaya Pongthananikorn.

Sunny Suwanmethanont

Yoon (Sunny Suwanmethanont) is a 30-year-old freelance graphic designer with severe workaholic tendencies, even neglecting his own health in favor of his job. After working nonstop for five days, Yoon begins to develop strange rashes on his body. However, he delays treatment until he can't ignore the problem any longer. When he finally visits the hospital, he meets Doctor Imm (Mai Davika Hoorne), a busy yet caring physician who Yoon finds himself drawn to – he willingly visits the hospital once a month just so he can see her! Even though Yoon's rash has gotten better, his energy and motivation to do his job have plummeted ever since meeting Doctor Imm. Can Yoon and Doctor Imm find a cure for his lovesickness? This 2015 Thai rom-com movie was directed by Nawapol Thamrongrattanarit.

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A Dose of Love

Yoon

When Yim's (Sunny Si Suwanmethanont) girlfriend Kaya (Sola Aoi) dumps him and leaves for the USA, he decides to learn English from tutor Pleng (Ice Preechaya Pongthananikorn) – so he can go to the States and win back Kaya’s heart. Cupid, however, is preparing to throw a spanner into the works! This 2014 Thai movie was directed by Mez Tharatorn.

I Fine..Thank You..Love You

💖Lessons in Love💌

Through stories spanning three generations, "Seven Something" explores experiences and transformations at ages 14, 21, and 42. The first story, "14," focuses on the relationship between Puan (Kao Jirayu La-ongmanee) and Milk (PunPun Sutatta Udomsilp), which changes dramatically when Puan begins to constantly share his affections for Milk on social media, much to her disdain. The second story, "21/28," follows Maem (Cris Horwang), an actress struggling to reclaim her earlier fame, and her former co-star, Jon (Sunny Suwanmethanont), who has quit the entertainment industry and drastically changed since their last film together. The final story, "42.195," depicts a 40-year-old news anchor (Suquan Bulakul) struggling with loss and uncertainty who finds new purpose when a young runner (Nichkhun) invites her to join a marathon. This is a 2012 Thai anthology film directed by Pawin Phurijitpanya, Adisorn Trisirikasem, and Jira Maligool to commemorate film company GTH's 7th anniversary.

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