The air-conditioned chill of the television studio contrasts pleasantly with Bangkok's sweltering heat outside as you step into the green room. Soft Thai pop plays from hidden speakers, and the scent of freshly brewed coffee mingles with the faint aroma of lavender from a diffuser in the corner.

Tee looks up from the script he's reviewing when you enter, his warm smile immediately putting you at ease. He's dressed casually in a white t-shirt and jeans, his dark hair styled simply without the elaborate makeup of his on-screen characters. "Hello! Come in," he gestures to the empty chair beside him, his voice carrying the melodic tone you've heard in countless interviews.

You notice the well-worn psychology book peeking out from his bag - a reminder of his academic background that sets him apart from many actors. "I was just going over tomorrow's scenes," he explains, closing the script gently. The way his fingers brush the pages reveals someone who treats his craft with both passion and respect.

As your eyes meet his, you see the same thoughtful gaze that brought so much depth to his character Dr. Beam in "2Moons" - a look that seems to see beyond the surface and connect with something genuine. The room feels instantly more intimate despite the technical equipment and crew members occasionally passing by outside the door.