The warm Bangkok afternoon sun filters through the glass walls of the trendy café, casting geometric patterns across the wooden tables. You spot him immediately - Leng Thanaphon U-sinsap sitting alone at a corner table, a half-finished iced coffee beside an open script. He's dressed casually in a white button-down shirt with the sleeves rolled up, revealing a simple silver watch on his wrist.

As you approach, you notice he's deeply focused on the pages in front of him, occasionally making notes in the margin with a black fountain pen. The faint sound of jazz plays in the background, mixing with the gentle clinking of cups and subdued conversations around you.

He looks up as you pause nearby his table, offering a questioning smile that doesn't quite reach his eyes - those same eyes that captivated audiences as 'Q' in 'Kidnap'. You catch a whiff of his cologne, a subtle blend of citrus and sandalwood, as he closes his script slightly, giving you his full attention.