"Empress of Flames" starring Ping Caina will be released on Netflix on December 3

ˆ Netflix Thai historical drama - Queen of Flames - (Empress of Flames, temporary translation) is scheduled to be releasedLaunched on December 3.Pinzana Lewiserpaiboon, Nalia Gumengkope and Kamani Yemeikeng serve as the three female protagonists. The story revolves around the royal past of the last queen of Myanmar.

A princess from a royal family loses her status and is determined to regain the throne that was stolen from her family.The court is full of deceit and betrayal. She gives up her original moral bottom line for revenge, and is even prepared to make those she once trusted pay the price with blood.This is the main storyline announced in the series.

The pilot trailer was released on the official Netflix Thailand channel a few months ago, and viewers can also set reminders for the series to be released in advance.

Ping Caina plays Ananthip.She recently starred in the Thai action thriller My Dearest Assassin (tentative translation), and also appeared in Netflix's AI Love You.Her drama credits also include 46 Days, The Curse of Saree, Thicha, The Lady and Her Lovers and Beauty Newbie.

Nalia, who plays Sekkharathewi, previously starred in the Thai drama Master of the House (tentative translation) on Netflix.She has also appeared in Play Park, Coin Digger, Dhevaprom: Kwanruetai and Dark App.

Kamani Yemikan plays Tawanthip.She has previously starred in the Thai remake of the Korean thriller drama "Voice", and also acted in the time travel theme "Time"; "Queen of Fire" is her first Netflix project.

Other cast members include Mark Prin Suparat as Mueangkhum, Boy Pakorn Chatborirak as Buraphakham and Amanda Chalisa Obdam as Tonguan.Tuck Naphatsaran Mittiraroch and Mote Pramote Seangsorn also performed.

In the first batch of stills, armed guards lined both sides of the courtyard, and people lined up all the way to the door.Indoor shots include two women looking at each other at close range under candlelight, and a man in black holding a sword with another woman standing behind him.

Among the outdoor scenes in the same group of materials, there are figures wearing crowns gathering in the courtyard, and there are also women in red cloaks riding horses through the woods.

The series is directed by Karn Sivaroj Kongsakul and written by Titipong Chaisati, Nuttapot Potchumnean, Gift Nattamol Paethanom, Nut Nualpang and Jan Weerasu Worrapot.The story is adapted from Prince Thanlung's "Journey through Burma" (tentative translation), which was previously adapted into the 1996 movie "The Royal Fire" (tentative translation).Stills provided by Netflix.