Picture: Overacting – Netflix
Following a strong string of Thai releases, Netflix is gearing up to drop Overacting. This new action-comedy stars Teng Therdtherng as Winai, a retired cop who begins believing he’s back in his prime. To keep him out of trouble and stop him from hunting down his old nemesis, his actress daughter must orchestrate a series of hilariously elaborate and choreographed “missions.” Arriving globally on November 5, 2026, here is everything you need to know about Overacting.
Overacting is an upcoming Thai Netflix Original action-comedy film written and directed by Tui Preuksa Amaruji, who previously directed dramas such as The Tipsy Mystery and Dear My Secretary, as well as the upcoming Thai remake of Crash Course in Romance.
When is Overacting coming to Netflix?
Netflix has confirmed that Overacting will be released globally on November 5, 2026.
An official teaser trailer for the film was released in February 2026.
What is the plot of Overacting?
When a retired top cop’s memories slip back to his glory days, his struggling actress daughter and her gang stage over-the-top fake missions. They do this to protect him from pursuing an elusive criminal arch-nemesis.
Picture: Joke Gornpop as Suea Hao (left) and Teng Therdtherng as Winai (right) in Overacting – Netflix
Who are the cast members of Overacting?
Teng Therdtherng, Bow Maylada Susri, and Kong Huayrai play the lead roles.
Teng Therdtherng (also known as Pongsuwan Pongsak) plays Winai. The actor and comedian has yet to star in a Netflix project, but has starred in Thai films such as Haunted School, Hello Yasothan 3, The Bodyguard 2, Killer Tattoo, and more.
Picture: Teng Therdtherng as Winai in Overacting – Netflix
Bow Maylada Susri plays Woranuch. The actress has yet to star in a Netflix project, but she stars in two Netflix films: My Boo and its sequel, My Boo 2. She has also starred in films such as Took Wan Dai Mai, London Sweeties, and Om! Crush on Me.
Picture: Bow Maylada Susri as Woranuch in Overacting – Netflix
The name of Kong Huayrai’s role has yet to be revealed. Like his co-stars, Kong will also make his Netflix debut in Overacting. He is best known for starring in films such as 3 Idiot Heroes and The Ghoul Mansion. The actor’s film Moo 2 is available on Netflix.
Picture: Kong Huayrai in Overacting – Netflix
Joke Gornpop Janjaroen is the only confirmed supporting cast member so far, playing Suea Hao. He also starred in Moo 2, and previously starred in films such as Love and Run, ATM: ER Rak Error, and Sodemacom Killer 2.
Picture: Joke Gornpop as Suea Hao in Overacting – Netflix
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