This month-on Valentine’s Day, to be precise-Mario once again lights up the silver screen and proves his chops in Low Season, a romantic comedy about heartbroken individuals who accidentally meet each other at a peaceful homestay up north. From playing popular heartthrob Shone in Crazy Little Thing Called Love (2010) to taking on the role of a young man awakening to the pleasures of intimacy in the erotic film series Jan Dara (20) to portraying a soldier literally living with the ghost of his wife (played by Davika Hoorne) in Pee Mak (the 2013 horror-comedy that’s pegged as the highest-grossing Thai film of all time), Mario has constantly proven that he’s more than just a baby-faced pretty boy that can make fans swoon with a smile that he’s actually equipped with the skills and versatility one needs to last this long in the limelight. The famed personality may not have changed much physically over the years, but his CV would show how much he’s grown as an actor. Prior to this first acting gig, Mario was only active in modeling, a scene that he entered at the age of 16.
Mario Maurer doesn’t look any different from when we first saw him about 13 years ago in the 2007 blockbuster film Love of Siam.
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