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Anne Thongprasom

Anne Thongprasom

Actor · Born 1976-11-01 · Bangkok, Thailand

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Biography

Anne Thongprasom was born on November 1, 1976 in Thailand. She is an actress, known for Khan kluay 2 (2009), Jod mai rak (2004) and A-Neung Kid Teung Por Sang Kheb (1992). She was raised by her maternal grandmother. She started acting, mostly in Thai soap-operas, before the age of 15. By the time she turned 20, Ann has already become one of the most popular actresses in Thailand. Father is Swedish, mother is Thai. Has 2 brothers, one younger, one older. Did a commercial for Lux soap. Graduated from Thammasat University in Bangkok, Thailand with a Masters Degree in Journalism and Mass Communication on August 4, 2005 Best friends with Thai singer/actress Myria Khemglad (formerly Myria Benedetti) Co-hosts a weekly television show with her best friend, Thai singer/actress Myria (Nat) Khemglad (formerly Myria Benedetti) Appeared in her first music video at the age of 13.

Movies & TV Shows

  1. The Crown Princess (2018) — Princess Anna
  2. The Blue Elephant 2 (2009) — Shaba Kaew (voice)
  3. The Letter (2004) — Dew
  4. A Recipe for Love (2009) — Alin
  5. Bua Pun, Beauty and the Blade (2022) — Bua Pun
  6. 365 Wun Haeng Rak (2010) — Lanaree (Lan)
  7. Forget Me Not (2014) — Suriyawadee/Suriyong
  8. Hor Hue Hue (1992) — Sawittree
  9. I Miss You (1992) — Noon
  10. Time Machine 2 (1992)
  11. Time Machine (1991)
  12. Forest In Love (1994) — Wan
  13. Elephant Kingdom (2016)
  14. Are We Alright (2021) — Karat
  15. Chaloey Sak (2010) — Alisa Santatiwong
  16. Raeng Ngao (2002) — Moonin / Mootha
  17. Secret Love Online (2015) — Awatsaya
  18. Sapai Glai Peun Tiang (2009)
  19. The Betrayal (2023) — Jane
  20. Likit Kammathep (2007) — Karnploo
  21. Suptar 2550 (2022) — "Kat" Namfah
  22. Angel Without Wings (2004) — Namwan
  23. Borisut Bumbut Kaen (2009) — Chanai
  24. Branded Husband (2001) — Karat / "Kaung"
  25. QiPao (2012) — เพกา สุภัคกุล (พิงค์) และ สุคนธา (เมย์ลี / เหม่ยลี่)
  26. Sawan Biang (2008) — Narin
  27. Jao Sao Prissana (1999) — Rada Manisorn