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Atthaporn Teemakorn

Atthaporn Teemakorn

Actor · Born 1973-12-10 · Phatthalung Province, Thailand

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Biography

Noom Atthaporn Teemakorn is an actor, musician, singer and director from Pak Phayun, Phatthalung province. He's the son of actor Poonsawat Teemakorn. He has a degree in business management from Saint John's University in Bangkok. Noom first entered the industry when he appeared on the talk show "Jan Kraphrip" (จันทร์กะพริบ; later Jan Phan Dao) with his father. He then took his first acting role in the 1994 lakorn "Run Nueng Tuek Ha Na Doem" (รุ่นหนึ่งตึกห้าหน้าเดิน). In 1999, he won the Golden Doll Award for Best Supporting Actor in the film Kamphaeng. In 2004, he was nominated for Best Actor by the Federation of National Film Associations of Thailand for his role in "The Letter" (เดอะ เลตเตอร์ จดหมายรัก). Noom is married to actor Fai Arinrada Pitimarat. They have two children, Anda and Adam.

Movies & TV Shows

  1. Legend of the Tsunami Warrior (2008) — Javanese Pirate Chief
  2. Perfect 10 Liners (2024) — Yotha and Faifa's Father
  3. Frozen Hot Boys (2025) — Jab's Dad
  4. Still (2010) — Mystery Man
  5. Tawan Yor Saeng (2017) — Inta
  6. OK Baytong (2003) — Farouk
  7. Dang Bireley's and Young Gangsters (1997) — Piak Visutkasat
  8. Karma (2015) — Sin
  9. The Blue Elephant 2 (2009) — Khan Klauy (voice)
  10. The Letter (2004) — Ton
  11. Mystery Picture (2013)
  12. The Wall (1999)
  13. The Story of Mahajanaka (2014) — Pramahachanok (Voice)
  14. The Impossible Dream (2012)
  15. Long June (1996)
  16. Elephant Kingdom (2016)
  17. Reality of Dream (2015)
  18. Mueng Dala (2003) — Ja Subin
  19. Keb Pandin (2001) — Siprai
  20. Office Syndrome (2014) — Chok

Directed

  1. Kidnap (2024) — Director
  2. Midnight Museum (2023) — Director
  3. 3 Musketeers Series (2013) — Director
  4. An Eye For An Eye (2021) — Director
  5. I'm Badin (2015) — Director
  6. Boiling Sun (2011) — Director
  7. Stage of Number One (2024) — Director
  8. Zodiac Slayer (2024) — Director
  9. Nang Singh Sabad Chor (2012) — Director