About Thanapob Leeratanakajorn
Born 1994. Thanapob Leeratanakajorn is a Thai singer, actor and television actor.
Thanapob Leeratanakachorn (, ; born 14 February 1994), nicknamed Tor , is a Chinese-Thai actor and singer. His most notable dramas and films are Hormones: The Series, May Who? (2015), Project S: The Series (2017), In Family We Trust (2018), Man of Vengeance (2019), The Last Promise (2020), and The Giver (2022). He is a former member of the Thai boy group Nine by Nine.
Personal life and education Thanapob was born on 14 February 1994, and is the youngest child of three in a Thai Chinese family. His Chinese surname is Lee(李). He is the son of Chatchawan and Areeya Leeratanakachorn and has two brothers. He studied at Adventist Ekamai School and graduated at Kasetsart University, with Bachelor of Science degree in Packaging Technology under Department of Packaging and Materials Technology, Faculty of Agro-Industry.
Career
Thanapob started his career by performing in music videos like "It's Time to Listen" by Da-Endorphine. His debut as a television actor was in the Club Friday: The Series episode "Once in Memory." (2012). In 2013, Thanapob joined Nadao Bangkok and was cast in the popular Thai TV show, Hormones: The Series directed by Songyos Sugmakanan, playing the role of Phai. His role in Hormones became his first notable role and gained him the popularity.
His film debut came with the mystery thriller film The Swimmers (2014) with Hormones cast members, Supassara Thanachat and Chutavuth Pattarakampol. He received the Silver Doll Award for Outstanding Male Rising Star at the 30th Surasawadee Royal Award for playing the role of Tan. He was cast for several series and films afterwards such as Club Friday: The Series (Season 5) (2014), Club Friday The Series Season 5: Secret of Classroom 6/3 (2015), Love o-net (2015), and Stupid Cupid The Series (2015). He appeared for his third film May Who? (2015) and played a main role with Sutatta Udomsilp and Thiti Mahayotaruk. He was nominated for the Best Supporting Actor Award at the 25th Suphannahong National Film Awards for playing the role of Fame.
From 2016 to 2017, Thanapob starred in several television series such as I See You, O-Negative, and The Cupid's Series: Kamathep Parbman. He also took on the role of Gym, an autistic badminton athlete in the Project S: The Series – Side by Side (2017). He received overall positive acclaim for his performance and won him the Best Actor Award at the 9th Nataraj Awards in 2018.
Thanapob debuted as one of the members of the Thai boy group Nine by Nine, a special by 4nologue and Nadao Bangkok in 2018. As an actor, Thanapob said that he struggled in dancing at first due to his minimal skills and uncomfortable feeling because of his height and limbs. As they underwent months of intensive training he felt his improvement because of his co-members' inputs and encouragement from their fans. The group has released a mini-album entitled "En-Route" and he also sang in five of the released singles of the group namely as "Night Light", "Hypnotize", "The Lucky One", "Shouldn't", and "Eternity". He also went on three tours with Nine by Nine across Thailand from 2018–2019.
He starred with his fellow Nine by Nine members in the TV series, In Family We Trust (2018), where he took on the role of Yi. He received critical acclaim and won awards such as the Best Supporting Actor Award at the 10th Nataraj Awards and Actor of the Year at the 2018 GQ Thailand Men of the Year Awards for the role.
After the Nine by Nine project, he took another lead role for television with the action drama series Man of Vengeance (2019) which aired on One 31. He won the Best Actor for Television Series Award at the 16th Komchadleuk Awards for the role of Sila/Aran. He then played in another One 31 series entitled The Last Promise (2020).
Thanapob starred in two films released in 2021 namely as One for the Road which premiered at the 2021 Sundance Film Festival as Thailand's first-ever entry to the festival and in the Netflix original film, Ghost Lab with former Nine by Nine co-member Paris Intarakomalyasut.
In 2021, he was recognized by HOWE Thailand magazine and has been included in its Top 50 Most Influential People List, for his excellence in acting and his contribution to the industry as an influencer and brand endorser.
Thanapob stayed with Nadao Bangkok as one of its actors until the company formally scaled back on its artist management operations on 1 June 2022. Since 1 July 2022, he has a personal management team, named TNPLEE.connect, tasked to manage his career and promote his works and events.
Filmography Films Year Title Role Notes 2013 Mary Is Happy, Mary Is Happy Pakorn Guest role 2014 The Swimmers Tan Main role 2015 May Who? Fame 2021 One for the Road Boss Ghost Lab Cheewee Prometheus (Dr. Wee)
Television series Year Title Role Network Notes 2012 Club Friday The Series 1 Tor (Num Nam Dang) Green Channel 2013 Hormones Phai GMM One 2014 Hormones: Season 2 GTH On Air 2015 Club Friday The Series Season 5 Tee GMM 25 Hormones: Season 3 Phai One 31 Cameo Stupid Cupid The Series Takeshi (Young) GMM 25 2016–2017 O-Negative Yuttakarn Kanchanavipu (Puen) 2016 I See You: The Series Pramate Phattharaphongsa (Dr. Mean) 2017 Kammathep Papmarn DanChon Channel 3 Project S: The Series – Side by Side Sakkaya Piriroj (Yim) GMM 25 Leh Lub Salub Rarng Arkom Channel 3 Project S The Series: Shoot! I Love You Sakkaya Piriroj (Yim) GMM 25 Cameo 2018 Into the Light with 9x9 Himself Line TV Musical series In Family We Trust Asawa Suriyapirot (Yi) One 31 2019 The Journey of 9x9 Documentary Himself Line TV Man of Vengeance Sila Wisetworawet / Aran Ritthinatkosol (Tor/Si) One 31 Project 17: Side By Side Thanapob Youku Cameo The Stranded Northern kids Netflix 2020 The Last Promise Thichong (Chong) One 31 2022 The Giver Tailah Varakul (Lah) 2023 Midnight Museum Khatha GMM 25 2024 My Cherie Amour Wichai Waratabut Channel 3 Spare Me Your Mercy Kantaphat Akkharamethi (Kan) One 31
Discography Year Song title Album 2014 โชคดีนะเพื่อน ("Good Luck Friends") OST. Hormones Season 2 2015 เพียงชายคนนี้ (ไม่ใช่ผู้วิเศษ) ("Just A Man, Not A Magician") Very Handsome Concert Live Album 2018 "NIGHT LIGHT" NINE BY NINE (en Route) "Hypnotize" 2019 ผู้โชคดี ("The Lucky One") ไม่น่าเจอเลย ("Shouldn’t") "Eternity" หัวใจของเธอ ("Your Heart") OST. Man of Vengeance 2020 รักเธอสุดหัวใจ ("Love You With All My Heart") OST. The Last Promise
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Thai actor, model and singer
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Thanapob Leeratanakajorn was born on 14 February 1994 in Bangkok.
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Thanapob Leeratanakajorn is a singer, actor and television actor.
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