Aranya Namwong
Born: 1947-09-04 in Lopburi Province, Thailand
Known For: Acting
Biography
Anchali Sirachaya, née Anchali Choppradit, stage-named Aranya Namwong, or nicknamed Piak, is a Thai actress. She was the runner-up of 1964 Miss Thailand. She was the lead actress in many Thai films in the 1970s, often co-starring with Sombat Metanee. She also enjoyed popularity in Cambodia after her joint role in The Snake King's Wife Part 2, a prequel of the Cambodian blockbuster and award winning film, The Snake King's Wife starring the famous Khmer actress and former Miss Cambodia, Dy Saveth. She then took a main rule in another Thai-khmer film, Love across Hoirzotal, with the Khmer lead actor, Chea Yutatorn.Recent films include The Legend of Suriyothai, The Bodyguard, Unborn and The Mother. She is married to Setha Sirichaya, lead singer of The Impossibles.
Filmography
2013
- Where the Sky Meets the Sand as Princess Subaida
2009
2004
- The Bodyguard as Rattana Petchpantakarn
- Love Amorously
2003
- The Unborn as Dr. Rudee
2001
- The Legend of Suriyothai as Thongsook
1997
1987
1985
1984
1983
1981
1980
- Legend of the Crocodile as Vimala
- ผิดหรือที่จะรัก
1978
- The Golden Key as Tin Hsiang
- Killer Wail as Juri
- More Than Love เหนือกว่ารัก
- I Come Alone
- Huajai Hong Tee Ha
- Great Danger with a Thousand Faces as Khun Deu
- Yo Yo
1977
- Hatchet as Nolee
- The Man from Hell as (listed as Alana Montri)
- The Hunter as Mateson
- Devil Killer II
- Lui as Soikhiri
1976
- Top Most as Deuan
- The Hell of Tarutao
- สัตว์มนุษย์
- The Sperm
- Golden Zucchini
- Dirty Heroes as (listed as Alana Montri)
- Tiger Wife
1975
- ไฟรักสุมทรวง
- Ghost Junction
- Thai Tigers Roar
- Angel Mobster as Hatthaya Theprak
- Devil Killer
- The Iron Man
1974
- The Wolf Girl as Aloonee
- Daughter of Satan
- คุณครูที่รัก
1973
- The Snake King’s Wife Part 2 as Cantra
- Nong Bua Daeng
- Kung Takhian
- This Is It... What I Need! as Iang
1972
- Snake Queen as Ho Hua
1970
- Tone as Daeng
- The Spirit of Love
1969
- Paradise Island as Napaporn
- Goddess Sarika as Ranchuan
- Demon of Love
1968
- E-Tan as Tan