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Her father was a farmer while her mother was a school teacher in a little country town. She lived with her grandmother until she was five and then moved back with her parents. Kob grew up with her two close co-stars; [[Sornram Tappituk (Num)]] and [[Kunchai Kumnerdploy (Num)]]. The three of them went to the same country school and grew up together and now are acting together. [[Payong]] was Kob's very first lakorn that featured her as the nang'ek, her pay'ek in this lakorn was non other than her close childhood friend [[Sornram Tappituk (Num)]] that she practially grew up with. The three also runited in 2005 to flim the lakorn [[Khun Por Rub Jang]] (Daddy for Hire). Kob claims that she is the biggest dork and geek but everyone knows that she is a "the most beautiful dork/geek, we will ever meet in our lives." Earlier this year she signed on to be the spokenswomen for Mistine cosmetics. | Her father was a farmer while her mother was a school teacher in a little country town. She lived with her grandmother until she was five and then moved back with her parents. Kob grew up with her two close co-stars; [[Sornram Tappituk (Num)]] and [[Kunchai Kumnerdploy (Num)]]. The three of them went to the same country school and grew up together and now are acting together. [[Payong]] was Kob's very first lakorn that featured her as the nang'ek, her pay'ek in this lakorn was non other than her close childhood friend [[Sornram Tappituk (Num)]] that she practially grew up with. The three also runited in 2005 to flim the lakorn [[Khun Por Rub Jang]] (Daddy for Hire). Kob claims that she is the biggest dork and geek but everyone knows that she is a "the most beautiful dork/geek, we will ever meet in our lives." Earlier this year she signed on to be the spokenswomen for Mistine cosmetics. | ||
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===Television=== | ===Television=== | ||
*[[Ma Lai Thong]] (January 1992) | *[[Ma Lai Thong]] (January 1992) | ||
*[[Yor Pra Klin]] (June 1992) | *[[Yor Pra Klin]] (June 1992) | ||
| − | + | ==Lakorns== | |
| − | + | *[[Payong]] with [[Sornram Tappituk (Num)]] (Ch.7, 1993) | |
| − | + | *[[Kert Tae Tom]] with [[Touch Na Takuathung]] (Ch.7, 1993) | |
| − | + | *[[Dao Prasook]] with [[Sornram Tappituk (Num)]] (Ch.7, 1994) | |
| − | *[[Payong]] | + | *[[Dao Tame Din]] with [[Got Jakrapun Abkornburi]] (Ch.7, 1995) |
| − | *[[Kert Tae Tom]] | + | *[[Oh Mada]] with [[Billy Ogan]] (Ch.7, 1995) |
| − | *[[Dao Prasook]] | + | *[[Sai Lohit (1995)]] with [[Sornram Tappituk (Num)]] (Ch.7, 1995) |
| − | *[[Dao Tame Din]] | + | *[[Dok Kaew]] with [[Bee Swiss Petvisetsiri]] (Ch.7, 1996) |
| − | *[[Oh Mada]] | + | *[[Doy Raeng A-thit-tarn]] with [[Saranyu Wongkrajarng (Tua)]] (Ch.7, 1996) |
| − | *[[Sai Lohit (1995)]] | + | *[[Tutdow Bussaya (1997)]] with [[Ekarat Sarasuk (Ek)]] (Ch.7, 1997) |
| − | *[[Dok Kaew]] | + | *[[Tawan Tor Saeng]] with [[Pete Puntakarn Thongjure]] (Ch.7, 1997) |
| − | *[[Doy Raeng A-thit-tarn]] | + | *[[Luk Tal Loy Keaw (1998)]] with [[Brook Danuporn Punnakun]] (Ch.7, 1998) |
| − | *[[Tutdow Bussaya (1997)]] | + | *[[Sawan Biang]] with [[Brook Danuporn Punnakun]] (Ch.7, 1998) |
| − | *[[Tawan Tor Saeng]] | + | *[[Kharm See Tan Dorn]] with [[Tui Teerapat Satjakul]] (Ch.7, 1999) |
| − | *[[Luk Tal Loy Keaw (1998)]] | + | *[[Tang Khai Lom Prom Mai Likit]] with [[Brook Danuporn Punnakun]] (Ch.7, 1999) |
| − | *[[Sawan Biang]] | + | *[[Marn Bang Jai]] with [[John Ratanaveroj]] (Ch.7, 2000) |
| − | *[[Kharm See Tan Dorn]] | + | *[[Luk Mai Klai Ton (2000)]] with [[Andrew Gregson (Andy)]] (Ch.7, 2000) |
| − | *[[Tang Khai Lom Prom Mai Likit]] | + | *[[Dung Swansab]] with [[Poh Nattawut Skidjai]] (Ch.7, 2001) |
| − | *[[Marn Bang Jai]] | + | *[[Ngao Jai]] with [[Brook Danuporn Punnakun]] (Ch.7, 2001) |
| − | *[[Luk Mai Klai Ton (2000)]] | + | *[[Katakorn Kammathep]] with [[Poh Nattawut Skidjai]] (Ch.7, 2002) |
| − | *[[Dung Swansab]] | + | *[[Maekala]] with [[Utsadawut Lerngsuntorn]] (Woot) (Ch.7, 2002) |
| − | *[[Ngao Jai]] | + | *[[Mae Khun Aei]] with [[Oil Thana Suttikamul]] (Ch.7, 2003) |
| − | *[[Katakorn Kammathep]] | + | *[[Khun Jaew Kapao Kai Khun Chai Khai Dao]]with [[Julachak Chakrapong (Hugo)]] (Ch.7, 2003) |
| − | *[[Maekala]] | + | *[[Ruk Kern Pikad Kaen (2004)]] with [[Mos Patiparn Pataweekarn]] (Ch.7, 2004) |
| − | *[[Mae Khun Aei ]] | + | *[[Duan Duard]] with [[Vee Veraparb Suparbpaiboon]] (April 2004) |
| − | *[[Khun Jaew Kapao Kai Khun Chai Khai Dao]]with [[Julachak Chakrapong (Hugo)]] | + | *[[Khun Por Rub Jang]] with [[Sornram Tappituk (Num)]] (Ch.7, 2004) |
| − | *[[Ruk Kern Pikad Kaen (2004)]] | + | *[[Mon Rak Look Toong]] with [[Poh Nattawut Skidjai]] (Ch.7, 2005) |
| − | *[[Duan Duard]] | + | *[[Sapai Tornado]] with [[Paul Pattarapol Silapajarn]](Ch.7, 2005) |
| − | *[[Khun Por Rub Jang]] | + | *[[Lhong Ngao Jun]] with [[Stephan Santi Visaboonchai]] (Ch.7, 2006) |
| − | *[[Mon Rak Look Toong]] | + | *[[Duang Jai Patiharn]] with [[Sornram Tappituk (Num)]] (Ch.7, 2007) |
| − | *[[Sapai Tornado]] | + | *[[Kon Rak Game Payabaht]] with [[Chakrit Yamnarm (Krit)]](Ch.7, 2006) |
| − | *[[Lhong Ngao Jun]] | + | *[[Poo Soam Fau Sab]] with [[Stephan Santi Visaboonchai]] (Ch.7, 2007) |
| − | *[[Duang Jai Patiharn]] | + | *[[Busaba Reh Rak]] with [[Vee Veraparb Suparbpaiboon]] (Ch.7, 2007) |
| − | *[[Kon Rak Game Payabaht]] | + | *[[Sai Yai Sawad (2008)]] with [[Stephan Santi Visaboonchai]] (Ch.7, 2008) |
| − | *[[Poo Soam Fau Sab]] | + | *[[Nang Tard (2008)]] with [[Vee Veraparb Suparbpaiboon]] (Ch.7, 2008) |
| − | *[[Busaba Reh Rak]] | + | *[[Silamanee (2008)]] with [[Paul Pattarapol Silapajarn]] (Ch.7, 2008) |
| − | *[[Sai Yai Sawad (2008)]] | + | *[[Reun Son Ruk]] with [[Kelly Rattapong Tanapat]] (Ch.7, 2010) |
| − | *[[Nang Tard (2008)]] | ||
| − | *[[Silamanee (2008)]] | ||
| − | *[[Reun Son Ruk]] | ||
====Mini series==== | ====Mini series==== | ||
Revision as of 20:32, 1 July 2010
Contents
Profile
- Name: Suvanant Kongying
- Nickname: Kob
- Profession: Actress
- Date of birth: July 22, 1978
- Birthplace: Thailand
- Height: 167 cm
- Weight: 46 kg
- Sibling: 2 (1 Younger brother)
- Status: Married to Brook Danuporn Punnakun
- Sport: Ice Skating, Swimming, Badminton
- University: Rangsit University
- Major: Advertising
If anyone wants to add more to the list please go ahead and copy the same format
About Kob Suvanant Kongying
Her father was a farmer while her mother was a school teacher in a little country town. She lived with her grandmother until she was five and then moved back with her parents. Kob grew up with her two close co-stars; Sornram Tappituk (Num) and Kunchai Kumnerdploy (Num). The three of them went to the same country school and grew up together and now are acting together. Payong was Kob's very first lakorn that featured her as the nang'ek, her pay'ek in this lakorn was non other than her close childhood friend Sornram Tappituk (Num) that she practially grew up with. The three also runited in 2005 to flim the lakorn Khun Por Rub Jang (Daddy for Hire). Kob claims that she is the biggest dork and geek but everyone knows that she is a "the most beautiful dork/geek, we will ever meet in our lives." Earlier this year she signed on to be the spokenswomen for Mistine cosmetics.
Television
- Ma Lai Thong (January 1992)
- Yor Pra Klin (June 1992)
Lakorns
- Payong with Sornram Tappituk (Num) (Ch.7, 1993)
- Kert Tae Tom with Touch Na Takuathung (Ch.7, 1993)
- Dao Prasook with Sornram Tappituk (Num) (Ch.7, 1994)
- Dao Tame Din with Got Jakrapun Abkornburi (Ch.7, 1995)
- Oh Mada with Billy Ogan (Ch.7, 1995)
- Sai Lohit (1995) with Sornram Tappituk (Num) (Ch.7, 1995)
- Dok Kaew with Bee Swiss Petvisetsiri (Ch.7, 1996)
- Doy Raeng A-thit-tarn with Saranyu Wongkrajarng (Tua) (Ch.7, 1996)
- Tutdow Bussaya (1997) with Ekarat Sarasuk (Ek) (Ch.7, 1997)
- Tawan Tor Saeng with Pete Puntakarn Thongjure (Ch.7, 1997)
- Luk Tal Loy Keaw (1998) with Brook Danuporn Punnakun (Ch.7, 1998)
- Sawan Biang with Brook Danuporn Punnakun (Ch.7, 1998)
- Kharm See Tan Dorn with Tui Teerapat Satjakul (Ch.7, 1999)
- Tang Khai Lom Prom Mai Likit with Brook Danuporn Punnakun (Ch.7, 1999)
- Marn Bang Jai with John Ratanaveroj (Ch.7, 2000)
- Luk Mai Klai Ton (2000) with Andrew Gregson (Andy) (Ch.7, 2000)
- Dung Swansab with Poh Nattawut Skidjai (Ch.7, 2001)
- Ngao Jai with Brook Danuporn Punnakun (Ch.7, 2001)
- Katakorn Kammathep with Poh Nattawut Skidjai (Ch.7, 2002)
- Maekala with Utsadawut Lerngsuntorn (Woot) (Ch.7, 2002)
- Mae Khun Aei with Oil Thana Suttikamul (Ch.7, 2003)
- Khun Jaew Kapao Kai Khun Chai Khai Daowith Julachak Chakrapong (Hugo) (Ch.7, 2003)
- Ruk Kern Pikad Kaen (2004) with Mos Patiparn Pataweekarn (Ch.7, 2004)
- Duan Duard with Vee Veraparb Suparbpaiboon (April 2004)
- Khun Por Rub Jang with Sornram Tappituk (Num) (Ch.7, 2004)
- Mon Rak Look Toong with Poh Nattawut Skidjai (Ch.7, 2005)
- Sapai Tornado with Paul Pattarapol Silapajarn(Ch.7, 2005)
- Lhong Ngao Jun with Stephan Santi Visaboonchai (Ch.7, 2006)
- Duang Jai Patiharn with Sornram Tappituk (Num) (Ch.7, 2007)
- Kon Rak Game Payabaht with Chakrit Yamnarm (Krit)(Ch.7, 2006)
- Poo Soam Fau Sab with Stephan Santi Visaboonchai (Ch.7, 2007)
- Busaba Reh Rak with Vee Veraparb Suparbpaiboon (Ch.7, 2007)
- Sai Yai Sawad (2008) with Stephan Santi Visaboonchai (Ch.7, 2008)
- Nang Tard (2008) with Vee Veraparb Suparbpaiboon (Ch.7, 2008)
- Silamanee (2008) with Paul Pattarapol Silapajarn (Ch.7, 2008)
- Reun Son Ruk with Kelly Rattapong Tanapat (Ch.7, 2010)
Mini series
- San Dan Babb
- Ru Tau Mua Ja Tai (minor Role)
- Ratree Phirap
- Chomrom Tor Tarn Pu-ying
- Ma Mia
- Hom Klin Kwam Ruk
- Duchanee Nang
- Phan Nung Ratree
- Siam Manusti
- Majurat Ting-Tong (guest)
- Ngern Ngern Ngern (guest)
- Ru Fa Yang Fa Yu
- Thong Lang Pra
- Mae Pra Thorranee...
Films
- Numtaohoo & Kru rabearb
- Song Jabb Nung jeed
- Kongroi Ha Soon Nung : Tung Jai ja tak, tae mai tak theaw
- Mai tee, Poo Kan and Soi tee
Magazine Gallery
News/Gossip
- News/Gossip
- News/Gossip
Add in what you want. Try to add info such as where the news/gossip comes from (give credit) and link to the forum thread if it exists.
Links
- Kob's International Fan Forum — requires registration, in English
- Kob's Thai Fan Forum — in Thai
- Kobclub — fan-site, mostly in Thai
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