
Acting
Jan 27, 1985
Bangkok, Thailand
Akkaphan Namart
Acting
Biography
Om Akkaphan Namart is a Thai actor. He graduated from Bangkok University. He made his television debut through "Ruk Sorn Kaen" in 2008, however, he wouldn't get his first main role until 2010 in the show "Sao Chai Hi-Tech". Following his success on the small screen, he made his movie debut in 2013 with the film "Coffee Please". Outside of acting, he is a qualified diver and frequently takes part in diving expeditions
Feature Films (3)

In the wake of a successful robbery, three thieves face a dilemma: To access their loot, which they buried beneath a monastery before the building broke ground, they'll have to fool the monks and join the order.
In the Shadow of the Naga

4 horror stories from 4 countries, beginning with murder in disguise and ending with vengeful spirits: Thailand. When a teenage boy wants to make money to pay off his gambling debt, he goes to work at a condo in the hopes of stealing things. Knowing and knowing that there were rumors that a housekeeper and a guard here mysteriously disappeared. Cambodia. When a young Thai policeman accidentally kills a Burmese worker So he fled and hid in a small hotel, where he encountered a strange atmosphere. Who didn't know if it was caused by his subconscious or if someone was really watching him. Laos. When a Lao woman has to come and take the body of her deceased brother in Thailand back to her hometown When she returned home, she found her mother had fainted and began to experience ghost-like symptoms. Myanmar. Burmese women cannot communicate with their husbands who come to work in Thailand. At the same time, she felt like something was trying to communicate with her.
The Return

A man who wants to become a barrister falls for an architect, while another man heads up north to pursue a dream of starting a coffee plantation, where he meets a woman who shares his passion.
Coffee Please
Television & Series (20)

Korakot Benjarong came back from the USA immediately after hearing about his father's, Dr. Krai Benjarong, death. On the first day of his arrival to Thailand, Lord Autthawatee, the family’s lawyer, informed him about the will that his father had left behind. The condition in the will stated that he would get his father’s entire asset only when he marries La Ong Dao, a girl who was adopted by Dr. Krai since she was born.
La Ong Dao

When Khemika discovers she has a twin, Kwanta, and that her twin has gone missing, she poses as Kwanta to find out what happened to her. Chanon, Kwanta’s husband, is conflicted by his unfaithful wife’s reappearance. Hurt by her infidelity, he can neither forgive nor forget, but deep down, he still loves her despite his claims otherwise. When Chanon finds himself falling for his wife “again,” will he survive being deceived again? Will Khemika be successful in her quest, and what happens when she starts falling for her brother-in-law?
Jao Sao Salatan

A prince forced into exile after his father’s overthrow is separated from his adopted sister, Marnfah. Years later, now living under the name Bralee, she unknowingly reunites with him in Hong Kong. As their bond rekindles, he must choose between reclaiming his lost throne or embracing a life built on love and devotion by her side.
The End of Waiting

Om’s character is Nol Ratsamee, a heartbroken, woman hating, completely introverted, angry, handsome young man. His former girlfriend screwed him over and left him for his best friend and took his money. His depressive state and views on love and women, garners the attention of his younger sister who is very concern, so she teams up with her bubbly/cheerful best friend Reuangrin Narokmon (Rin) played by Jui Warattaya to find him a girl and to make him be ‘happy’ again. Reungrin moves into their home as maidservant to get close to Om, to know his habits and likes, so that she can play his matchmaker. But a problem arises, Reuangrin begins to fall for Nol.








