Atthaporn Teemakorn

Noom Atthaporn Teemakorn is a multifaceted talent from Pak Phayun, Phatthalung province, celebrated for his contributions as an actor, musician, singer, and director. Born to esteemed actor Poonsawat Teemakorn, Noom pursued a degree in business management at Saint John's University in Bangkok, which laid the groundwork for his diverse career in the entertainment industry.

His journey began on the popular talk show "Jan Kraphrip" (later known as Jan Phan Dao), where he made his first public appearance alongside his father. Noom's acting debut came in 1994 with the lakorn "Run Nueng Tuek Ha Na Doem." His dedication and talent quickly garnered recognition, leading to a significant achievement in 1999 when he received the Golden Doll Award for Best Supporting Actor for his performance in the film "Kamphaeng."

In 2004, his portrayal in "The Letter" earned him a nomination for Best Actor from the Federation of National Film Associations of Thailand, further solidifying his status in the film industry. Beyond his professional accomplishments, Noom shares a personal life with his wife, actress Fai Arinrada Pitimarat, and they are proud parents to two children, Anda and Adam. Noom's career continues to evolve, marking him as a prominent figure in Thai entertainment.