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Mamee's first film role was as the star of the [[2001 in film|2001]] horror film, ''[[Mae bia]]'' (''Snake Lady''), in which she portrayed a woman who has a symbiotic relationship with a [[cobra]]. She then starred in ''[[Butterfly Man]]'', an Anglo-Thai production directed by [[Kaprice Kea]]. She portrayed a traditional Thai [[massage|massuese]] who becomes the love object for a young British backpacker, portrayed by [[Stuart Laing]]. It was her first [[English language|English-speaking]] role. |
Mamee's first film role was as the star of the [[2001 in film|2001]] horror film, ''[[Mae bia]]'' (''Snake Lady''), in which she portrayed a woman who has a symbiotic relationship with a [[cobra]]. She then starred in ''[[Butterfly Man]]'', an Anglo-Thai production directed by [[Kaprice Kea]]. She portrayed a traditional Thai [[massage|massuese]] who becomes the love object for a young British backpacker, portrayed by [[Stuart Laing (actor)|Stuart Laing]]. It was her first [[English language|English-speaking]] role. |
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In 2005, Mamee starred in ''[[Art of the Devil 2]]'', a thriller in which she portrayed a teacher at a rural school who has a cruel prank played on her by some students. She then gets her revenge by learning [[black magic]] and using it on her former students. For her role in ''Art of the Devil 2'', she was nominated for best actress by the [[Bangkok Critics Assembly]]. She was also nominated for best supporting actress for the [[Thailand National Film Awards]], but asked that the nomination be withdrawn out of protest.<ref>[http://www.thaicinema.org/temp12mamee.asp#samaphan Critics Club's Award-winners Announced], ThaiCinema.org, February 15, 2006</ref><ref>[http://www.thaicinema.org/news&scoops_54critic2.asp Breaking News: Five Star - National Film Association Federation Dispute], ThaiCinema.org, December 29, 2005</ref> |
In 2005, Mamee starred in ''[[Art of the Devil 2]]'', a thriller in which she portrayed a teacher at a rural school who has a cruel prank played on her by some students. She then gets her revenge by learning [[black magic]] and using it on her former students. For her role in ''Art of the Devil 2'', she was nominated for best actress by the [[Bangkok Critics Assembly]]. She was also nominated for best supporting actress for the [[Thailand National Film Awards]], but asked that the nomination be withdrawn out of protest.<ref>[http://www.thaicinema.org/temp12mamee.asp#samaphan Critics Club's Award-winners Announced], ThaiCinema.org, February 15, 2006</ref><ref>[http://www.thaicinema.org/news&scoops_54critic2.asp Breaking News: Five Star - National Film Association Federation Dispute], ThaiCinema.org, December 29, 2005</ref> |
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Revision as of 17:44, 25 November 2016
Napakpapha Nakprasitte | |
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 Mamee at the awards banquet for the 2007 Bangkok International Film Festival. | |
| Born | Napakpapha Nakprasitte April 19, 1981 |
| Other names | Mamee |
| Occupation | Actress |
| Years active | 2001—present |
Napakpapha Nakprasitte (Template:Lang-th; RTGS: Naphakpapha Nakprasit, and better known as Mamee, born April 19, 1981) is a Thai film actress. She is sometimes credited as Napakapa Nakprasit.
Education
Career
Mamee's first film role was as the star of the 2001 horror film, Mae bia (Snake Lady), in which she portrayed a woman who has a symbiotic relationship with a cobra. She then starred in Butterfly Man, an Anglo-Thai production directed by Kaprice Kea. She portrayed a traditional Thai massuese who becomes the love object for a young British backpacker, portrayed by Stuart Laing. It was her first English-speaking role.
In 2005, Mamee starred in Art of the Devil 2, a thriller in which she portrayed a teacher at a rural school who has a cruel prank played on her by some students. She then gets her revenge by learning black magic and using it on her former students. For her role in Art of the Devil 2, she was nominated for best actress by the Bangkok Critics Assembly. She was also nominated for best supporting actress for the Thailand National Film Awards, but asked that the nomination be withdrawn out of protest.[1][2]
Mamee was featured in an experimental Thai film titled Ma-Mee (Three Friends), a partly fictional docu-drama in which she and two of her bikini-clad girlfriends (Jitraporn Panit and Penporn Poonsaem) go to an island for a video shoot, with the camera following their activities both on the set and off.
She was listed among the cast for the 2006 Canadian horror-comedy, 1st Bite, by Malaysian-Canadian director Hunt Hoe.
She starred in Art of the Devil 3 in 2008.
Filmography
- 2001 - Mae bia (Snake Lady)
- 2002 - Butterfly Man
- 2004 - Pad Thai Story
- 2005 - Long khong (Art of the Devil 2)
- 2005 - Ma-mee (Three Friends)
- 2006 - 1st Bite
- 2008 - Long khong 24 (Art of the Devil 3)
- 2009 - Bitter/Sweet
- 2011 - Largo Winch II
References
- ^ Critics Club's Award-winners Announced, ThaiCinema.org, February 15, 2006
- ^ Breaking News: Five Star - National Film Association Federation Dispute, ThaiCinema.org, December 29, 2005
External links
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