Manas Boonyakiat

Acting

Manas Boonyakiat

Born

1923-09-06 (103)

Known for

Acting

Credits

9 titles

Manas Boonyakiat was often playing the grandmother or the mother in Thai movies.

Known for

The War Lord poster
NR

Fifteen years after the fall of Ayutthaya, Thai forces led by King Naresuan successfully pushed Burmese troops out of the boundary city of Klaeng. However, this leads to retaliation from the Burmese Kingdom, who sends their troops to crush the remaining influences of Siam. A warlord who had recently lost his teacher may prove to be the only formidable force that Siam has left.

The War Lord

1976

Ejugupupa poster
NR

No synopsis available yet.

Ejugupupa

1988

Ban Tae Girl poster
NR

Navin (Sombat), a development officer, is sent to develop Ban Tae subdistrict in northern Thailand. He meets Kamphu (Suthisa) and they fall in love. One day, Navin receives an official letter ordering him to return to Bangkok and is forced to marry Orapin (Yaowaret), a woman his mother has chosen for him. Time passes, and Kamphu and his friends from Ban Tae decide to travel to Bangkok to find Navin.

Ban Tae Girl

1968

Paradise Island poster
6.5

The scenery of Samui in 1969 is the background of the musical love story between the couples from the rival families. Sombat Mathanee stars the playboy, Paduempun against Arunya Naamwong who plays the business girl, Napaporn. They came to Paradise Island to take care of their family coconut orchards. They bet who could work more successful. If the guy won, the girl must have married him. If he lost, he gave up his business to her. In the midst of controversy, he fell in love with her. Meanwhile, she began to be confused because she might be in love with him as well.

Paradise Island

1969

No artwork available
NR

1979, Bangkok is a city of 5 million. The film instead focuses on the unhoused people on the streets; their daily lives, their struggles and their dreams.

คนกลางแดด

1979

Mrs. Saming Prai poster
NR

Thai horror film.

Mrs. Saming Prai

1963

Film credits

1970s · 5 titles

1960s · 3 titles