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Willie McIntosh (Thai: วิลลี่ แมคอินทอช) is a Thai actor and television presenter. He also produces TV show and Thai films such as Saranair Show, Saranair Siblor and Saranair hen phi.[2]
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| วิลลี่ แมคอินทอช | |
 Willie McIntosh | |
| Born | Ruengrit McIntosh (Thai: เริงฤทธิ์ แมคอินทอช) April 4, 1970[1] Bangkok, Thailand |
| Education | Eastern Michigan University College of Technology |
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| Spouse | Geraldine Ricondel |
| Children | 1 |
| Relatives | Kathaleeya McIntosh |
Early life and education edit
McIntosh was born to a Scottish father and a Thai Chinese mother.[1] His sister is also a well-known Thai actress, Kathaleeya McIntosh.[3] He graduated from Eastern Michigan University, United States.[4]
Personal life edit
In 1995, McIntosh began dating fashion model Geraldine Ricondell. They were married in 2006, at the Holy Rosary Church. Ricondell gave birth to their son on 19 August 2014 in Bangkok.[5]
Filmography edit
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- (1989) Tanya: Maemod Yod Yoong
- (1990) Num Sao
- (1991) Mangkon Chao Phaya 2
- (1995) Mahasajan Hang Rak
- (2009) Saranae Hao Peng
- (2010) Saranae Siblor
- (2010) Saranae hen phi
- (2012) Saranae O sei kai
- (2017) Saranae Love You
- (2021) Dark World
- (2022) Baktangmo
Television edit
TV Series edit
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- Reun Ram (1993) (Channel 7)
- Muean Khon La Fark Fah (1994) (Channel 3)
- Prasard Mued (1994) (Channel 3)
- Nimit Hang Ruk (1995) (Channel 3)
- Fai Tang See (1995) (Channel 3)
- Sai See Pleung (1996) (Channel 3)
- Ruk Diow Kong Jenjira (1996) (Channel 3)
- Tam Hua Jai Pai Sood Lah (1997) (Channel 3)
- Fai Luang (1998) (1998) (Channel 3)
- Pao Pla Lai (1998) (Channel 3)
- Jarkfun Sunirandon (1998) (Channel 3)
- Ruk Lae Patubai (1999) (Channel 3)
- Manee Yard Fah (2000) (Channel 3)
- Kak Petch (2001) (Channel 3)
- Viwa Salub (2002) (Channel 3)
- Nangrai (2001) (Channel 3)
- 5 Kom (2002) (Channel 3)
- Kor Plik Fah Tarm Lah Tur (2003) (Channel 3)
- Jay Dun Chun Ruk Tur (2005) (Channel 3)
- 2 Pu Ying Yai (2005) (Channel 3)
- Sapai Ka Fak (2005) (Channel 3)
- Soo Fun Nirundorn (2008) (Channel 3)
- Sut Saneha (2009) (Channel 3)
- Club Friday The Series 5 (2015) (GMM25)
- Seu Rissaya (2015) (ONEHD)
- Poo Ying Kon Nun Chue Boonrawd (2015) (ONEHD)
- Krungthep Mahanakorn Sorn Ruk (2016) (ONEHD)
- Plerng Kritsana The Series (2017) (GMM25)
- Cheewit Puer Kah Huajai Puer Tur (2017) (ONEHD)
- Club Friday Celeb's Stories (2017) (GMM25)
- Paragit Ruk Series (2017) (Channel 7)
- The Single Mom (2017) (Channel 3)
- Sampat Ruttikan (2018) (GMM25)
- Duang Jai Nai Fai Nhao (2018) (Channel 3)
- Khun Por Jorm Sa (2018) (GMM25)
- Barb Rak (2018) (OneHD)
- Nong Mai Rai Borisut (2018) (Channel 3)
- Songkram Nak Pun (2019) (OneHD)
- Luk Krung (2019) (OneHD)
- Songkram Nak Pun Season 2 (2019) (OneHD)
- Why R U The Series (2020) (OneHD)
- Bad Genius (2020) (OneHD)
- Club Friday The Series 12 (2020) (GMM25)
- Lady Bancham (2020) (OneHD)
- Khun Mae Mafia (2020) (GMM25)
- Ray Ya (2021) (Ch8)
- Tawan Tok Din (2021) (AmarinTV)
- Rak Niran Jantra (2021) (Channel 3)
- Songkram Dokmai (2022) (GMM25)
- Lay Luntaya (2022) (Channel 8)
- Srisamarn (2022) (Channel 8)
- Suptar 2550 (2022) (Channel 3)
- Fah Than Tawan (2022) (AmarinTV)
- Love at First Night (2024) (Channel 3)
- Muea Tawan Lab Fah (2024) (Channel 3)
TV Program edit
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References edit
- ^ a b "ครอบครัวแมคอินทอช". 12 April 2021.
- ^ "Ple's sayonara to 'Saranair', 'I just play a bully now', Lakorn lateness". Bangkok Post. 23 Sep 2012.
- ^ "ภาพอบอุ่น "วิลลี่-แหม่ม" พาลูกๆ เช็คอินลอนดอน ความรักความผูกพันของรุ่นลูกๆ". 9 Jun 2022.
- ^ "Free Willie". The cloud. 24 Mar 2022.
- ^ "Press sees too much of Willy's toddler, then not enough". The Nation. December 8, 2014. Archived from the original on July 20, 2018. Retrieved July 20, 2018.