Andrew Gregson
Andrew Gregson
3 Movies
10 Series
TV Shows
Plays 'Korn' Pakorn Ananchai / 'Tri' Trisilp Pells
Woon Ruk Nakkao
2020
Plays "Krit" Kritsada / Kritpong
Sadut Ruk
2006
Plays Aran
Voice
2019
Plays Din
Sai Lub Rak Puan
2016
Plays Athit / "Thit"
Torranee Ni Nee Krai Krong
1998
Plays Paya
Wimarn Mekala
2016
Plays ต๋อง
Ruk Kerd Nai Tarad Sod
2001
Plays 'Khim' Khanin Leelawirotwong
Dragon's Blood: Raed
2015
Plays 'Khim' Khanin Leelawirotwong
Dragon's Blood: Singh
2015
Plays 'Khim' Khanin Leelawirotwong
Dragon's Blood: Suea
2015
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The Cycle
Full Filmography
The Cycle
Puth
2025
Film
Woon Ruk Nakkao
'Korn' Pakorn Ananchai / 'Tri' Trisilp Pells · 26 episodes
2020–
TV
Voice
Aran · 16 episodes
2019–
TV
Sai Lub Rak Puan
Din · 14 episodes
2016–
TV
Wimarn Mekala
Paya · 13 episodes
2016–
TV
Dragon's Blood: Raed
'Khim' Khanin Leelawirotwong · 10 episodes
2015–
TV
Dragon's Blood: Singh
'Khim' Khanin Leelawirotwong · 10 episodes
2015–
TV
Dragon's Blood: Suea
'Khim' Khanin Leelawirotwong · 9 episodes
2015–
TV
Sadut Ruk
"Krit" Kritsada / Kritpong · 16 episodes
2006–
TV
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Frequently Asked Questions
How old is Andrew Gregson and where are they from?
Andrew Gregson is 48 years old, born on September 1, 1978 in Bangkok, Thailand.
What are the most famous roles of Andrew Gregson?
Andrew Gregson is best known for roles in The Remaker, Men’s Diary, Goodbye Summer.
How many movies has Andrew Gregson been in?
Over a 32-year career (since 1994), Andrew Gregson has appeared in 3 movies and 10 TV shows.
What was Andrew Gregson's first movie?
The career of Andrew Gregson began with Men’s Diary (1994).
What is Andrew Gregson's most recent movie or series?
Andrew Gregson's most recent release is The Cycle, which premiered on September 11, 2025.
What TV shows has Andrew Gregson appeared in?
On television, Andrew Gregson has appeared in Voice, The Twelve Zodiacs, Woon Ruk Nakkao, Pom Ruk Salub Hua Jai.
Andrew Gregson
1978-09-01 · Bangkok, Thailand
Andrew Gregson was born in Bangkok, Thailand, and is Thai/German. His awards include Top Awards 2001 - Best Male Lead Actor from Tarng Parn Kamathep; 16th Annual Golden TV Award 2001 - Best Male Lead Actor from Ruk Kerd Nai Tha Lard Sod; Kom Chud Leuk Award 2 2004 - Most Popular Male Lead Actor from Reun Mai See Beige; Mekalah Award 2004 - Best Male Lead Actor in the Drama Genre from Reun Mai See Beige. He also won as HOWE THE BEST ACTOR AWARD in the 2019 Thai Adaptation Crime Drama "Voice".