
Varut Woratham
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Warut Woratam (Nickname: Oh) was a Thai film and TV actor, host, and model. He is best known for his role as Kobori, an Imperial Japanese soldier and protagonist of 1988 film “Khu Kam,” which earned him a Phra Surasawadi Award (Golden Doll Award) for upcoming male actor. Warut then starred in many more films and television dramas, as well as hosting many TV shows. One of his prominent programs was “Ono Show,” which he hosted with his friend, actor Maethanee “Nino” Buranasiri. Among Warut's awards is the 1992 Golden Television Award for best actor in the drama "Nai Fun". After his career took a downturn, Warut became a heavy smoker and drinker. He had gone to rehab at least once for his drinking problem. On September 9, 2018, Warut reportedly fell unconscious at his Chiang Mai home and was admitted to a local hospital for treatment. After two nights in intensive care, he passed away on September 11, 2018. He leaves behind two children.
Known for
Credits

The Legend of Suriyothai (2001)
as Lord Sihatu

The Blue Elephant 2 (2009)
as Chitlit (voice)

Elephant Kingdom (2016)
Actor

King Naresuan: Part 3 (2011)
as Sihatu

Friendship (2008)
as Jootden

Oh My Ghost 3 (2012)
as Hangle

Promise Me Not (2005)
as Nikorn

Sunset at Chaopraya (1988)
as Kobori

The Thai Thief (2006)
as Yamada

Nang Eye (1990)
as Kampol

Chai Laew Lud Lei (1989)
as Manoch

I Miss You (1992)
as Teh

Tomorrow I Will Love You (1989)
Actor

Suthee (1989)
as Suthee #1

Hor Hue Hue (1992)
as Nammon

Karn (1988)
as Karn

Dog (1991)
Actor

Time Machine (1991)
Actor





