Nat Puvanai Filmography
Actor16 FILMS IN DB
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NatPuvanai
Known for Acting · Sunset at Chaophraya, The Great Man of Shoompae, The Hell of Tarutao
16
FILMS IN DB
$63
TOTAL VALUE
3
PRICED
$21
AVG VALUE
BLU-RAY
BEST FORMAT
💎
RAREST RELEASE
Crocodile
~$63 · BETAMAX · 1979
📈
MOST VALUABLE
Hao Dong
$0 · Est. market value
BIOGRAPHY
BORN
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BIRTHPLACE
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KNOWN FOR
Acting
TOTAL CREDITS
15 (TMDb)
IN WATCHROSTER DB
16 matched films
HIGHEST VALUE RELEASES
FILMS BY DECADE
FULL FILMOGRAPHY
16 filmsTITLE
YEAR
ROLE
FORMATS
RATING
VALUE
Hao Dong
1983
Lead
—
—
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คำสั่งเสือ
1983
Lead
—
—
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Waew Mayura
1982
Lead
—
—
+ TRACK
Crocodile
Dr. Tony Akom
1979
Lead
★ 3.3
$63
+ TRACK
Crocodile Fangs
1978
Lead
★ 3.0
—
+ TRACK
Devil Killer II
Jom Kamphaengsaen
1977
Lead
—
—
+ TRACK
The Great Man of Shoompae
Chiayo
1976
Lead
★ 5.2
—
+ TRACK
The Hell of Tarutao
1976
Lead
★ 4.2
—
+ TRACK
Five Oversea Mission
1975
Lead
—
—
+ TRACK
Devil Killer
Jom Kamphaengsaen
1975
Lead
—
—
+ TRACK
Ghost Hotel
1975
Lead
—
—
+ TRACK
Ghost Hysteria Girl
1975
Lead
—
—
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Water Erodes Sand
1973
Lead
—
—
+ TRACK
Sunset at Chaophraya
Kobori
1973
Lead
★ 6.0
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+ TRACK
Snake Queen
Pira / Tira
1972
Lead
—
—
+ TRACK
แด่คุณครูด้วยคมแฝก
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Lead
—
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+ TRACK
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Nat Puvanai known for?
Nat Puvanai is known for acting, with notable roles in films such as 'Crocodile Fangs' (1978), 'Ghost Hotel' (1975), and 'Crocodile' (1979) as Dr. Tony Akom.
What genres does Nat Puvanai's filmography span?
Nat Puvanai's filmography includes genres such as Action, Horror, Drama, Crime, Adventure, and Mystery.
What era or decades does Nat Puvanai's work cover?
Nat Puvanai's work spans from 1972 to 1983, with the most-active decade being the 1970s.
How many films are in Nat Puvanai's filmography?
Nat Puvanai has a total of 16 films listed in their filmography.
On what physical media formats do Nat Puvanai's films appear?
Nat Puvanai's films are available on Betamax, Blu-ray, and DVD.
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