Sarinthip Siriwan

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Sarinthip Siriwan^[1] (Thai: ศรินทิพย์ ศิริวรรณ) is a Thai actress. She made her debut in a leading role in the film Hell Hotel (Thai: โรงแรมนรก) by Rattana Pestonji with Chana Sri-ubon and Surasit Sattayawong. She is a three-time recipient of the Saraswati award (Thai: รางวัลตุ๊กตาทอง). She received two in the Best Supporting Actress category for Free Chinese Movement (Thai: ขบวนเสรีจีน) 1959 and Son of the Northeast (Thai: ลูกอีสาน) 1982,^[2] and one in the Best Comedienne category for Unending Fire of Passion (Thai: ไม่สิ้นไร้ไฟสวาท).^[2] When she moved on to television dramas, her typical roles were as mothers due to her stern face. One of her most memorable role is as the matriarch in the television drama version of Ban sai thong (Thai: บ้านทรายทอง) with Jarunee Suksawat and Phorchet Kaenphet.

Early life[]

Siriwan's real name is Phailin Collin and was born in Nakhon chaisri District, Nakhon Pathom in 1926.^[3] Her father is Dutch. She graduated from Phadung Darunee school.

Disappearance[]

Siriwan disappeared on 3 December 1987,^[4] while she was filming the movie E chu ku pu pa (Thai: อีจู้กู้ปู่ป้า) by Kamthorn Thapkhanlai. Until now, no trace of her has been found.

See also[]

• List of people who disappeared

Filmography[]

• 1957 - โรงแรมนรก (Rongraem narok / Hotel Hell)
• 1959 - ขบวนเสรีจีน (Khabuan seri chin / Free Chinese Movement)
• 1977 - แผลเก่า (Phlae kao)
• 1979 - ลูกทาส (Look thas)
• 1980 - บ้านทรายทอง (Ban sai thong)
• 1982 - ลูกอีสาน (Son of the Northeast)
• 1983 - รัตนาวดี (Rattanawadee)
• 1986 - ไม่สิ้นไร้ไฟสวาท (Unending Fire of Passion)
• 1988 - อีจู้กู้ปู่ป่า (E chu ku pu pa)

Drama[]

• 1961 - Si phaen din (สี่แผ่นดิน)
• 1966 - Leuat Ayuddhaya (เลือดอยุธยา)
• 1979 - Rom chat (ร่มฉัตร)
• 1980 - Rak nan nirandorn (รักนั้นนิรันดร)
• 1982 - Phor krua hua pah (พ่อครัวหัวป่าก์)
• 1985 - Kar long foong (กาหลงฝูง)
• 1987 - Fah tam (ฟ้าต่ำ)
• 1988 - Sa mi ti tra (สามีตีตรา)

References[]

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