Biography: Sananthachat Thanapatpisal

Sananthachat Thanapatpisal is a Thai actress who was born on June 20, 1994. She is well recognized for her roles in Hormones: The Series and Boy For Rent as Dao and Smile, respectively (2019).

Fon Sananthachat earned a Bachelor of Arts in English degree from Mahidol University’s Faculty of Liberal Arts in August 2016. In February 2017, she debuted her “FOND” brand, which focuses on women’s footwear.

Fon Sananthachat made her Acting debut in 2012, starring in the drama Muad Ohpas 2 and the film See Sahai Sabai Dee. She also appeared in cameo parts in two films at the moment: Er Rak Error and Seven Something.

In 2013, she was cast in the mega-hit drama Hormones: The Series, in which she played Dao, one of the series’ main protagonists. Fon was cast as “Vee” in the school-horror drama ThirTEEN Terrors in 2014, alongside some of the Hormones Series ensemble, in which she played “Wanida” for the first episode. She then made her appearance as Dao in the second season of Hormones: The Series, in which she co-starred with Belle Kemisara Paladesh in a love storey about homosexuality and same-sex relationships among youths.

She was cast in the third and final episode of the Hormones franchise in 2015. To portray the “graduation” of the former characters from the series set and to make space for a new set of characters who will take new lead roles, only Fon and Belle were kept from the original cast (some of which were introduced in Season 2 and 3 respectively). The original cast members made cameo appearances in the final season’s final episode. In the same year, she played Pear in Torfun Kub Mawin’s film Pear.

Fon featured in a 20-episode drama Hate Love Series (I Hate You, I Love You) on LINE TV in 2016, alongside Hormones co-star Suttata Udomsilp, which ran from September 24, 2016 to January 14, 2017. Fon was cast alongside actor Phumphothingam Nawat in the U-Prince Series: “The Playful Comm-Arts,” which aired on GMM One from December 4, 2016 to December 25, 2016.

In 2017, she will star with Thitipoom Techaapaikhun and Victor Zheng in the upcoming drama Waterboyy The Series,[4] a TV version of the 2015 LGBT-themed film “Waterboyy.” Starting April 9, the drama will air every Sunday on GMMTV.

Fon was cast in one of the four various venues and storylines that make up Bangkok Rak Stories in the same year, with her role being Please. Baitoei Zuvapit, Meiko Chonnikan Netjui, Tou Sedthawut Anusit, Kacha Nontanun, and Chatchawit Techarukpong all played major roles in this series. Tou Sedthawut Anusit, who was also one of the original actors in Hormones The Series, was her partner.