Ananda Everingham
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Ananda Everingham (Thai: อนันดา เอเวอริ่งแฮม; Lao: ອນນັດາ ເອເວອຣິ່ງແຮນ, born 31 May 1982 in Thailand) is a Laotian-Australian film actor who was born in Thailand. Working primarily in Thai films, he is best known for his lead role in the 2004 horror film, Shutter.
Known for
Credits
Shutter (2004)
as Tun
Mae Bia (2015)
as Eakkapop
The Library (2013)
as Jim Arnothai
Fatherland (2012)
Actor
3 Good Guys (2026)
as Kwan
Eternity (2010)
as Sangmong
Khun Pan 3 (2023)
as Khun Pan
Legend of the Tsunami Warrior (2008)
as Sea Gypsy Pari
Bangkok Blues (2009)
Actor
Pleasure Factory (2007)
as Chris
The Leap Years (2008)
as Jeremy
At the Gate of the Ghost (2011)
as Chao La Fa
The Red Eagle (2010)
as Red Eagle / Rome Rittikrai
Still 2 (2014)
as Mysterious Man (segment "13")
My Ex 2: Haunted Lover (2010)
as Ex Boyfriend
Sway (2014)
as Palm
Khun Pan (2016)
as Khun Pan
Ploy (2007)
as Nut
The Cursed Land (2024)
as Mit
Khun Pan 2 (2018)
as Khun Pan
Good Morning, Luang Prabang (2008)
as Sorn
Four (2011)
as Nueng (segment "Psycho Night")
The Coffin (2008)
as Chris
303 Fear Faith Revenge (1998)
as Ghu
Pattaya Heat (2024)
as Simon
Shambhala (2012)
as Tin
Concrete Clouds (2013)
as Mutt
Tid Noi: More Than True Love (2023)
as Mak
Reside (2018)
as Dej
Hong Hoon (2014)
as Nop
Serpent Beauty (2025)
as Benjamin
Love H2O (2015)
as Ohm
Ghost Delivery (2003)
as Piranhaana
Digital Sam in Sam Saek 2006: Talk to Her (2006)
as Ananda
Happy Birthday (2008)
as Ten
O.T. Ghost Overtime (2014)
as Din
Surviving Silence (—)
as Grayson
Hi-So (2010)
as Ananda
Me… Myself (2007)
as Tan
7 Days (2018)
as Chef Kong
Twelve Twenty (2006)
as Man
Resemblance (2023)
as Bobby
Delivery Man (2026)
as Dith
Go Away Mr. Tumor (2021)
as Gavin
Memory (2008)
as Krit
Kalayaan (2012)
as Julian
Replace Me (—)
Actor
Bangkok Time (2007)
Actor
Supposed (2023)
as Non / Noom
Anda and Fahsai (1997)
as Anda