Thanawut Ketsaro
Thanawut Ketsaro is known for No Escape (2015), Happy Birthday Father (2019) and Siam Yuth: The Dawn of the Kingdom (2015).
Thanayong Wongtrakul
Thanayong Wongtrakul was born on November 27, 1970 in Thailand. He is an actor and producer, known for Ajeossi (2010), 2022 Tsunami (2009) and Suriyakhaat (2004).
Thanchanok Kaewta
Thanchanok Kaewta is known for Pernicious (2014) and Strange Encounters (2016).
Thandav Ram
Thandav Ram is known for Nanna Guri Warrant - The Mission (2021), Ondh Kathe Hella (2019) and Abbabba (2024).
Thandi Makhubele
Thandi Makhubele is an actress, known for The Forgiven (2017) and Emoyeni (2018).
Thandi Puren
Thandi Puren is an actress, most recently known for her role as Trish in Ernie Barbarash's Holiday in the Wild, and as Ruby in the progressive horror, The Lullaby (2017, Dir. Darrell James Roodt). Previous lead roles have included the 2018 comedy TV series Vlieënde Springbokkie and The Message (2015, TV Pilot). With her roots in theatre, Thandi's debut film role was opposite Joanna Pacula and Richard Grieco in Dead Easy. Thandi is based in the UK.
Thandi Sebe
Thandi Sebe is an actress and director, known for The Mauritanian (2021), Kleo (2022) and 6-Headed Shark Attack (2018).
Thandiwe Newton
Thandiwe Newton was born in London. She is the daughter of Zimbabwean mother Nyasha, a health-care worker from the Shona tribe, and British father Nick Newton, who worked as a lab technician. She lived in Zambia until political unrest caused her family to move back to the UK, where she lived in Cornwall (in southwest Britain) until she was 11 and enrolled in London's Art Educational School to study modern dance until a back injury forced her to quit dancing. This led to her auditioning for films. Her first role was in John Duigan's Flirting (1991). She then moved to Los Angeles, California to pursue acting. When her British accent limited the amount of work she was getting, she returned to Britain, studied at Cambridge University, and earned a degree in anthropology. Between semesters she continued acting and became noticed in in- demand for future film roles.
Thando Thabethe
Thando Thabethe is a South African-born actress with over 10 years of work in her native country. Her love for acting stemmed from her very first stage play in seventh grade, which she followed up with the very successful career in South African television and film. She has worked on the biggest soaps, dramas, and comedies in her native country, and has hosted the most-esteemed award shows celebrating her industry peers, namely The South African Music Awards and The South African film & TV Awards. Thando's passion for the entertainment industry has seen her explore, and excel in, many areas. in 2017 she became the very first female drive-time host on South Africa's biggest commercial station, following a 10-year run in the radio industry. She is also an esteemed voice artist and TV presenter, and became the very first South African to host her own talk show, "Thando Bares All", from the UK network TLC.
Thandy Matlaila
Thandy Matlaila is a multi-talented media personality that has been on South African television screens for over 14 years now. The film and music graduate from AFDA is an actress, presenter, dance-choreographer, philanthropist and aspiring athlete & yogi. Her brand is all about wellness and health, especially the wellbeing of the youth. She is the former ambassador for Gauteng's Department of Arts & Culture. She is the Brand SA, Play Your Part ambassador and represents the shoe-brand Miss Black Shoes. Thandy has been on popular shows from Tshisa, her first debut in 2005 to "Soul City", "Intersexions", "Gold Diggers", "Rhythm City" and was also on the prominent DSTV Mzansi Magic telenovela called "The Queen"...with her role still recurring. Recently lead on SABC sitcom "Ithuba Lokugcina", Thandy joined Season 2 of "Ring Of Lies" on Mzansi Magic and "Ambitions" that debuted on E-TV Extra. She's had here share of comedy in the much loved sitcoms "Gauteng Maboneng" & "Ke Ba Bolelletse" and the award winning films "Jerusalema" and "uGugu noAndile". "To showcase her diversity and multi-lingual skills, she starred in the groundbreaking Cop Series, "Streets of Mangaung" and was the face of the "Heartlines" series (short films based on commendable values)." Thandy not only played lead in SA's first horror film "Vampires in the Township" and SA's first dance series "Isipantsula", but she was responsible for all the choreography. Now she can be seen playing Bapsi in the SABC2 Telenovela, "Die Sentrum"
