Sirin Horwang

BLGLFlix editorial view

Nobody has published the name of her character. She is billed in the main cast of a sixteen-episode series, she is in every one of them, and after checking the production’s own announcements and the structured records this site could not find what she is called on screen. That gap is worth sitting with rather than filling. It may be that the role turns on something the production is holding back. It may equally be that coverage of a Thai boys’ love series concentrates so completely on the pairings that a woman in the main cast simply goes unnamed in the material that gets written about it.

Her presence tells you something about what the series is reaching for. Thirty-five credits and twenty-five years of work is not the profile of someone hired to fill out a cast list. Productions bring in performers at that level when they want the show read as drama first and genre second, and that ambition matches the rest of what this record shows about The Crow Club: sixteen episodes, an older lead, a director from outside the category and a sale to Netflix.

She works under Cris Horwang and is recorded as Sirin Horwang. Both are on this page, because the name she is billed under and the name in the database are not the same and a reader may arrive with either.