Keaton Sitthithat Tungtisanon

BLGLFlix editorial view

There is a reason this page tells you the year he was born and not the day.

Keaton Sitthithat Tungtisanon was born in 2009, which makes him a minor. Everything a reader might expect to find here about a young performer, the exact date, the height, the school, the personal accounts, is available elsewhere and is deliberately absent from this record. Other people publishing a child’s details is not a reason for us to publish them again. That choice costs the page fields and costs it any chance of ranking for searches about his age, and both prices are worth paying.

What the record can say is how he got in. He trained as an idol under IdolFactory’s AI Project before signing with GMMTV, which is a different door from the audition-and-workshop route most Thai actors come through. Trainee programmes teach performance to camera and stage presence years before anyone is cast, and studios increasingly recruit from them because the person arrives already able to work.

Two credits so far: Oat in My Sweetheart Jom in 2025 opposite another newcomer, then Tle in When Oranges Fall, the roommate inside a 1990s schoolyard friend group. Both are ensemble parts in productions built around groups of boys, which is the standard proving ground before anyone is trusted with a lead.