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Chanya McClory Thailand

Age: 30

born November 25, 1994

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Nink Chanya McClory is a Thai actress with mixed British, Chinese and Thai origin, since her mother is half Thai-English. She graduated from Rangsit University International College. She is known for her role in the Netflix Drama "The Stranded" and won "Best Leading Female Performance (Digital)" at the 'Asian Television Awards 2020' for her role in 'The Deadline'. On March 2020, on her IG account, she announced: 'It’s starting from a little dream of a little girl who want to shave her hair and play as a cancer patient. And 2 years ago I unbelievably got that role. Then last January I was honored to be awarded “Best Leading Female Performance” from #AsianTelevisionAwards by starred as that character. And Now! Voila!!! I got it. I have a brain tumor in my head indeed!!!' On August, she had surgery and now she is recovering.

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Nink Chanya McClory is a Thai actress with mixed British, Chinese and Thai origin, since her mother is half Thai-English. She graduated from Rangsit University International College. She is known for her role in the Netflix Drama "The Stranded" and won "Best Leading Female Performance (Digital)" at the 'Asian Television Awards 2020' for her role in 'The Deadline'. On March 2020, on her IG account, she announced: 'It’s starting from a little dream of a little girl who want to shave her hair and play as a cancer patient. And 2 years ago I unbelievably got that role. Then last January I was honored to be awarded “Best Leading Female Performance” from #AsianTelevisionAwards by starred as that character. And Now! Voila!!! I got it. I have a brain tumor in my head indeed!!!' On August, she had surgery and now she is recovering.