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Nat Kitcharit (ณัฏฐ์ กิจจริต; born 13 December 1993) is a Thai male freelance actor, He is best known for playing "Bomb" in the movie App War and "Oh Prachachol" in the movie "4 KINGS".
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Nat Kitcharit nicknamed Nat was born on Wednesday, December 14, 1993. He attended Assumption College Sriracha until Mathayom 3 (Class 65)[1] before moving to study Year 9 to Year 12 in Sydney, Australia.[2] Study at the bachelor's degree at The University of New South Wales, Faculty of Landscape Architecture for 1 year before transferring credits to Year 2 at the Faculty of Architecture and Design, Major in Architecture Assumption University[3] because he wanted to study structure rather than landscape.
Entered the entertainment industry as an actor under Workpoint Entertainment from the Banana Gangster contest.
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