【泰國星正妹】校園正妹出演當紅電視劇‭ / ‬Chutharut Anusin

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2015年5月2日上午10:54

很多人可能都看了《皇冠之戰》這部電視劇，不得不說這部戲不僅劇情好看、有趣，劇中的各個女主角也都長得漂亮、性感，尤其女主角之一的Baiklow，她那甜美、漂亮的臉蛋更是吸引了無數劇迷們，下面就讓我們來介紹介紹她吧！

Chutharut Anusin暱稱Groupz，目前正就讀於曼谷大學BANGKOK UNIVERSITY一年級，主修藝術與傳播專業。她曾參加過第2009屆泰國妙齡小姐，並獲得了不錯的獎項。

對於演出《皇冠之戰》，Groupz表示非常開心能夠在第一次拍攝電視劇就獲得那麼好的角色。現在剛剛進入大學的她，也因為這部戲的關係讓她成為了學校的風雲人物。許多人都喜歡叫她劇中的名字「Baiklow」並稱讚她演技好、表演得非常有趣。Groupz說道：自己平時就是個喜歡說笑、有趣的人，“Baiklow”這個角色與真實的自己非常像，所以可以把這個角色自然的表演出來。

個人資料
姓名：Chutharut Anusin
暱稱：Groupz
職業：學生、演員
出生地：泰國
國籍：泰國
身高：170公分
體重：49公斤
教育程度：曼谷大學
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