Amanda Carol Rawles (born 25 August 2000) is an Indonesian

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and

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descent. She is the younger sister of Indonesian actress and model, Annisa Rawles.

Early life and education

Rawles was born on 25 August 2000 in

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. She is the second daughter of three children from Shane Rawles and Nasriyah. Amanda is of

descent from her father, and Betawi, Indonesia from her mother. Rawles continued her education in high school through

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due to her busy career in acting. In March 2020, Rawles underwent a ''foundation studies–'' university program aimed at preparing students for undergraduate courses, for a four-month bachelor's degree at

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. In 2021, Rawles settled in

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to continue her tertiary education at Macquarie University for the bachelor's degree in Communication Sciences program. She took this major because it was in line with her career in the entertainment industry.

Career

Her career rose to the big screen when she got a supporting role through the film ''7 Hari Menembus Waktu'' (2015). After starring in several other big screen films, Rawles had the opportunity to become the female lead through ''Promise'' (2017), paired with Dimas Anggara. Her name began to be in the spotlight when she became the female lead in '' Dear Nathan'', paired with Jefri Nichol, who later also partnered with him in several next films.

Personal life

Rawles has an older sister, Annisa Rawles–who also works as an actress, and a younger brother named Aiden Rawles.

Filmography

Film

Web series

Television series

Television Film

* ''Pempek Betawi Rasa Cinta'' (2016) * ''OB Cantik Jadi Sekretaris Bos Galak'' (2016) as Iren * ''Selembut Cinta di Pancake Durian'' (2016) as Rani * ''Asap Sate Pembawa Rindu'' (2016) as Ratna * ''Cinta Dalam Kue Mochi'' (2016) as Gita * ''Cantik Cantik Supir Bemo'' (2016) as Halimah * ''Cintaku Tak Sedingin Es Cream'' (2016) as Evi * ''Penarik Bajaj Kece Badai'' (2017)

Discography

Single

Books

Awards and nominations

References

External links

* * Living people 2000 births Betawi people Macquarie University alumni Indonesian stage actresses Indonesian film actresses Indonesian television actresses 21st-century Indonesian actresses Indonesian female models People from Jakarta Actresses from Jakarta Indonesian people of Australian descent Indonesian women singers 21st-century Indonesian women singers {{Indonesia-actor-stub