Who is the main actor of "ong bak"?

Now, the detailed information and starring materials of ong bak 1 and Boxing 2 are introduced as follows:

◆ Title: ong bak 1 Buddha-stealing line/Buddha-seeking.

◆ English: ONG-BAK

◆ Year: 2003

◆ Director: Prachya Pinkaew

◆ Choreographer: Shafoca Stium Pampan

◆ Photography: Then he Watt Katie Kuhn

◆ Main performance: petchtai wongkamlao

Tony Jaa

Pumwaree Yodkamol

◆ Type: action/adventure/comedy

◆ Country: Thailand

◆ Introduction:

In Thailand, a Buddhist country, Buddha statues are sacred and inviolable. A Ding (played by Bai Lang Yi Lin) originally lived in a quiet and uncontested small village. Unexpectedly, an unscrupulous villager cut off the Buddha's head in Anbei to protect the whole village and sell it to illegal groups for profiteering.

The loss of the patron saint made every villager panic and lose control. A Ding volunteered to go to Bangkok to get the Buddha's head back. Before going out, he was taught a unique secret skill by the master in the temple and developed a good skill. Finally, Ding Can got the Buddha's head back and returned to his hometown?

◆ Starring information:

Petchtai wongkamlao, the star of this film, loved Jackie Chan's action movies since childhood and decided to be a martial arts action movie star. He practiced Muay Thai under the martial arts guidance of this film, and served as body double in some films when he grew up. Later, due to his agility and outstanding kung fu, he was recommended by the teacher to play the leading role in this film. The difficulty coefficient of foreign comments on his movements has surpassed Jackie Chan's. Its amazing jumping ability can easily cross a car with a height of about 1.5 meters and a width of about 2 meters, and it can also make two whirlwind kicks flying 360 degrees continuously, which is the fastest leg method under the conventional lens. Because of the great power of Muay Thai, in order not to hurt other actors in the shooting, the hero deliberately closed the shooting room for two years, which reduced the lethality without weakening the action intensity. In particular, he also worked as a Muay Thai teacher in Jet Li.

◆ Understanding of Muay Thai:

Muay Thai is a national skill of Thailand, and it is a kind of unarmed combat, which is practical and powerful. It is famous for its fierceness. Muay Thai, like other national martial arts events, has a long history and has always been a weapon to defeat the enemy militarily. According to textual research, although the Thai culture is deeply influenced by Chinese and Indian cultures, there is an inseparable blood relationship between the Thai nation and the Chinese nation. But for hundreds of years, the Thai people have been living and breeding in Indochina Peninsula. In the long-term struggle against foreign aggression, they gradually formed their own unique boxing methods. Now, this sport is still the main content of the Thai army's hand-to-hand combat tactical training.

◎ Translation Boxing Fighter 2/ Dong Yingong

◎ Winter Yin Gong

◎2005

Thailand country

◎ genre comedy/action film

Speak Thai.

◎ Director Prachya Pinkaew Platia Pinkero.

Starring petchtai wongkamlao.

Tonja (Tony Jaa)

King Lu Jinguo of Ba Tai

Banggema river

Venus

Zhuoren

Fanny Jones

Latif Cody

Zunnafen

◎ Jane

Kung fu teenagers' elephant-seeking journey

In a quiet village in Thailand, A Jin (Tony Jaa) who was born in poverty and his father lived a simple and happy life. In his spare time, his father, who used to be a royal soldier in Tai Huang, will also teach A Jin royal soldiers how to practice boxing, hoping that he can serve the emperor when practicing in the future.

In addition, the two fathers and sons also plan to dedicate the elephants raised at home to the emperor. On the eve of Fenshui Festival, my father excitedly discussed with the village chief how to dedicate his beloved elephant to the emperor. Unexpectedly, the village chief had other plans, colluded with the bad guys, sent the elephants to Australia for black market trading under the pretext of physical examination.

Seeing his beloved elephant robbed, A Jin risked his life to go to Australia to challenge the villain leader Mrs Mei Kuai (Zhen Xing). During this period, he got to know the Thai-Australian policeman Mark (Peter King Lai) and the prostitute Barna (Bongo Jiang Mali). With their help, A Jin vowed to take back the elephant. Although A Jin met many tenacious opponents, A Jin defeated them one by one with great courage and strong perseverance. Finally, A Jin met T.K, an invincible master who easily killed his opponent. Can A Jin successfully defeat T.K. and send the elephant home?

Behind-the-scenes story: Without Weiya, it's absolutely true kung fu.

Last year, ong bak, who performed for the first time in Tony Jaa, called for "no stunts, no body double, no prestige" and showed it to people with real kung fu, which opened the eyes of the audience all over the world and made them sit up and take notice of Muay Thai. Ong bak also swept the global box office including the United States, Britain, Japan, Italy and Germany, becoming the highest-grossing film in Thai history.

Apart from box office success, ong bak also swept many awards, including the Best Asian Action/Drama Film Award at the 2004 Deauville Asian Film Festival. With the movie "ong bak", Tony Jaa became an international martial arts superstar, and his achievements can even rival those of his idols Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan and Jet Li.

This time, the original crew of "ong bak" got together again to shoot "Dong Yin Gong". After two years of precise satin practice, Tony Jaa rehearsed new fighting moves, such as kicking, flying, jumping, etc., and injected new moves into the film, which brought visual stimulation to the audience.

Why is it called "Dong Yin Gong"?

After ong bak, director Ba Chai Pingqiao, who collaborated with Tony Jaa again, said that when Thai people mentioned Dong Yingong, they would think of their hometown in Thailand. Together with Muay Thai and elephants, it highlights the characteristics of Thailand and makes the world know more about this country.

Director Pachai Pingqiao said that he spent most of his shooting time in Australia. In the film, the audience can see some famous landmarks in Australia, including Sydney Opera House, Cross-sea Bridge, Darling Harbour, Chinatown and Thai Village.

There are many differences between filming in Australia and filming in Thailand, especially the rules and regulations of trade unions. For example, Australian staff must account for half of the local people who assist in filming, and there are other forms of rules and regulations. Although there are too many rules, he firmly believes that international film production has a perfect mechanism. When everyone knows how to follow the relevant rules, the shooting will gradually go smoothly and be completed within the scheduled shooting period.

Making tidbits: national heroes, ballerinas and wrestlers

Thai National Hero Tony Jaa: 1 1 After watching Jackie Chan's movies, Tony Jia dreamed of becoming as successful as Jackie Chan. Since then, he has been practicing kung fu every day, hoping to achieve his wish. 1984, Tony Jaa watched Born to Fight, which was directed and performed by Penny Liede Dihua, and made up his mind to worship him as a teacher. So, Tony goes to the studio every day after school to peek at how people make movies. After graduating from high school, Tony went to college, majoring in physical education. During this period, he learned a lot of martial arts, including Taekwondo, Muay Thai, cudgel and fencing, and also participated in many sports. Every weekend, Tony also goes to the set of Penna Liede Dihua. Tony's sincerity touched Penna Liede, and finally he was accepted as a disciple, taught him kung fu, and arranged for Tony to be the body double who directed the film, which was like filming. After four years of training, Tony's dream has finally come true. His first performance of ong bak was a blockbuster, and he became a hot international martial arts superstar, which made the world know more about Muay Thai, and Tony Jaa suddenly became a national hero in Thailand.

Pacey da Wang Jinlai plays policeman Mark: The funny image of the famous Thai comedian Pacey da Wang Jinlai is deeply rooted in people's hearts, especially in funny ghost films, including Mer Burn Lok Prajun. He has become one of the best comedians in Asia since he participated in ong bak's performance. Besides being an actor, Peter Wang Jinlai recently became a director for the first time. His work is called Bodyguard.

Venus plays Mrs. Mayblock: Venus plays the transsexual Mrs. Mayblock in Winter Yin Gong, and is a famous ballet dancer in China. She was the first person to go to the United States for further study with a scholarship. She studied with many world-renowned dancers such as Martha Graham, merce cunningham and José Limó n, and won the most creative dance award in 199 1 American Dance Festival. At present, Venus has a ballet school in Shanghai and has toured China, French and many other countries in the world.

Mary Bon Jiang Ge plays Bana: Mary Bon Jiang Ge has been filming Bon Rajan since 15 years old. Because of her beautiful appearance and outstanding acting skills, she was invited to participate in many famous movies, including damn 10.

T.K. finn jones, played by Niffin finn jones, is a 35-year-old Australian wrestler who once went to the United States to participate in the election of "Mr. World" on behalf of his country. He is also a member of several famous international wrestling groups. Jackie Chan's first film was the simple task of Never Give Up 4. Finn jones also participated in "Hey? /font & gt； : Trojan horse massacre, and with internet superstar Brad? Pete's opponent.

◎ Comments: Wonderful fighting is enough to make up for everything.

When we watch a movie, we just look at the structure, features and selling points of the movie, but the audience still can't see what talents in Tony Jaa can't see. The same "wow … wow … wow" sounds sounded from time to time in the cinema. The instant movie review I heard in the crowded passage after the break was still "the story really didn't break through", but who cares if you laugh it off and no one comes to see the story?

Halfway through the movie, I vaguely smelled a little comic; Looking at it again, I found that cartoonization is not an appropriate generalization. Finally, I slowly realized from Tony Jia's smooth converging attack that fighting video games are the feeling of the whole movie relative to comics. Basically, you don't have to worry about the story under the film. Tony Jaa just showed his new fighting aesthetics in different scenes. Whether it's treasure hunting or Buddha head elephant, Tony Jaa will go through one level after another. First of all, he will find countless subordinates to warm up, and then he will spend more physical strength to kill each level of BOSS, step by step to the last big boss, one blow will kill, happy ending. Don't worry about why the protagonist won't be invincible. Please remember, we all spend money to come in and fund his infinite resurrection. What if we don't blow up the plane?

Compared with the previous work, in terms of viewing quality, the photography of Winter Yin Gong is more realistic, grand and impressive in action design. What stands out is the overall beauty of the scene, and there are countless examples. It would be a pity if you didn't enjoy it in the cinema.

In addition, remember the last time we praised a juggling chase downtown? This time, the original elements are still there, but in addition, it combines martial arts. Pay close attention to the second level: the abandoned parking lot is under siege, Tony Jaa is rolling and jumping, cars and workshops are flying around the wall; Fast pace and high action density. If you miss it a little, you will sigh with regret. I can't stand it for half a second, and my heart itches. Maybe it's not too much to buy a ticket immediately and then enter.

In a word, the more mature scene scheduling and photography of Winter Yin Gong sublimated Tony Jaa's gymnastics-style kung fu, which is both realistic and aesthetic. To sum up, this is the only work that truly establishes Tony Jaa's fighting aesthetics, which is enough to make up for any shortage of embarrassing skills.