EXCLUSIVE: Celebrated Thai martial arts star Tony Jaa, known for franchise movies Ong Bak, Furious 7 and xXx: Return of Xander Cage, is to lead an English-language action trilogy from Midway and Crazy ...
EXCLUSIVE: Stars Collective and Thailand’s Film Odyssey Co. Ltd will finance and produce an untitled Muay Thai action film trilogy (currently referred to as Muay Thai Trilogy) which will feature Thai ...
Tony Jaa is essentially the Bruce Lee of Thailand. He’s a gifted martial artist with black belts in multiple disciplines. He does his own stunts without CGI or wires. His films have reliably delivered ...
The movie is being hyped as Jaa's return to the high-octane Muay Thai fight tradition that made him an international action star. By Patrick Brzeski Asia Bureau Chief Well Go USA has snatched up North ...
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Tony Jaa's Underrated 2005 Martial Arts Movie Had One Of The Best Henchmen In The Entire Genre
The 2005 martial arts epic film The Protector starring Tony Jaa is brimming with memorable fight scenes. The film follows Kham (Jaa) as the last in his line of family members who have protected ...
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'Striking Rescue' Review: Tony Jaa's Muay Thai Action Movie Doesn’t Reinvent The Wheel — But It Knees It In Two
Early films introducing the Western world to Muay Thai include the James Bond film The Man With The Golden Gun and Jean-Claude Van Damme's excellent Kickboxer, but the name that's most centrally ...
Bruce Lee is dead, Jackie Chan and Jet Li are slowing down, but the world of martial arts never sleeps. Keeping everyone awake these days is Tony Jaa, Thailand’s biggest action hero, who returns to ...
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