What's the name of the hero in the Thai movie "Pirate Buddha"?

Male, born on February 5th, 1976, Surin, Thailand.

Constellation: Aquarius

Height: 172cm

Weight: 62kg

Favorite star:

Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan, Pana Ritchie, Jet Li (Jet Li)

Other hobbies: hip hop music, traveling with friends and watching action movies. .

Other translations:

Dongnijia

family status

Now the family lives in Bankok and Surig (Thailand). There are two sisters and one brother.

And two elephants. Everyone in their family likes elephants.

biography

Tony Jia is the most outstanding martial arts performer in the world after Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan and Jet Li. As a martial artist, Tony has been asking his father to let him practice martial arts since he was 10. After watching Jackie Chan's movies at the age of eleven, Tony dreamed of becoming as successful as Jackie Chan. Since then, he has been practicing kung fu every day, hoping to achieve his wish. In fighting, no one can surpass Bruce Lee's accuracy; In jumping, no one can match Jackie Chan's bolder spatial displacement than suicide. But Tony did get inspiration from it and created his own unique action style. 1984, Tony Jaa saw Born to Fight, which was directed and performed by Penna Ritika, and made up his mind to learn from him. So, every day after school, he goes to the studio 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, he also goes to the set of Penna Ritika. Tony's sincerity moved Penna Ritika, who finally accepted him as a disciple, taught him Kung Fu, and arranged for him to play body double in the film, and began his acting career.

Tony Jaa is unique in its powerful and fast air attack! This is something that Bruce Lee won't do, and Jackie Chan, although he has bittoni Jia's more dazzling aerial movements, is only used to escape or chase, and can't be effectively used for direct attacks. Therefore, Tony Jia can stand out from countless admirers and learners of Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan, and become the only person whose influence and achievements are comparable to those of Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan and Jet Li. In addition, Tony Jaa also realized the beauty in Jet Li's pure fighting, and removed the unnecessary tricks, so that beauty and practical simplicity formed an excellent balance, which was unprecedented.

During this period of martial arts, he has been glad that he was not badly hurt. Perhaps the most serious thing is that when filming "ong bak", there is a scene in which he wants to get off a fast-moving truck on a motorcycle. As a result, I accidentally hurt my ankle and rested for a month. After going to the hospital to take medicine, he originally wanted to go back and continue filming, but the doctor wouldn't let him go home to rest.

In 2005, Dong Yingong once again mentioned the name Tony Jaa, and now Tony Jaa has become an international new kung fu superstar.

Other introductions:

Tony Jaa's personal experience is very similar to Bruce Lee's, and he has a solid foundation in kung fu. He studied authentic Thai boxing with the famous Thai boxing coach Bora Park Yung-soo since childhood. Bruce Lee also studied under the wing chun master IP Man.

A solid foundation in actual combat kung fu is indeed a rare advantage for action actors. Tony Jaa can finish two 360-degree whirlwind kicks in a row, which is the fastest leg kick under the conventional lens. In the film, his leg sweeping, forward kicking and tiger tail legs are as standard, fast and cruel as Thai boxing textbooks. Muay Thai's unique knee-elbow attack was more incisively and vividly demonstrated by him. Tony's performance is not screen kung fu at all, but real fighting kung fu. Muay Thai is called "iron knee and steel leg". In Muay Thai competitions, arm fractures and even serious injuries often occur. In order not to hurt other actors in shooting, Tony trained for a long time and learned to control his strength without slowing down.

Tony's solid foundation of actual combat kung fu is not only reflected in fighting, but also in his amazing jumping ability. He can easily jump over a car with a height of 1.5m and a width of 2m, even Jackie Chan will sigh. Tony explained that in order to maintain abundant physical strength and strong attack power in five rounds, Muay Thai players must do a lot of running and jumping training every day. This is how he practiced his "Lingbo micro-step".

Tony's superb action performance on the screen comes from strict Thai boxing training. Muay Thai has always been known as "devil training". Tony came out of this training. Muay Thai doesn't have to master 18 kinds of weapons and complicated routines like martial arts. Every technique has to be tempered to maximize its lethality. When Dan Sony was a child, he had practiced kicking sandbags and running in a humble boxing gym with other children who dreamed of becoming boxing champions.

Traditional physical training methods of Muay Thai include negative sandbag running, mountain climbing and leapfrog. Boxers always wrap sandbags of different sizes around their legs and waist before training to increase their load. Such long-term training will give you great strength and endurance. Although this is also a classic martial arts training method in China, there are few practitioners. In Thailand, it is a compulsory course for every boxer. When Tony was training Muay Thai, he tied a 20 kg sandbag to his body every day to run 3000 meters and leapfrog 400 meters. No wonder he has agile skills and extraordinary physical strength on the screen.

Sweeping kick is the deadliest weapon of Muay Thai. In order to practice sweeping legs like a knife and axe, boxers not only hit sandbags to increase the penetration of sweeping legs, but also often kick the trunk. Although many people in the martial arts circle accuse this practice of being unscientific, its effectiveness has long been confirmed by the high knockout rate of Muay Thai players. Tony does more than 400 leg sweeping exercises on the banana tree every day. That's how he practiced domineering leg sweeping on the screen. He often knocks down his opponent directly with a sweeping leg, which of course has an element of performance. However, if he attacks violently with his sweeping legs like in the boxing ring, his opponent may not only be knocked down. Tony can kick off a wooden stick with a circumference of 15 cm with one sweep of his leg, which shows his lethality.

Knee technique is the main weapon of Muay Thai melee. Boxers can hit their knees from all angles. Sometimes they will hook their opponents' necks with their hands and hit their heads with their knees. Sometimes they will jump into the air and smash with amazing power. In the film, Tony knocked down an opponent who was much stronger than himself with only one knee, which is the true embodiment of the technical lethality of the knee. Tony has a big sandbag weighing 100 kilograms. This sandbag is mainly used to hit the knee besides practicing leg sweeping. He can often swing the sandbags at a 45-degree angle with his knees. If flesh and blood are hit like this, the consequences can be imagined. Jet Li, a world kung fu superstar, once asked Ni to be a teacher, mainly because he learned this invincible knee technique.

A typical Muay Thai master, especially a lightweight boxer, will always be a thin and strong image. Tony was thin when he was a child. He believes that this does not affect his fist strength, because the long-term training of Muay Thai has brought his strength to the extreme. And those who are much better than him can only play 30% of their strength in battle. But as an action star, body image is also very important. Moreover, modern Muay Thai pays more and more attention to the use of strength training to improve the lethality of attacks. So Tony has been using barbells and strength training equipment more and more in recent years. Now he can practice 200kg squats and do 40kg sit-ups. He likes to be punched in the stomach and show off his rock-like abdominal muscles. He also had his legs hit with a wooden stick, showing his strong legs and amazing fighting ability. As a result, the hitter has been out of breath, but Tony is safe and sound.

Because Muay Thai has a solid foundation, all kinds of fights on the screen are a piece of cake for Tony. But becoming a kung fu star is not that simple. A superb kung fu is not necessarily a kung fu star. Many martial arts masters, such as Li, Binny and "Super Leg" Valles, have greatly surpassed the current popular kung fu stars, but they can only become supporting actors or villains. Kung fu stars must have their own unique things to attract the audience. Tony is also aware of this. He doesn't have Bruce Lee's sharp cry, Jackie Chan's humor and Jet Li's handsomeness. If he wants to go further in the entertainment circle, he must put up a "signboard" besides kung fu.

Tony's favorite idol is a generation of Muay Thai master and "Leg King" Yapile. He always wanted to be a great and respected person like Yapeile, and he also wanted to do his best to carry forward Muay Thai. But he didn't choose to be a professional boxer, but wanted to be a Thai boxing action star. Bruce Lee's experience shows that action stars are often more appealing than professional boxers. Tony has another idol in the entertainment circle, that is Jackie Chan. Tony believes that with his physical condition, he can create his own unique "stunt" style. His deftly jumping over the basket in ong bak is an attempt to this style. Tony hopes to show more difficult movements in his films that rely on physical quality and skills rather than courage. If he succeeds, he can establish a new style in action movies.

At present, Tony's worth has reached 2 million dollars. Internationally renowned director Luke? Besson has officially invited him to play the leading role in his kung fu movie. Like Bruce Lee, this new kung fu star also explains his understanding of kung fu on the screen.

Works: Pirate Buddha Line

Dong Yin Gong, etc.