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10/26/09
Thai action star Tony Jaa says his Hollywood debut is a "matter of time" after his latest movie, "Ong Bak 2," was released in the United States last week.
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The Hollywood Reporter
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10/08/09
Tony Jaa began his career as a stuntman for other actors, much like one of his martial arts inspirations, Jackie Chan. The Thai Warrior.
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Rotten Tomatoes
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09/23/09
Cinematically speaking, there may be nothing worse than when an action star or purveyor of thrills starts taking himself too seriously.
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Cinematical.com
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03/16/09
Moviefone
We bring you this week's edition of Asian Cinema Scene live from Austin, Texas.
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Cinematical.com
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02/01/09
Synopsis: Zen, a girl born from an affair between two members of rival crime syndicates, lives in recluse with her mother.
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Rotten Tomatoes
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10/23/08
Moviefone
Among other things, Jaa demanded more money to be added to the budget and the hiring of his friend, veteran action choreographer and director Panna Rittikrai.
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Cinematical.com
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09/25/08
"The audience stayed, but the films went away," says Bey Logan, vp acquisitions and co-production (Asia) for Dragon Dynasty, the Weinstein Co.'s home entertainment label, devoted solely to bringing Hong Kong action cinema to the American DVD market.
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The Hollywood Reporter
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08/01/08
Moviefone
Was it the elephants that sent a Thai action star over the edge?
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Cinematical.com
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08/01/08
The offscreen misadventures of Siamese martial arts wunderkind Tony Jaa grew to new levels of nuttiness last week.
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Variety
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07/27/08
On Friday, Sahamongkol prexy Somsak Techaratanaprasert held a press conference to confirm that Tony Jaa has been missing since June.
"But I love him as a son," said Techaratanaprasert as the studio insists the much-anticipated Thai film "Ong-bak 2" will be finished in time for its scheduled Dec. 5 release in Thailand.
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Variety