Senin, 16 April 2012

TONY JAA FAN CLUB


TONY JAA FAN CLUB
Tony Jaa International Fan Club
c/o SahamongkolFilm International Co., Ltd
Add.: 388, 9th floor, 3B, S.P. Building (IBM) Phaholyothin Rd, Payathai
Bangkok 10400 Thailand

Just The Facts:

Name : Panom Yeerum (Thai : พนม ยีรัมย์)
Birth name : Worawit, but Tony changed it into Panom several years ago (July 31, 1998) after his father had a premonition dream
Nicknames : Jaa Panom, Jaa or P'Jaa
Birth date : 5 February 1976, making him 30 years old
Birth place : Surin province in Isaan area (North-East of Thailand)
Height & Weight : 172 cm (around 5'6") and 62 kg (around 136 lbs)
Living in Bangkok and Surin (Thailand)
Siblings : Two sisters and one brother (Waewsiri, Hattaya and Taweesak). Tony Jaa is the third.
Education : Maha Sarakhma Physical Education College
Nationality : Thai
Languages : Thai, Khmer and english (learning)
Religion : Buddhism. Tony meditates and goes to the temple everyday.
Status : not married
Pets : two elephants named Dokmai (Flower) and Baimai (Leaf), 50 and 60 years old!
Likes : Hip Hop music, Linkin Park, karaoke with his friends, visit temples...
Hidden talent : Tony has a really pretty voice and likes to sing. You can listen to some of his songs here.
Martial Arts skills : Muay Thai Boran, Krabi Krabong, Stick, Sword, Pencak Silat, Capoeira, Wushu, dance and gymnastic...
Martial Arts Master : Panna Rittikrai



Did you know that, Tony has trained in Muay Thai since he was 10 years old, As a child, he threatened his father that he would attempt suicide if he was not allowed to study Muay Thai.
His father was a Muay Thai boxer and gave Tony his first lessons, His models are Bruce Lee, Jet Li and Jackie Chan.
His parents are still living in Surin with Flower and Leaf, two elephants that his family has owned for many years and inherited from his grandparents.
His parents were cornacs and rice farmers. Tony Jaa did his first somersaults on his elephants back,His master, Panna Rittikrai, has trained Tony since he was 15 years old, He likes nature and animals.
He briefly met Jackie Chan and Steven Seagal several years ago. He had the opportunity to have dinner with Jackie Chan, but he had already boarded a plane when he received the news.
He doubled for Sammo Hung when the martial-arts actor made a commercial for an energy drink that required Tony Jaa to grasp an elephant's tusks and somersault onto the pachyderm's back.
He did a dozen films as a stuntman or actor in Panna Rittikrai's early films, before shooting Ong-Bak.
Tony fought five times in the ring when he was in Muay Thai training camp and won all the matches.
The nickname "Tony Jaa" was choosen by Prachya Pinkaew, director of Ong-Bak and Tom Yum Goong, He did a commercial and a publicity tour to promote Thai fruits in China (June 2005).
He broke the record for the biggest Muay Thai training session with 1000 persons in Hong Kong (July 2005),His father made a cameo appearance in Tom Yum Goong.
Athletic Gold Medalist in the province of Surin,Starred in Sing Siam, Directed by Panna Ritthikrai,Chairman of the Sword Club, Mahasarakam College of Physical Education,Thai Martial Arts Exchange Student in China.
    Speaker for Mahasarakam College of Physical Education on Thai Martial Arts, helping to develop an interest in sports among High School students
    Athletic Gold Medalist for consecutive years at the National College of Physical Education in Sword-fighting, Gymnastics (Track & Field, Long Jump and High Jump)
    Representative for the National College of Physical Education to publicize martial arts in eastern provinces
     Stunt double for Robin Shou in Mortal Kombat: Annihilation (shot on location in Thailand)
    Choreography and leading role in Ong Bak
    Choreography and leading role in TOM-YUM-GOONG

"I do have goals but to make the future better, I first have to make today be the best it can be."
"I am the kind of person who has been running after my dreams since i was a little kid and i think it was good for me. I think we all can create opportunity by taking a chance and not waiting for an opportunity to come our way. We should try to create luck".
"I feel fortunate that i'm able to live life because birth is a miracle in itself. It is up to you whether you will want to consider yourself lucky or not".

"I am grateful and think you all for making these websites for me and for keeping up with all the news. Wherever I go I always get updated news. When browsing online I saw my photos being used to promote the movie in all kind of countries. Whether I was in Asia, Europe or America, I saw new pictures of me on all sort of websites. Thank you to my fans for creating these websites for me".

"Please try to remember that you only have one life. So just be happy to be alive. Be grateful for the chance to live life the fullest. That's all I have to say to you all".

    The way of the Dragon
    "I like the fight scene between Bruce Lee and Chuck Norris. It was very realistic".
    Saving private Ryan
    "The gun battle scenes that were stretched over a long time, but were shot using a single take, gave a great sense of reality. It was almost like you were there".
    The Last Samurai
    "I was extremely impressed how all of the cast managed to play the role of the Samurai so well and so convincingly".
    Crouching Tigger Hidden Dragon
    "This movie made me feel that with enough expertise a man could actually fly".
    Seven Samourais
    "It helped to pass on the mystery of the Samurai to future generations. Even though it was shot in black and white, it still felt very realistic".
    Police Story
    "It's just crazy, fun story".
    Hero
    "I loved the fighting sequences. They put their full body mind and soul into it. They made it look quite realistic".
    Fist of Fury
    "I like the way Bruce Lee fights when using a stick".
    The Drunken Master
    "It's a very beautiful and enigmatic form of Chinese martial dancing".
    Indiana Jones
    "It was one of the most exciting movies of it's time. You were constantly wondering what was going to happen next".

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