dulu kan dengar2 tu actor movie ong bak mati...tpi x de pun statement keluar dia mti...ada yg mati kna timbak...mati jatuh bangunan...

so ada siapa leh bgtau...

aku pun dengar.. tapi belum ada kenyataan yg memastikan pelakon tersebut mati.. ada sesiapa yg dapat info tak apsal pelakon ni?

Tipu la tu bos. banyak betul cerita pasal si Tony Jaa mati. Tapi, takkan la berita 'sebesar' itu tia keluar media arus utama?

Lagi pun Ong Bak 2 sudah pun keluar. Mantap lagi adegan lawan-lawannya.

gecko wrote:

Tipu la tu bos. banyak betul cerita pasal si Tony Jaa mati. Tapi, takkan la berita 'sebesar' itu tia keluar media arus utama?

Lagi pun Ong Bak 2 sudah pun keluar. Mantap lagi adegan lawan-lawannya.

btul tue bro..
klu btul da uda mati xkan ada Ong Bak 2....
hehehee....

tu la pasal...maybe goisp ja kali tu ar....stunt dia syok tngok....kalah2 jackie chan atau rosyam nor..aits hehehe

MieY_kItTy wrote:

tu la pasal...maybe goisp ja kali tu ar....stunt dia syok tngok....kalah2 jackie chan atau rosyam nor..aits hehehe

alamak!
rosyam nor blum dpt fight drg tue bro...
huhuhuhuuu............

yaba, mcm teda dlm berita utama ni, xkn d simpan2 psl kmatian dia ni........

mungkin mati ketika tngh buat filem ong bak 2...

tp... kalau betul mati pun mst keluar news...

atau pn cuma mati dalam 1 adegan d filem? errr..

update psl mr ong bak kta..
nie aku google cri psl ong bak..

This
is not the kind of entertainment news I like to write about but it
could have a far-reaching impact on the future of Thai action cinema
and its greatest champion. In confirmation of swelling rumors and
reports emerging from Thailand over the last several weeks, Variety now
reports that international action star Tony Jaa has walked away
unannounced from production on his directorial debut, ONG BAK 2, just
as it was reaching the final stretch of production and was being
marketed overseas at Cannes with an impressive promotional video.

Somsak Techaratanaprasert, a spokesman for the film's production
company, Sahamongkol, held a press conference and stated that the film
would be completed on time for its scheduled release on December 5th.
Prachya Pinkaew, director of the original ONG BAK confirmed that he
will be stepping in to complete what remains of the shoot and edit the
entire footage.
"Jaa has little experience directing," said Pinkaew. "He's spent
nearly $7.8 million. The film is almost finished, so I'll try to see
what I can do with the footage that he's shot."
Meanwhile, rumors have been flying around in the Thai media
speculating on reasons for Jaa's absence since June. Techaratanaprasert
put to rest suggestions that the star had run away with the film's
investment capital.
"I guarantee that this is not a case of financial fraud, and I have
no intention of pursuing any legal action against him,"
Techaratanaprasert said. "We're running behind schedule, and some of
our international contracts have been cancelled because of that. I know
he loves this film very much, so I just want him to finish the film
because there's only a little work left."
Jaa's family have reportedly come forth to suggest that the star has
been under great stress and literally retreated into the jungle. Fans
of Jaa who are familiar with his background will know that he was
raised in a rural part of North Eastern Thailand where he and his
family raised elephants.
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In other words, Jaa has pulled a Dave Chappelle. Chappelle is the
popular American comedian who, at the height of his fame, abruptly
walked off the set of his hit Comedy Central series in 2005 to retreat
in South Africa. He eventually cited stress and disagreements with the
show's producers as reasons.
What makes this situation far worse is that Jaa was the star and the
director of a feature film so all production literally ground to a
halt. Making matters worse, other sources in Thailand are suggesting
that Jaa ran the film way over budget. I haven't confirmed these
numbers but the roughly $2.7 million budget approved by the investors
may have swelled to as much as $8 million.
Additional rumors suggest misuse of the budget and frustration from Jaa over his contract.
As an outside observer, it looks to me like Jaa took on too much
responsibility too quickly and at the wrong time. Unlike many of his
Hong Kong peers, Jaa has had a very short rise to superstardom in an
industry that lacks the same mature support network of Hong Kong's once
thriving action filmmaking community. It took over 20 years and dozens
of movies for Jackie Chan and Sammo Hung to reach the level of
international fame that Jaa has managed to claim after only starring in
a few movies. Years of working alongside dozens of equally talented
stunt actors and filmmakers gave the Hong Kong stars all the time they
needed to learn, not only the craft of filmmaking but also the business
of it.
It's still too early and there is still too little information to
accurately project how this will all shake out. It looks fairly certain
that ONG BAK 2 will be completed but what becomes of it is anyone's
guess. Uncertainty like this is like the plague to potential buyers.
It's going to hurt overseas sales and distribution.
Artistically speaking, the film will not be the same once Pinkaew
gets his hands on it. I can't say if it will be worse or better.
However, that promo footage showed tremendous potential for Jaa to
surpass Pinkaew as an action director. Then again, Jaa's current
actions cast doubt on how much involvement he had with the creation of
that promo.
If Jaa wasn't up to the task of directing and starring I just wish
he would have had the good judgment to say something before accepting
the task. When offered the chance to direct a big screen version of THE
GREEN HORNET, Kevin Smith wisely admitted the limits of his directing
ability and bowed out graciously instead of getting in over his head.
Yet even the best directors stumble. Terry Gilliam, one of the most
gifted filmmakers of our time has had production nightmares throughout
his career, none worse than the disaster that befell his ill-fated take
on "Don Quixote."
Unfortunately, this current situation with Tony Jaa could be career
ending for a number of reasons. Investors will be less likely to back
him now while overseas distributors will be even more cautious.
Likewise, you can't walk out on hundreds of people all depending on you
and not expect to garner some ill will. I doubt he wants his action
film career to end and certainly none of the millions of fans he has
around the world do.
We can only hope that this situation will get sorted out and Jaa
gets his head screwed back on. He's still the best martial arts star of
his generation and it would be a shame to see his talents thrown away
due to lack of stress and financial management. I've long been
concerned about the level of support he's receiving in Thailand. There
are undoubtedly a lot of good people working in the industry there but
I wonder if its time for Jaa to move on to Hollywood where his action
might get dumbed down but at least he'll have enough support and
guidance to carry on. He could always take that experience back to
Thailand, much as Yuen Woo-ping and Jet Li have done.
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UPDATE: Tony Jaa came out of hiding for the
first time since walking off the set of ONG BAK 2 to give a tearful
interview for local Thai TV where he said that he was ready to return
to work. Meanwhile, local tabloids are having a pitiful field day with
the unfolding drama by latching onto rumors that Jaa is obsessed with
black magic. The star actually had to address these rumors and deny
them during the interview. Blogging on the interview, Wise Kwai's Thai Film Journal calls it a soap opera and says, "it's painful to see [Jaa] like this."

tipu la ni. balik2 dgr org2 cakap. tapi idup pun

ong bak xmati pn..
klo ya pn uda lama keluar berita bha..
dia hnya mndiamkn dri ja bha 2..
2 larr artikel yg aku dpt cri 2