Who is the main actor of the Buddha thief line?? Who is the star of the Buddha statue thief

Male lead actor of "Thief of Buddha Line" - Tony. Jia Actress - Pamwari Yudkamer.

Male lead actor — Tony. Jia The female lead is Pamwari Yudkamer.

Male lead actor of "Thief of Buddha Line" - Tony. Merchant.

You're talking about stealing the Buddha line, right?

In fact, his real name is Paitchatai Wang Kamlao.

Tony Jia is what our Chinese audience calls him.

Tony Jaa (Paitchatai - Wang Kamlao) has loved Jackie Chan's action movies since he was a child, and aspires to be a martial arts action movie star, practicing Muay Thai under the martial arts instructor of this film, and has served as a stuntman in some films when he grew up. Its amazing bounce can easily pass cars about 2 meters high and 2 meters wide, and it can also perform two consecutive 360-degree whirlwind kicks, which can be described as the fastest leg under conventional shots. Because of the great power of Muay Thai, in order not to hurt other actors during the filming, the actor closed the museum for 2 years for the filming of this film, and reduced the lethality without weakening the intensity of the action.

In particular, he also served as Jet Li's Muay Thai teacher.

The most famous movies he has made are "Boxer 1 - Thief of the Buddha Line" and "Boxer 2 - Tom Yum Gong".

"Seeking Buddha and Stealing Buddha Line".

Foreign name: Ong Bak: Muay Thai Warrior

Starring: Tony Ja.

Many people regard 2005's "Tom Yum Hall Huai Judgment" as a sequel to "Stealing the Buddha Line", and this 2008 "Stealing the Buddha Line 2" is the sequel in the real sense, and it is also Tony Jia's first attempt to direct and act.

After "Boxer" and "Tom Yum Goong", Tony Jaa became the director for the first time, directing and starring in the much-anticipated "Boxer 2", once again showing the real kung fu with no stunts, no stand-ins, and punches to the flesh!

Fighter 2 earned $10,000 at the box office on the day of its release in Thailand. It was the birthday of the King of Thailand and the national holiday, which also helped the film boost the box office. The film reportedly grossed more than $2 million in its opening weekend, surpassing the 2005 film of the same genre, Tom Yum Gong.