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Tony Jaa was born on February 5, 1976 in Kok Sung in Surin province (Isan, northeastern Thailand). Tony Jaa is a Khmer Surin (an original Khmer Thai) for all of southern and eastern Thailand, including Surin province, were part of the Khmer Empire in which st to the XIVth century.
He claims to have been influenced since his youth by Chinese action movie stars: Bruce Lee, Jet Li and Jackie Chan, although his fighting style in Ong-Bak is true to his Thai roots.
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Phanom Yeerum (Thai: พนม ยีรัมย์, Khmer: ចាភ្ំ យីរុាំ; Surin Province, February 5, 1976), known as Tony Jaa, is a Thai actor, stunt choreographer and martial artist known for martial arts films such as Ong-Bak: The Muay Thai Warrior (2003) and Thai Dragon / The Protector (2005), as well as the sequels to these.
When Tony graduated from high school, Panna suggested that he should continue his studies at the University of Physical Education in Sarakam province. During his time at university, he studied various forms of martial arts, including Taekwondo, Muay Thai, fencing, gymnastics and many other sports. Still, every weekend, Tony managed to find time to travel to Kon Kaen and train with Panna. Finally, Panna admitted that Tony had enormous potential and approached him with an offer to be one of the specialists on his team.
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As much as it sounds like a joke, Thai actor and occasional director Tony Jaa (best known for the Ong Bak trilogy) will be retiring from acting to devote himself to being… a Buddhist monk. Ultra LOL + Mega WTF = OMG what the hell is he thinking?. According to CHUD, the actor would be leaving the downward spiral that his career has become to shave his head and join the long Thai tradition. Will that be goodbye for good? Will his long list of craziness finally come to a head? The answer is: not necessarily.
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To some, Tony Jaa’s name may not ring a bell, but to action and martial arts movie fans, the short, spectacular Thai was becoming an undisputed figure thanks to the success of ‘Ong-Bak’ (2003). However, it has come to light that Jaa has left the film industry. Specifically, it has been discovered that last 28th Jaa, whose real name is Phanom Yeerum, shaved his head, got on an elephant, went to a Buddhist temple in his country and after the usual ceremony was officially accepted as a monk. It’s rare, but these things sometimes happen in real life too.