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TonyJaa公开澄清传言：没有与拳霸导演决裂，没有放弃《剑》的拍摄计划！
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TonyJaa澄清传言：关于他与拳霸导演巴平猜桥或帕纳.日提克莱决裂，他是一个问题演员，还有他被从Naresuan 3演员表中除名等等传言都是不真实的。    尽管Tony忙于工作没有精力去解释他并未和巴平猜桥或帕纳.日提克莱决裂，但是这种传言却依旧盛行。
而最近又有传言说他要退出Naresuan 3的拍摄计划，TonyJaa终于忍不住站出来澄清所有传言。
TonyJaa说：“传言说我跟很多导演相处不是很好；错了，这不是真的。很长时间以来，我都一直在丛林里，所以根本就不知道这些事情。事实上，我们仍然都十分欣赏对方。对于我是一个有问题的演员的传言我也不知道，因为我把我所有的时间都放在了工作上。”
（Jaa: The rumor that I don’t get along with many directors; no, it’s nottrue. All the time I’ve been in the forest, so I don’t know about this.What’s true is that we still love each other. I also don’t know howcomes the gossip that I am a problem person, because I spend all mytime working.）
对于退出Naresuan 3拍摄计划的传言，Tony也做了解释。虽然这部电影还没有开拍，但他已经向导演承诺他将确定在这部电影中出演角色。
TonyJaa说：“我已经被允许出演这部电影，并且也没有出现任何问题，它仍然在拍摄计划中。我非常骄傲能够出演这部电影，因为它是关于著名的Naresuan王的故事，他是泰国的一个伟大的国王，还因为他是有关国家的。导演一对我说，我就爽快的答应了。但我却不明白为什么谣言会说我放弃了这部电影的拍摄计划，我并没有对媒体宣布这件事。我自己深信不疑会拍摄Naresuan 3，并且我已经跟导演HSH Mui说过了，并且我保证会为观众们加入更多元素在里面！”
（Jaa: I’m allowed to join this movie. There’s no problem with it. It’s inthe process of filming. I’m so proud to join it because it is aboutKing Naresun who is the great king of Thailand and because it involveswith our country. I accept the proposal as soon as he gets in touchwith me. But I have no idea why there’s such a gossip because I don’tkeep
updating the news. I know to myself that I’ll play King Naresuan 3,and I already talk with HSH Mui. There’ll be some new stuff for theaudience, I promise.）
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重大消息』TonyJaa取消新片《Sword》（剑）拍摄计划！
据可靠消息：由于Tony跟导演巴平猜桥各自的原因，TonyJaa第四部震撼新片《Sword》的拍摄计划已被取消！
具体原因如下：
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1. Tony 有自己另外的影片拍摄计划，这将占用Tony很长的日程.
2. 巴平猜桥也有自己的新片拍摄计划，片名叫"Tabeng Maan" ，参演的有七位著名演员，包括参演《东荫功》的Bonkoj Kongmalai 。
3. 近来，泰国出现了很多新生代电影，电影界竞争非常的激烈！
更详细的信息请参考：
http://twitchfilm.net/site/view/tony-jaas-sword-cancelled/  （英文）
http://news.sanook.com/entertain/entertain_186777.php    （英文）
Prachya Pinkaew may have parted company with his action superstar but his new movie promises something more delicate to savour
Published on November 15, 2007
He‘s been directing dramas and comedies for 15 years but PrachyaPinkaew is probably best known as the man behind "Ong Bak", the 2003muay thai movie that launched the international career of Thai actionhero Phanom "Tony Jaa" Yeerum.
Prachya and Jaa travelled the world promoting their film thenreturned home to work on their next project. But while 2005‘s "Tom YumGoong" did well at the box office - fans loving its bone-crunching,acrobatic action - the movie was panned for a weak plot and pooracting.
The director took the criticism on board and, for his thirdaction project, which will be released next year, Prachya promises afilm with greater substance, both in terms of the script and cast.
Unfortunately, the Bt150-million "Chocolate" won‘t featuresuperstar Jaa. He‘s currently working on "Ong Bak2", which he‘s alsodirecting.
But Prachya has a promising new star of his own. Nicharee"Jeeja" Vismistananda has spent the last four years training in martialarts and some movie buffs are touting her as Thailand‘s very own actionheroine.
The director discovered her four years ago when he was castingfor Phanna Ritthikrai‘s movie "Kerd Ma Lui" ("Born to Fight"). Althoughhe didn‘t have any particular role in mind for her at the time, he wassufficiently impressed by Nicharee‘s  moves to send her to practisewith Phanna‘s team.
"She‘s an experienced
taekwondo exponent and we‘ve added to her knowledge of fighting skills. She was just right for this project," he says.
"Chocolate" tells the story of an autistic girl who learns howto fight both by absorbing the martial arts she sees on TV and from themuay thai boxing camp next to her home. When she discovers a list ofdebtors in her sick mother‘s diary, she decides to go collecting. Herquest leads her to confrontations with criminal gangs and also herfather, a member of the Japanese mafia.
"I love the idea of an autistic child with a family relationship in what is essentially an action film," says the director.
But Prachya is quick to add that action films with female leadsjust don‘t have the same kind attraction as testosterone-heavy flicks.
"Women can‘t compete with males when it comes to stunts andaction. Besides, the bar has been raised now that we have a big starlike Jaa. That‘s why we chose to do something different rather than tryand match up to Jaa‘s standard," he says.
Since the Shaw Brothers‘ golden era, only one or two actionheroines have been recognised for their own prowess in martial arts.Chinese actress Zhang Ziyi might have won prizes for her roles in"Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" and "House of the Flying Daggers" butshe doesn‘t do the stunts herself. The most recent genuine actionheroine that most Thais will remember is Michelle Yeoh.
"Today‘s audiences are more sophisticated, so our challenge asfilmmakers is to convince them that a little girl can fight men. Anautistic child is a perfect choice."
Training with Phanna‘s stunt team has given the actress theright moves, but Prachya isn‘t convinced that these will be enough toturn Nicharee into an instant action heroine.
"The drama makes the film more powerful and the story issensitive to the emotional side. Nicharee works well in both thedramatic and the action scenes. Jaa started doing action before acting,which made it tougher for him in the dramatically demanding scenes," hesays.
Prachya clams up when asked about his current relationship withthe action star and is equally reluctant to discuss details of theirfalling out.
However, he confirms that the movie "Daab Atamat", the thirdThai martial arts project on which the two were due to work, is nowcancelled and that after "Chocolate" he will be making another femaleaction film.
"Writer Prapas Chonsalanont has completed the script for ‘Daab Atamat‘ but we‘ve cancelled the project," he explains.
And unlike his last two films, muay thai is not the selling point for "Chocolate".
"We are trying to avoid any stereotypes in our action films,This movie doesn‘t showcase Thainess. It‘s an action film with auniversal story," he says.
So universal that he‘s brought in Japanese actor Hiroshi Abe toplay the protagonist‘s father. Abe is well known to Thai fans from TVdramas and enjoyed his first experience of working with a Thai crew.
"I was pleasantly surprised by ‘Ong Bak‘ when it was released inJapan because I anticipated being cheated by the special effects. I wasamazed when the credits rolled at the end and I discovered he‘d doneall his own stunts," says the actor.
"I‘m very impressed with the Thai crew. They‘re always smiling and laughing, no matter how many hours we work."
"Chocolate" is currently in post-production. It is expected to go on general release next year.
Parinyaporn Pajee
The Nation