Greg Uttsada Panichkul, also known as VJ Utt, born on September 03, 1974, is an MTV VJ, model, host and actor. Before he became the wacky but lovable video jockey in MTV Asia’s Bangkok Jam, Most Wanted, and MTV Screen, VJ Utt (pronounced “AHT”) was an exile.

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Name: ANANDA EVERINGHAM
Occupation: Actor
Country: Thailand
D.O.B.: 31 May 1982
Height: 178 cm.
Wright: 65 kg.
Ethnicity: Lao + Australia
Interests: Travelling, Reading

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Name: Nat Porntosapon
Age: 25
Birthday: 1980-10-28
Eyes: black
Hair: short dark brown
Skin: yellow
Teeth: good
Location: Bangkok, Thailand
Ethnicity: asian
Measurements: European USA
Height: 175 cm 5′ 9″
Weight: 65 kg 143 lbs
Bust: 89 cm 35″

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Tony Jaa, also named as Phanom Yeerum (read: Pha-nom Yee-rum) born on February 5, 1976, better known in the West as Tony Jaa, is a martial arts actor and choreographer who is skilled in Muay Thai, taekwondo, Krabi Krabong, and gymnastics. He was born in the Surin Province of northeastern Thailand.

Jaa initially worked as a stuntman, appearing in the movie Mortal Kombat: Annihilation. His first major movie, in which he played the lead character, was Ong-Bak: Muay Thai Warrior (2003). Jaa did all the stunts in this movie without mechanical assistance or computer-generated effects. He claims to have been inspired by the Chinese action movie stars Bruce Lee, Jet Li, and Jackie Chan, although his fighting style in Ong-Bak remains loyal to his Thai roots. His next movie is Tom-Yum-Goong. This movie enjoyed even greater success in Thailand and Hong Kong than Ong-Bak when released.

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Name： Tang Zhi Ping
Chinese Name: 唐治平
Height： 184cm
Weight: 75kg
Country: Taiwan
Born at: Thailand
Profession: Model/Actor
Blood Type: B
Language: Mandarin, English
Horroscope: Gemini

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