Prachya Pinkaew Chases the Elephant White with Djimon Hounsou
I hadn’t heard that “Ong Bak” director Prachya Pinkaew was looking to get into the English-language movie scene until I stumbled across this report that the Thai director had signed on with Zero...
View ArticlePrachya Pinkaew’s Elephant White Adds Some Bacon
“Ong Bak” director Pachya Pinkaew’s first foray into English-language filmmaking has added another notable Hollywood actor to the production — Kevin Bacon has joined lead Djimon Hounsou in the action...
View ArticlePoster and DVD Details for Prachya Pinkaew’s Elephant White
Well this is disappointing. It seems Prachya Pinkaew’s English-language debut, the actioner “Elephant White” is going straight-to-DVD in the States. The film currently has a May 17, 2011 released date...
View ArticleNew Trailer For Prachya Pinkaew’s English Language Debut Elephant White
Prachya Pinkaew, the Thai filmmaker behind a slew of martial arts extravaganzas like “Ong Bak” and “Chocolate”, is about to release his English-language debut, “Elephant White”, starring Kevin Bacon...
View ArticleDjimon Hounsou Takes Aim in New Elephant White Extended Clip
Djimon Hounsou does what he does best in this extended, two-minute plus clip from Thai director Prachya Pinkaew’s English-languaged debut, the action thriller “Elephant White”. In this case, what...
View ArticleNew Clip from Elephant White — Missing Mae
Another clip from Millennium Entertainment’s upcoming straight-to-DVD action release “Elephant White”, which features Djimon Hounsou as a hired killer in Thailand, Kevin Bacon as the Brit expatriate...
View ArticleBlu-ray Giveaway: Prachya Pinkaew’s Elephant White
“Ong Bak” and “Chocolate” director Prachya Pinkaew’s first foray into English filmmaking doesn’t land on DVD and Blu-ray, and become available for digital download until May 17th courtesy of Millennium...
View ArticleElephant White (2011) Movie Review
Prachya Pinkaew is largely responsible for some of the best martial arts movies in recent memory. Films like “Ong Bak”, “Tom Yum Goong” (aka “The Protector”), and “Chocolate” are full to overflowing...
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