Tony Jaa is not just a great martial artist, he is a heck of a creative artistic individual as well. The stunts that he comes up with are so original and one of a kind. Great respect to this legend.
He is being excited like a little kid who had just learned some tricks & perform it. We don’t see a child like innocence in most grown up men. Glad to see it in a action star
How humble Scott is! Whenever he asks a question that he may have a specialty in, he doesn't interrupt or mention himself. He lets his guest speak about them. Legend hosting legends.
No, in my opinion Jaa isn't underrated! His most greatest movies are his first 3 movies: "Ong Bak Part I & II", "The protector" aka "Tom Yum Goom"! The next movies were more dissapointed even "Ong Bak III". Or better said, The movies between "Ong Bak 3" and "SPL" were not the Tony Jaa, who I saw in his first 3 movies- like I've already said!The first movie, which brings his success back, was "SPL- Time for concequences". After this movie ,he found back "The Tony Jaa style", which has made him famous. Movies like "Triple threat", "Master Z- The Ip Man legacy", "Paradox" and even a Hollywood production "Triple X - The return of Xander Cage"! But lastly I'm agreed- Tony Jaa is an amazing martial artist & actor!!!
I would say nowadays the entire action / martial arts genre is underrated. All these great talents rarely make it to the big screen unless it's in a small side role on a blockbuster movie. Which is a shame. I remember the documentary "In search for the last action hero" covers this a little bit when in the 90's, CGI started to conquer the big screen when people started to expect rollercoaster rides.
@@-MrFozzy- What??? That's not really your serious opinion?!- If you make a comparison like THIS, then it would looks like : The Beatles are the G.O.A.T band and the G.O.A.T OF MARTIAL ART is Bruce Lee! After the Beatles are the Rolling Stones cause also of their long life Band history! That means after Bruce Lee comes Jackie Chan as long life Martial artist! The Doors would B Jet Li! Don't forget Sammo Hung ,Yuen Biao! These are the GREATEST of the so called "Golden Era" from the HongKong film industry from those days! The late 70s until the 90s! Even Donnie Yen became his success from the Ip Man movie! I would say Donnie was unknown in the western countries before 2010 as Ip Man 2 was made - even in HongKong! And Tony Jaa, Wu Jing or Max Zhang Jin are the stars of "NOWADAYS"! You can't compare Tony Jaa with The Rolling Stones. The living Stones members are legends like - Sammo Hung! Jaa is never a living legend! Probably he will becomes ONCE in the future. MAYBE!!!
I used to watch ong bak1,tom yum goong in DVD player , atleast every day for a year maybe seen atleast both movie more than 90 -100 times,still I didn't get at begining that both movies are perfomed by the same actor so much of diffrence in the fighting style ,if that movies were released today every one would have joined muay thai or other fighting courses such an impact that movies were created in world.
I remember my mentor was telling me that they wrap there hands with rope an as soon as I saw this I was like its muay thai, an just amazed with tony's skiill.
Love it. The athleticism of Tony Jaa blew me away when Ong Bak and the Protector came out. I remember I was in late high school and early college respectively and it gave me the love of foreign language martial arts films I still have to this day. Living Legend.
Tony Jaa's english is so good. I remember reading an article where he was learning to speak english during the filming of the Fast and Furious. Good to see him come this far.
I luv the way scott adkins face lights up with glee each time he interviews any1. U can tell he is so humble n has the utmost respect for all his colleagues.
Two of my favourite current day martial arts screen stars. Tony Jaa is the real deal; knowing what we see on screen is real and him is awe inspiring. Such a talent.
Love these interviews, Tony Jaa is delightful, you can see the enthusiasm he has for his craft. I really enjoy how Atkins knows the right questions to ask, and the admiration he has for his guests; he is a wonderful interviewer. I love both of these action stars and hope to see more of my favorite actors do interviews with him.
Ong Bak was a super rare movie that was so impressive that I actively screened it for as many people as I could. If you came to my house, it was Ong Bak time.
Can’t thank you enough Scott for bringing my favorite Martial Arts Action star Tony Jaa on here to talk about these legendary films and his background !! We love you Tony Jaa keep making awesome movies from America !
TJ represents Thailand in such a great and positive manner. I love his inspirations from the great Bruce Lee. This guy is truly a legend, but so modest about his incredible talent in MA!
Listening to all these artists makes me feel I’m hanging out with my best friends who speaks my martial art language. Bless You Scott for having these conversations with the best artists, my idols, in the business.
This man also is in the list of most humble, he likes to give his stuntmen the business but he's still a very humble guy. This man changed the game out of sheer will and passion.
Everybody is amazed how humble Tony is. And Scott. But you know, when you know what you can do and what you achieved, then you have nothing to proof anybody. Its true for every profesional.
I'm very big fan of Adkins sir😍😍😍 i have seen all his movies..especially i loved undisputed series A lot of love from india ❤❤❤.I hope you will read my comment..
Scott is best interviewer the way he simplified the English and light on his face you can tell he's humble and enjoying the interview. Enjoyed this interview
Thank you, Scott! I love this series of interviews you are doing and I'm particularly happy that you interviewed Tony Jaa and talked about his mentor Panna Rittikrai. Panna was an unsung hero of martial arts films and Tony is testament to his brilliance. May he rest in peace!
I love how much of this is two adults, representing their work at the highest level, making Kung Fu shouty noises like ten year olds because they're both still excited by it. Gold.
These interviews are great! I love that you bring in the movie scenes and talk about them. I never thought I’d get a chance a hear my favorite action heroes on such a personal level!
Simpathy reaction, I do this all the Time when attending guest's or tourists, lowering the pace of your words that way people who's English is Not their first language can feel understood both as a client and person. But also it makes life easier by doing so lol.
I'm amazed by Tony, he is just a great example of artist. The way he feels what he says and how that reaches you, his happiness of following his dream and representing all the thai culture... It's just amazing, nothing else to say. You just recognize quality and feeling when you watch his films
Great..I think Tony Jaa has a great development in English communication, usually action movies don't need too many lines. Use body language to communicate easily to the audience. But English has become a key tool in his international career. I sincerely wish him success in his acting career. and bring reputation to Thailand.
hopeful one day Scott Adkins and Tony Jaa talk about martial arts movies Skills and techniques about fighting scenes then It happened , I love and am proud of you both >Form thailand
I love that Donnie is making so much movies. Because his getting Older and he is now famous so everybody wants a piece of the cake, producers give money and push Donnie. Donnie also was always a hard worker so he should now use is time to make movies.
I'd like to see him as the villain for the next mission impossible I call it. Mission Impossible Pandemic. He was the voice behind explaining The Syndicate using a voice changer.
With limited resources and not right in the head, Tony Jaa starred in 2 of the best films in the history of martial arts. Unfortunately they are less valued than they deserve. Scott, you are really a very generous guy. Congratulations for the initiative! You are one of the great martial arts fighters!
Absolutely incredible Tony Jaa. I m a MEGA fan, simply admire him, love his personality and his spirit 🙏when it comes to martial art his skills in Muay Thai are brilliant. Love to see him in action, he impresses me every time. Amazing Tony Jaa 🙏Lovely interview Thnx Scott 👍👍
Just in love with this series! Grew up with martial arts, both practicing and watching movies, just as amazing as yours and as all those made by these incredible professionals you've been interviewing. Thank you for sharing this great idea with us martial arts fans, Scott!
What a blessed human being, when you asked him how he did the wall run and his answer was, "I don't know, I just run and jump" shows how special he is. Love this channel.
So all this action martial stars of our generation there role mode are Bruce Lee, jetli and Jackie Chan. Wow. Shout out to these three legends. They indeed were lethal legends and will forever be remembered in martial fights.
Great to see these videos with the actor talking about his scenes. It is very nice to see the material reproduced by scott and how they admire each other.
he is trying so hard with the language barrier, i appriciate your willingness to try your best to interpret him to clarify things, alot of interviews wouldnt always do that
You can tell Scott's been around a lot of non native speakers to understand the gist of what he's getting at. I just think it's cool he's picked English up when he couldn't speak it at all when he made his first few films.
Thank you sooooo much for doing this series Scott! It’s amazing to see all the greats as normal people off set just sharing their lives. I’m 36 and grew up doing tae Kwon do, tricking and tumbling. I was always watching the martial arts movies and did short films with my friends for fun. Thank you for inspiring! All the best
When I saw Ong Bak for the first time, I was absolutely stunned. I didn't believe what I saw. I had never seen anything like that before. I was sixteen and I thought I was one of the few people in the world that saw that film and that knew about real muay thai. I immediately thought that that's the best martial art in the world. It became my little secret that I was so proud of. The fights were so raw and powerful, so creative and ingenious, so new and unique that I thought I discovered something completely new amazing. It's funny now, but that's how I saw it back then.
I love Scott...and you are one humble guy interviewing great martial art people from different background...Your patience and your asking style is amazing...But the truth cannot be taken away that you are one of the best artist out there...
Ong Bak is so unique so impressive brilliant martial art movie ever made.Great story. MasrerTony JAA genius! Sir Scott so humble very kind.God bless you man!😊😊😊
Tony Jaa is not just a great martial artist, he is a heck of a creative artistic individual as well. The stunts that he comes up with are so original and one of a kind. Great respect to this legend.
🐐👏💪♾️
The fact that Tony Jaa is also impressed by his own stunts is just amazing.
Hahaha, true
I mean, I would be impress if I can do that too lmao
He is being excited like a little kid who had just learned some tricks & perform it. We don’t see a child like innocence in most grown up men. Glad to see it in a action star
Not even a language barrier can stop these two martial arts idols having enthusiastic discussion. Love these guys!
Exactly!!!!
You see the excitement in their eyes when discussing things. True passion for the art!
Truly two master martial artists having a good time
Like a heart to heart. Language is not problem. They respect each other. Experience made them a great information 👍
How humble Scott is! Whenever he asks a question that he may have a specialty in, he doesn't interrupt or mention himself. He lets his guest speak about them. Legend hosting legends.
I notice too bro , I appreciate
Real recognize real. Both these guys are legit so Scott knows he's interviewing one of the greats and he treats it as such. I agree it's nice to see.
Wisdom and greatness
Absolutely right 👍
Yep he is a gentleman
Tony jaa is extremely UNDERRATED, ong bak is amazing and omg the protector is genius action
No, in my opinion Jaa isn't underrated! His most greatest movies are his first 3 movies: "Ong Bak Part I & II", "The protector" aka "Tom Yum Goom"! The next movies were more dissapointed even "Ong Bak III". Or better said, The movies between "Ong Bak 3" and "SPL" were not the Tony Jaa, who I saw in his first 3 movies- like I've already said!The first movie, which brings his success back, was "SPL- Time for concequences". After this movie ,he found back "The Tony Jaa style", which has made him famous. Movies like "Triple threat", "Master Z- The Ip Man legacy", "Paradox" and even a Hollywood production "Triple X - The return of Xander Cage"!
But lastly I'm agreed- Tony Jaa is an amazing martial artist & actor!!!
I would say nowadays the entire action / martial arts genre is underrated. All these great talents rarely make it to the big screen unless it's in a small side role on a blockbuster movie. Which is a shame.
I remember the documentary "In search for the last action hero" covers this a little bit when in the 90's, CGI started to conquer the big screen when people started to expect rollercoaster rides.
I don’t agree…saying that is like saying The Rolling Stones are extremely underrated….
@@TamNguyen-vw4qg の、、ありがとうございますのようこそお寺さん
@@-MrFozzy- What??? That's not really your serious opinion?!- If you make a comparison like THIS, then it would looks like : The Beatles are the G.O.A.T band and the G.O.A.T OF MARTIAL ART is Bruce Lee! After the Beatles are the Rolling Stones cause also of their long life Band history! That means after Bruce Lee comes Jackie Chan as long life Martial artist! The Doors would B Jet Li! Don't forget Sammo Hung ,Yuen Biao! These are the GREATEST of the so called "Golden Era" from the HongKong film industry from those days! The late 70s until the 90s! Even Donnie Yen became his success from the Ip Man movie! I would say Donnie was unknown in the western countries before 2010 as Ip Man 2 was made - even in HongKong! And Tony Jaa, Wu Jing or Max Zhang Jin are the stars of "NOWADAYS"! You can't compare Tony Jaa with The Rolling Stones. The living Stones members are legends like - Sammo Hung! Jaa is never a living legend! Probably he will becomes ONCE in the future. MAYBE!!!
See how Scott admires Tony for his stunts.. he him self is an extraordinary action star..but see how he compliments on Tony jaa..true gentlemen.
Because he knows what it takes to do a stunt like that
He should've been batman.
I used to watch ong bak1,tom yum goong in DVD player , atleast every day for a year maybe seen atleast both movie more than 90 -100 times,still I didn't get at begining that both movies are perfomed by the same actor so much of diffrence in the fighting style ,if that movies were released today every one would have joined muay thai or other fighting courses such an impact that movies were created in world.
@@blossumgames9443 enough batman movies already sheesh
@@rahulnair1061 tony jaa vs Jet Li
I remember when I sow Ong Bak for the first time I was in shock . Tony Jaa is a legend.
I was learning Muay Thai then Ong Bak came out. Was so awesome
Same. I was cheering and clapping in the theatre with everybody else!
I remember my mentor was telling me that they wrap there hands with rope an as soon as I saw this I was like its muay thai, an just amazed with tony's skiill.
Yoo! For real! I remember watching this shit and it instantly inpired me for martial arts!
Onh bak is so iconic all of em
Scott Adkins… can’t thank you enough for these interviews!
Scott adkins, quite literally reliving my childhood one interview at a time. Thankyou sir..
Love it. The athleticism of Tony Jaa blew me away when Ong Bak and the Protector came out. I remember I was in late high school and early college respectively and it gave me the love of foreign language martial arts films I still have to this day. Living Legend.
Same, when I first saw Jaa in ong bak , he changed my view on action movies. His movements and flair it blew me away
I really love Scott Adkins and Tony Jaa
U people brought the best revolution in Martial arts 🔥🔥🥰
buy his dvds
Yes they're both incredible fighters with their own styles!
Tony Jaa's english is so good.
I remember reading an article where he was learning to speak english during the filming of the Fast and Furious.
Good to see him come this far.
😆😆😅🤣
Its really nice to see how he speak .. N express to understand other
Is that sarcasm?
@@kakerukakeru8614 only if you call yourself a doufus
@@bryanrai you got time 4 me 2 tell u a story?
Mr Adkins is such a respectful interviewer - amazing series and chanel
I luv the way scott adkins face lights up with glee each time he interviews any1. U can tell he is so humble n has the utmost respect for all his colleagues.
Tony Jaa is one incredible badass. And he’s so chill & down to earth & humble. 🤜🏽👊🏽🤛🏽🇹🇭
Most Muay Thai guys are
When you are dedly, you know what you can do, and nothing is needed to be proved
Who wants Iko Uwais (The Raid) on the show?
That would be Rad! 👍
Viduyt will do
he have comedy martial art basis called silat
Abso-freakin'-lutely!!!!
Yes,please
Good to see Tony so happy, healthy and upbeat. Heard he had a real tough time mentally during Ong Bak 2
Me too. He seems like such a genuine guy.
Two of my favourite current day martial arts screen stars. Tony Jaa is the real deal; knowing what we see on screen is real and him is awe inspiring. Such a talent.
Love these interviews, Tony Jaa is delightful, you can see the enthusiasm he has for his craft.
I really enjoy how Atkins knows the right questions to ask, and the admiration he has for his guests; he is a wonderful interviewer.
I love both of these action stars and hope to see more of my favorite actors do interviews with him.
Ong Bak was a super rare movie that was so impressive that I actively screened it for as many people as I could. If you came to my house, it was Ong Bak time.
I like both Scott Adkins and Tony Jaa, but I felt the same way when I first saw Tony Jaa. He was out of this world.
Can’t thank you enough Scott for bringing my favorite Martial Arts Action star Tony Jaa on here to talk about these legendary films and his background !! We love you Tony Jaa keep making awesome movies from America !
What a great interview.
To see Scott so thrilled to speak to Tony, is lovely to see. Even stars have heroes.
Tony is fascinating.
When a legend knows a legend... Scott Adkins is such a humble guy 🙏
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TJ represents Thailand in such a great and positive manner. I love his inspirations from the great Bruce Lee. This guy is truly a legend, but so modest about his incredible talent in MA!
Wow... Love it.. Scott Adkins & Tony Jaa❤️❤️
I do to Tony Jaa is freaking Badass so is Scott Adkins.
നമ്മുടെ മലയാളികളുടെ ടോണി ജാ മുത്ത് അഷ്റഫ് കാ ❤❤❤💪💪
നമ്മുടെ മലയാളികളുടെ ടോണി ജാ ❤❤❤💪അഷ്റഫ് കാ മുത്ത്
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Listening to all these artists makes me feel I’m hanging out with my best friends who speaks my martial art language. Bless You Scott for having these conversations with the best artists, my idols, in the business.
As a practiced martial artist I’m loving what Scott is doing with his channel. Thanks man
This two men.. I never neverrrrr gets bored watching their fighting styles.. I can watch the same kick 20 times a day, everyday.
Tony Jaa is so warm and friendly - no wonder everyone I knew in high school visits there every year🙃
Scott Adkins for Wolverine or Batman
That would be soo good
Scott Adkins as Batman
@@dheeraj3945 th-cam.com/video/ynbnSykhV8I/w-d-xo.html
Jocken75 I know bro, so sad
I think he is best suitable for Caped Crusader...
Tony Jaa reinvented the genre with Panna! Huge props to this guy.
eric can you do real life fahkumram moves???
yeah before the movies was boring, fake, he make it more wild more real, with less edit
hope you both make a movie together...
hope you will be interviewed also Cynthia Luster..
Yo Eric man, we haven't seen you in new movies man. You did God of War for your last project.
What's your blog again?
It’s really nice to see two legends sitting and complimenting their skills. They both talented amd humble.
This man also is in the list of most humble, he likes to give his stuntmen the business but he's still a very humble guy. This man changed the game out of sheer will and passion.
Everybody is amazed how humble Tony is. And Scott. But you know, when you know what you can do and what you achieved, then you have nothing to proof anybody. Its true for every profesional.
Ong-Bak was my very first Tony Jaa movie. I watched it early in the 2000s. Man, I was impressed by him, the stunts and the way that movie was filmed.
I'm very big fan of Adkins sir😍😍😍 i have seen all his movies..especially i loved undisputed series
A lot of love from india ❤❤❤.I hope you will read my comment..
The most complete premiere in the world.
You deserve a medal
😂
remembering boyka
YES TONY JAA,, WİN,, SCOOT VS TONY,, SKİN TRADE MOVİE,, TONY WİN,, VAN DAMME, JACKİE CHAN, DONNİE YEN.
Boyka is iconic as donnie yen as ip man. Haha.
these two guys are my favourite actors. all i see is a strong friendship here, makes me see how humble they both are. #RespectFromNigeria #BigFan
Scott is best interviewer the way he simplified the English and light on his face you can tell he's humble and enjoying the interview. Enjoyed this interview
For icons, these two are the most humble people I've ever seen.
Scott, i just love how guilty you feel everytime you ask people how much time they use on stretching :D
I like that Scott became a TH-camr.
Me too!
The most complete youtuber in the world!
Same
@@MVahag lol 😂
@@MVahag never gets old. BOYCA 😅😅
Thank you, Scott! I love this series of interviews you are doing and I'm particularly happy that you interviewed Tony Jaa and talked about his mentor Panna Rittikrai. Panna was an unsung hero of martial arts films and Tony is testament to his brilliance. May he rest in peace!
The protector brought me back into martial arts movies, a absolute MASTERPIECE, the one shot action scene was incredible
I’ve only seen Ong Bak which I adored… I’ll make this my next watch!
I remember when Tony Jaa burst on the scene. Incredible then and incredible now. Thanks for sharing!
The first ong bak was epic
*tony jaa is the pinnacle of action movie star* even scott was impressed
The most awaited video of my entire life.
I love how much of this is two adults, representing their work at the highest level, making Kung Fu shouty noises like ten year olds because they're both still excited by it. Gold.
These guys are such badasses
Scott is having such a good time watching these scenes!
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These interviews are great! I love that you bring in the movie scenes and talk about them. I never thought I’d get a chance a hear my favorite action heroes on such a personal level!
Wwoooooww Tony Jaa literally does almost every stunt with no wire!!! Phenomenal!!!!👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿. After watching this I love Tony Jaa more
Scott eventually started speaking English like Tony Jaa. Good he understood the need.
Simpathy reaction, I do this all the Time when attending guest's or tourists, lowering the pace of your words that way people who's English is Not their first language can feel understood both as a client and person.
But also it makes life easier by doing so lol.
amen
I do the same when I come to Thailand, it is much easier to communicate that way if a person you are talking to don’t use much English vocabulary.
😂🤣
Tony Jaa’s energy is amazing on and off screen a true legend
I'm amazed by Tony, he is just a great example of artist. The way he feels what he says and how that reaches you, his happiness of following his dream and representing all the thai culture... It's just amazing, nothing else to say. You just recognize quality and feeling when you watch his films
Loved the simplicity of Tony Jaa
Scott - "How'd you do that?
Tony - "I don't know, I just run and jump"
I gonna try tomorrow... me: 🤕🤸♂️🏃♂️🚶♂️... 🤭
🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@jasonred3874 🚑🚑😂
I got a good laugh when he said that, he is so incredible with his stunts.
@@jasonred3874 don't break your neck😂😂
Childhood legend Tony Jaa with Ong Bak ❤
Great..I think Tony Jaa has a great development in English communication, usually action movies don't need too many lines. Use body language to communicate easily to the audience. But English has become a key tool in his international career. I sincerely wish him success in his acting career. and bring reputation to Thailand.
scott, "How do u do this?
Tony, "I don't know..i just..." lol just hilarious....you two are my GOAT in action movie
hopeful one day Scott Adkins and Tony Jaa talk about martial arts movies Skills and techniques about fighting scenes then It happened
, I love and am proud of you both
>Form thailand
"Where's my elephant?" - Tony Jaa. One of my favourite movie lines ever.🙏Kappunkap.
Liking the video before it even starts.
Atlas and Joie I’m subscribing before the even video start 😄
I love how Scott Adkins obviously LOVES action movies, it makes the interview better, especially knowing what he can do
Tony Jaa. He brought something so unique it was unreal. I always get so proud when I see him on screen✨💯
I watched the entire video with a smile on my face. That's how good it was !!
Same here!
healthy food
PLEASE GET DONNIE YEN EVEN IF HES MAKING 27 MOVIES AT ONCE
I love that Donnie is making so much movies. Because his getting Older and he is now famous so everybody wants a piece of the cake, producers give money and push Donnie. Donnie also was always a hard worker so he should now use is time to make movies.
I like that Donnie has mellowed a bit with age
New Flash Point would be awesome!
I'd like to see him as the villain for the next mission impossible I call it. Mission Impossible Pandemic. He was the voice behind explaining The Syndicate using a voice changer.
Scott Adkins character for a John Wick movie.
I love this guy, he made my childhood very memorable
You can truly tell how much Scott loves martial arts films. It’s that love that makes these interviews the best. Great job Scott.
Scott Adkins , he is so gentle and humble .
he should get most most recognition than this .
Watching Tony jaa for the first time in Ong bak was captivating... He's like a ghost of stunts and action
With limited resources and not right in the head, Tony Jaa starred in 2 of the best films in the history of martial arts. Unfortunately they are less valued than they deserve. Scott, you are really a very generous guy. Congratulations for the initiative! You are one of the great martial arts fighters!
Absolutely incredible Tony Jaa. I m a MEGA fan, simply admire him, love his personality and his spirit 🙏when it comes to martial art his skills in Muay Thai are brilliant. Love to see him in action, he impresses me every time. Amazing Tony Jaa 🙏Lovely interview Thnx Scott 👍👍
I love Jaa. His 1st couple of big movies. Are some of the best.
These two guys had both different way of styles...legendary fighting skills
The conversation between Scott Adkins and Tony Jaa :
-Scott: owo, that is amazing 😲
-Tony Jaa: One take 😆😄
🤭🤭
1 glass
27:15 😂
Plz dont insult
no wire. no wire.
@@imran-ep6fq Not possible to insult a legend. It's just a Joke. Funny
Just in love with this series! Grew up with martial arts, both practicing and watching movies, just as amazing as yours and as all those made by these incredible professionals you've been interviewing. Thank you for sharing this great idea with us martial arts fans, Scott!
I love the last fight in triple threat, great one & final closing lines: talk , talk talk, no more talk😁
What a blessed human being, when you asked him how he did the wall run and his answer was, "I don't know, I just run and jump" shows how special he is. Love this channel.
Tony Jaa and Scott Adkins in one video? Two best martial art actors/stuntmen ever lived. Movie with you two would be epic.
So all this action martial stars of our generation there role mode are Bruce Lee, jetli and Jackie Chan. Wow. Shout out to these three legends. They indeed were lethal legends and will forever be remembered in martial fights.
Great to see these videos with the actor talking about his scenes.
It is very nice to see the material reproduced by scott and how they admire each other.
Very humble Scott. Two amazing action star.
"One take, one glass!"
Tony Jaa is incredible and this was a great interview.
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You're the best ❤️
Ong Bak is one of the most unintentionally funny movies of all time - and the fight scenes were superb.
The Thais are brilliant at slapstick comedy & humour. I don't think it was unintentional :)
he is trying so hard with the language barrier, i appriciate your willingness to try your best to interpret him to clarify things, alot of interviews wouldnt always do that
You can tell Scott's been around a lot of non native speakers to understand the gist of what he's getting at. I just think it's cool he's picked English up when he couldn't speak it at all when he made his first few films.
Another living legend, Tony Jaa! His stunts are crazy cool. Definitely representing Muay Thai.
Thank you sooooo much for doing this series Scott! It’s amazing to see all the greats as normal people off set just sharing their lives. I’m 36 and grew up doing tae Kwon do, tricking and tumbling. I was always watching the martial arts movies and did short films with my friends for fun. Thank you for inspiring! All the best
When I saw Ong Bak for the first time, I was absolutely stunned. I didn't believe what I saw. I had never seen anything like that before. I was sixteen and I thought I was one of the few people in the world that saw that film and that knew about real muay thai. I immediately thought that that's the best martial art in the world. It became my little secret that I was so proud of. The fights were so raw and powerful, so creative and ingenious, so new and unique that I thought I discovered something completely new amazing. It's funny now, but that's how I saw it back then.
Well...as i can see this show gonna last for years now, as long as Mr. Adkins and others has time to do it...I absolutely love this here. Respect!
I've always loved Tony jaa
And now to know that my favourite actor loves him aswell has completed my life
everytime i come across an interview, i'm shocked at the people you have on here. Each one was amazing and legendary in their own right.
I love Scott...and you are one humble guy interviewing great martial art people from different background...Your patience and your asking style is amazing...But the truth cannot be taken away that you are one of the best artist out there...
We have to protect action stars who don’t like cgi and wire work! Human stunts!!! Huge respect and much love!💪😎
This is so damn cool! Always wanted to see Jaa in an interview, and by who else than the great Scott Adkins.
Scott Adkins is "DA MAN "!!!
The Action community is easily one of the kindest, everyone just talking about how impressive everyone else is, i love it.
Ong Bak is so unique so impressive brilliant martial art movie ever made.Great story. MasrerTony JAA genius! Sir Scott so humble very kind.God bless you man!😊😊😊
“One glass, one take 🎬” -Tony Jaa
Great stuff 👍👍👍