Dan Chupong

Dan Chupong is an actor in the Thai film industry. He was born on 23 March 1981 as ChupongChangprung in a place called Kalasin Province situated in Thailand. He completed his graduation from the Srinakarinwirot Institute of Physical Education. He did the workout on a regular basis to prepare himself for his role in the movies. He did the exercise of running plus gymnastics. He also took training of acting to prepare himself for the film titled “Dynamite Warrior.”

His career started by working in a film as a member of the stunt team of Panna Rittikrai who is a famous martial-arts director. His first film was “Ong-Bak: Muay Thai Warrior” in which he got a small role of a character called “Bodyguard 4.” After that, he did the lead role in many films. Some of them are Born to Fight of 2004, Dynamite Warrior of 2006, Somtum AKA Muay Thai Giant, Ong Bak 2, Queens of Langkasuka, Ong Bak 3, Vengeance of an Assassin, Khun Pun, and The Last Assignment.

He was also seen in a television show named “The Reincarnation” of 2016. In the film titled “Born to Fight,” he worked with the director Panna Rittikrai and the producers PracharyaPinkaew and Sukanya Vongsthapat. He also worked with many other actors such as NapponGomarachun, SantisukPromsiri, PiyapongPiew-on, SomluckKamsing, and KessarinEktawatkul. He played the lead role of the character named “Deaw.”

It released into the theatres on 5 August 2004 under the banner of the production company called “Baa-ram-ewe.” Then in “Dynamite Warrior,” he worked under the direction of Chalerm Wongpim and the production of PrachyaPinkaew. It was a martial-arts based film that released in the theatres on 21 December 2006. He played a character named “Siang” in it. Then again he bagged the lead role in “Vengeance of an Assassin,” which was his reunion with the director Panna Rittikrai.

He also worked with the producers Somsak and Techaratanaprasert, and his co-stars Nantawooti and Boonrapsap. He played the role of a character named “ Thee Thee is an Indian TV series in the Tamil language. >> Read More... ” while Nantawooti played the role of his brother named “Than.” It was also a martial-arts film that released into the Thai cinemas on 13 November 2014 under the banner of the production company named Sahamongkol Film International. In rest of the films, he played important roles, but not the lead roles. He has won the audience’s hearts with his acting talent and martial-arts skills.