The War Lord
Apr 24, 1976 · 1h 57m
Director
Sakka CharuchindaOverview
Fifteen years after the fall of Ayutthaya, Thai forces led by King Naresuan successfully pushed Burmese troops out of the boundary city of Klaeng. However, this leads to retaliation from the Burmese Kingdom, who sends their troops to crush the remaining influences of Siam. A warlord who had recently lost his teacher may prove to be the only formidable force that Siam has left.
Cast of The War Lord
Sombat MetaneeSema
Naiyana ShewananRerai
Tanyarat LohananJamroeng
Manop AssawathepMu Khan
Sa-Ard PiempongsanKhun Ramdecha
Sayan ChantaraviboonSombun
Duangdao JarujindaUeai Taeng
Duangjai HathaikarnDuangkhae
Jerasak PinsuwanSin
Jamnong BumpensupKhun Litphichai
Malee WetpraseriSema's Mother- Wong SrisawatSema's Father
Manas BoonyakiatAmphan
Sulaleewan SuwanthatSlave
Crew of The War Lord
Sakka CharuchindaDirector- Subha DevakulWriter
- Kiat IampeungpornProducer
- Somsak PayapdechachaiExecutive Producer
- Kamon BorisutDirector of Photography
- Narong CharuchindaEditor
- Sompob ChanprathaConsulting Producer
- Nukul SilapakanAssistant Director
- MaimueangdoemOriginal Story
- Chon BunnagCinematography
- Chana BunnagCinematography
- Supoj JarujindaArt Direction
- Jamnong BumpensupFight Choreographer
- PotchanaCostume Designer
About The War Lord
What is The War Lord about?
Fifteen years after the fall of Ayutthaya, Thai forces led by King Naresuan successfully pushed Burmese troops out of the boundary city of Klaeng. However, this leads to retaliation from the Burmese Kingdom, who sends their troops to crush the remaining influences of Siam. A warlord who had recently lost his teacher may prove to be the only formidable force that Siam has left.
When was The War Lord released?
The War Lord was released on April 24, 1976.
How long is The War Lord?
The War Lord runs 1 hour 57 minutes (117 minutes).
Who directed The War Lord?
The War Lord was directed by Sakka Charuchinda.
Who is in the cast of The War Lord?
The cast of The War Lord includes Sombat Metanee (Sema), Naiyana Shewanan (Rerai), Tanyarat Lohanan (Jamroeng), Manop Assawathep (Mu Khan) and Sa-Ard Piempongsan (Khun Ramdecha).