Woak Wak Trailer

Woak Wak Trailer (2004)

16 September 2004 Comedy

The story of a family magnate and Mrs. Ying who has a big father as a consultant. The incident happened when a beloved son named Woak Wak who likes to play with girls, has mysteriously disappeared in order to return safely to the charming child, the magnate does not dare to report to the police, but let bodyguard er with his minions looking for Woak Wak by paying unlimited compensation They also hired a peaceful investigator and Petchtae, the nephew of a peaceful investigator. who had just finished an investigation course from abroad by collaborating with Oung, the older sister of Woak Wak who learned martial arts from Japan and had to fly back from outside to find his younger brother

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Cast

Chantana Kittiyapan

as Rabeabchad

Panthila Fuklin

as Aoong Eng

Pongsak Sopakdee

as Bodyguard

Chatchai Jinda

as Poh Yai

Promma Satongkaew

as Massage parlor customers

Somjai Sukjai

as Bodyguard Aer

Crew

Kongkiat Asavinikul

Kongkiat Asavinikul Director of Photography

Suwat Sutthirak

Suwat Sutthirak Art Direction

International Releases Dates

Thailand 16 September 2004

Production Companies

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