Thai filmmaker Thiti “Tongte” Srinuan, best known for directing the box‑office hit “The Undertaker,” posted a striking photograph of himself defecating on camera during a recent session at the Taiwan Creative Content Fest in Taipei.
The image, which Srinuan shared on social media, captures the moment of a genuine bathroom act rather than a staged prop. He clarified that the footage was taken during his earlier career as a supporting actor with Taibaan Studio, a production house that has become a notable name in Thailand’s entertainment sector.
Speaking about the clip, Srinuan said, “I was a supporting actor, and I played a crazy person,” indicating that the scene was part of a role that demanded extreme realism. The actor‑turned‑director said the stunt was intended to convey the chaotic mindset of the character he portrayed at the time.
The revelation has drawn attention to the lengths some Thai performers go to achieve authenticity on screen. While the photograph is graphic, Srinuan emphasized that it was not a special effect but an actual, unedited moment captured for the project.
Taibaan Studio, where Srinuan began his acting career, has produced a range of popular Thai series and films, contributing to the country’s growing reputation in regional media markets. Srinuan’s transition from supporting roles to directing major blockbusters reflects the fluid career paths common in Thailand’s vibrant film industry.
<small>Source: Variety — read the original story there.</small>
