Operation Bangkok
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Operation Bangkok (Script error: The function "langx" does not exist., RTGS: Phet Tad Phet) is a 1966 Thai action, adventure, thriller, and crime film. It is based on a novel by Sek Dusit and S. Naowarat.The film was produced by Thai Sahakarn Film and co-directed by three directors: Vichit Kounavudhi, Phromsin Sibunruang, and Prakob Kaewprasert. It stars Mitr Chaibancha, Luechai Naruenart, Petchara Chaowarat, and Miss Regina Pai-ping. It was premiered at the Chalermketr Theatre on April 5, 1966.
Synopsis
Yod (Luechai Naruenart), the right-hand man of crime boss Mr. Tan (Gacha Plienwithi), betrays and kills a smuggler named Chat (Mitr Chaibancha) to steal his contraband. Suspecting Yod's disloyalty, Mr. Tan orders another trusted henchman, Phoon (Chumphorn Thepphitak), along with his men, to eliminate Yod. However, Yot's life is saved by Pai Lu (Regina Pai-ping), an undercover female police officer posing as a singer. Realizing Mr. Tan has double-crossed him, Yod agrees to cooperate with the Hong Kong Police. Additionally, Yod betrays heroin dealer Cheng (Adul Dulyarat) and robs him of his money before returning to Thailand with Pai Lu.
In Thailand, Police Sub-Lieutenant Sakchai (Mitr Chaibancha), a young officer from the Crime Suppression Division, is assigned a mission by Director Jit (Phankham) to masquerade as Chat in order to uncover the organization's big boss. With assistance from Pai Lu, Yod, and Ratsamee (Petchara Chaowarat), an undercover policewoman who is also Yot's lover, Sakchai discovers that Madam Louise, the head of the organization, is actually Jaisamorn (Wilaiwan Wattanapanich). Jaisamorn is a wealthy philanthropist who uses her charitable work as a front for smuggling contraband and heroin.
References
- ชุมทางหนังไทยในอดีต (ตอนที่ 2) Archived 2007-09-04 at the Wayback Machine
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- เพชรตัดเพชร(2016)
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