Tin Maung
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| Tin Maung | |||||||||||
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| Born | 1908 Pyay, Bago Division |
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| Died | October 4, 2000 (aged 87) Maykha Street, Yangon, Yangon Division |
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| Occupation | producer, director, actor | ||||||||||
| Years active | 1923 | ||||||||||
| Spouse(s) | Daw Tin Tin | ||||||||||
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Tin Maung (1913 – 2000) was a Burmese actor, director and producer.
[edit] Biography
His parents is U Ba Nyunt and Daw Nyein Shane. He passed Matrix ten standard from Yangon High school. In 1923 he started acting in "Taw Myaing Sone ka Lwan Aung Phan". In 1934 he attended Rangoon University. In his first film Mya Ga Naing (1934), he worked for the A1 film company. In 1942, he entered the Burma Independence Army.
He won Burmese film academy awards for best actor in the 1953 film Yadanar Pone and for Best Director in film Ko Yel Toe Yel Soe Soe Yel in 1967. He visited Indonesia in 1950, India in 1954 and Japan in 1955 for observation of film production techniques and to direct. He married with Daw Tin Tin and had five children. His second older brother is Nyi Pu. He awards with Yadana Bon in World Film Competition held at 1957 September 8. He was chairman of Film Council ( Myanmar Motion Picture Organization) from 1964 to 1966. He lived in Yangon, where he died on October 4, 2000.
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- Mya Ga Naing
- Ta Lane Nit Lane
- Chit Ta Mya
- Chit Yay Sin
- Chit Sa Noe
- Min ka bar lae
- bar ma hti
- Chain Tan Pyi
- Chit Thet Wai
- Pu Sar Shin
- Aung Ta Pyay
- Pyo doe Maung
- bhain Ma tar ya
- Nit Mwar A Theal
- Moe Nya Eain Mat Phyu
- thu ka Lae chit ya mae
- ta man kyar
- zar ti tway
- Zin Ma so taw main ka lay
- chit myay
- Phoe Pyonn Cho
- Chit Mone Man
- Yout Sein
- Gone Yeal Ma Thu
- Myay Tae thit Sar
- Latt Oo Sayar
- Po Hnin Phyu
- Yin Wal Khin Twal Zaw Lay Yeal
- a kyaw a mar
- Yadanar Pone
- Ko Yel Toe Yel Soe Soe Yel
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