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Watcharapol Fukjaidee

b. 1977

Thai actor

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Born 1977. Watcharapol Fukjaidee is a Thai presenter, disc jockey, actor, youTuber, radio personality and film actor.

Watcharapol Fueangjaidee (; born August 1, 1977), also popularly known as DJ Jack or Jack The Ghost is a well-known Thai radio host, best known for hosting an online radio program featuring stories about ghosts and the supernatural.

Early life Born in Bangkok into a poor family and had the opportunity to complete only primary school, Grade 6, which was the level of compulsory education at the time. His childhood was difficult and marked by severe hardship. He once lived on the streets and even came close to becoming involved in drug abuse. He struggled to make a living, working a variety of jobs, including as a gas station attendant, noodle shop server, computer repair technician, and restaurant waiter.

Radio host career One Halloween, Watcharapol invited Kapol Thongplub, better known as DJ Pong, a radio host who was regarded as an icon of ghost-storytelling on Thai radio, to a restaurant. At the time, Kapol owned a restaurant and was looking for employees, so Watcharapol joined him as a restaurant worker. He eventually had the opportunity to assist Kapol with his ghost-story radio program, filling in as a host and joining field investigations of abandoned houses and other deserted locations in search of paranormal activity. He gradually became well known among the program's listeners and viewers, particularly after Kaphon's radio program, The Shock, was adapted for television. At the time, he was known as "Jack Saisin."

After working as a member of The Shock team for approximately 22 years, he eventually left the program to launch his own online radio program, The Ghost Radio. This marked the origin of the name by which he became widely known, "Jack The Ghost."

Film producer career In March 2025, he collaborated with Shinesaeng Ad.venture, a studio involved in film production and distribution, on a project called "Ghost Light". The project aims to produce horror films based on popular stories from The Ghost Radio's YouTube channel, for which the program holds the rights. The first film, Our House, directed by Kongkiat Komesiri, was released in late 2025. It was followed in mid-2026 by Confessions of a Shaman. The latter was a major commercial success, grossing more than 100 million baht, making it the third Thai film released in 2026 to surpass 100 million baht at the box office, following The Undertaker II and Gohan.

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Who is Watcharapol Fukjaidee?

Thai actor

When was Watcharapol Fukjaidee born?

Watcharapol Fukjaidee was born on 1 August 1977 in Bangkok.

What is Watcharapol Fukjaidee's occupation?

Watcharapol Fukjaidee is a presenter, disc jockey, actor, youTuber, radio personality and film actor.

What nationality is Watcharapol Fukjaidee?

Watcharapol Fukjaidee is Thai.

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· Wikipedia: Watcharapol Fukjaidee

· Wikidata: Q132815690

· DBpedia: Watcharapol Fueangjaidee

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