Among his more famous roles were the 1985 remake of the musical comedy "Ngern, Ngern, Ngern" (เงิน เงิน เงิน), for which he won best actor at the Thailand National Film Association Awards. He portrayed an unscrupulous moneylender whose son falls in love with a debtor and ends up taking sides against his father. He had also had a smaller role in the original 1965 film. Lor Tok won a Tuktathong ("Golden Doll") award for his role as a Chinese merchant in "Go Hub". He played the lead role in the 007 spoof, "James Band" and was the title character in the comedy horror, "Dracula Tok". In the early 1980s, he acted in the acclaimed "Luang ta" duology, in which he portrayed a wise Buddhist monk.