Here you will find pictures, texts, the desktop theme, and other files,
all from Big Trouble in Little China!

Downloadable Images

Desktop Stuff

Text Files

Filename	Description
Big Trouble in Little China 2 Script	A TV Movie of the Week script by Charles Proser and Peter David
Donald Li Interview	An Interview with actor Donald Li, who plays Eddie Lee in the film
Carter Wong Interview	6/26/00 - E-mail Interview
James Hong Interview	1997 - Interview by Kim August of Phar Out Magazine
John Carpenter Chat	1996 - AOL Chat transcript
Big Trouble in Little China FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)	Frequently asked questions pertaining to BTLC
Big Trouble in Little China - The Screenplay	Excerpts from W.D. Richter's screenplay to Big Trouble in Little China
The Big Trouble in Little China Card Game	Gives info on some of the characters. A neat idea! Created by Eric Jome.
Track Listing of Carpenter's Big Trouble in Little China Soundtrack	Find out what's on the BTLC CD!
Ethan de Seife's Multimedia Analysis	A paper on BTLC and Zu: Warriors from the Magic Mountain
John Carpenter Interview Transcript	Talks briefly about a possible sequel to BTLC
BTLC2 Survey Results	The results of the questionnaire I put out years ago
The Petition Letter	A copy of the letter I sent out to various sources, including Carpenter, on BTLC2
Comments by Petitioners	A compilation of comments you guys sent me during the petition campaign
John Carpenter's Letter	John Carpenter responds to the BTLC Sequel campaign!

Big Trouble Models for Maxis' Computer Game: "The Sims"

One of the neat things about Maxis' The Sims is the ability to import "Skin" models into the game to create custom people. Behold, as I unveil the first of several "Big Trouble" characters:

Jack Burton     Gracie Law     Lo Pan 

You will need the retail version of "The Sims" and a copy of "SimShow" in order to use these models in the game.

You can download "SimShow" at www.thesims.com

Big Trouble - The Commodore 64 Video Game!

Thanks to the miracle of PC-emulation, now you can experience the joys of living in 1987 and playing video games on your Commodore 64!  Thanks to Rafterman of The Banzai Institute for donating this page!

Click here to see Big Trouble in Little China - The Video Game!

Legal Stuff: Big Trouble in Little China is Copyright 1986 Taft/Barish/Monash Productions and distributed by Twentieth Century Fox. All images and sounds are the intellectual property of John Carpenter and Taft/Barish/Monash Productions and are displayed with the only intent of public appreciation of a great film and possible publicity for its place among the great motion pictures of our time. Thanks.