Links to Other Jackie Chan Related Info
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Jackie's Official Website

• http://www.jackie-chan.com
  Not working for now (Sept 2000)

• JC Fan Club - Australia
  The Aussies and Kiwis have got the JC connection going here.

• Canada JC Fan Club
  The club closed to merge with the International Club.

• USA JC Fan Club
  The original club members were hardcore before Rumble made its mark in the US.

WB's Jackie Chan Cartoon

• http://www.jackiechanadventures.com
  Its a brand new cartoon show with Jackie as the main character. If you like animation and Chan then hopefully this will fit the bill (Sept 2000).

• Burn Hollywood Burn
  The official site for Alan Smithee movie Burn Hollywood Burn has disappeared (Sept 2000).

• Rush Hour
  The official New Line Productions site for movie Rush Hour . My comments about Rush Hour will be posted in the Filmography page soon.

• Who Am I?
  The official Hong Kong site of the upcoming movie Who Am I? . Its mostly in Chinese so that might be a barrier for some of you. My comments about WhoAmI will be posted in the Filmography page soon.

• Mr. Nice Guy
  The original New Line's website for the movie Mr. Nice Guy is gone. They did change it to this link. The original Hong Kong site of the movie Mr. Nice Guy . A lot of the text is in Chinese with some English translations. My comments about Mr. Nice Guy in the Filmography page.

• Police Story
  This movie was never released in the US theaters. But New Line the movie and they have a Police Story website.

• Operation Condor
  Here is Dimension Films' site for Operation Condor. Its old and doesn't work right. Its linked to a non-existent site too. My comments about Operation Condor are in the Filmography page.

• Jackie Chan's First Strike
  The original official site of Jackie Chan's First Strike is gone (Sept 2000). But you can check out the updated one at Newline's First Strike

• Thunderbolt
  The official homepage for the movie Thunderbolt is gone. The original ISP also switched to another ISP. (Sept 2000)

• Rumble in the Bronx
  The official Rumble in the Bronx homepage is gone and someone else owns the domain name. But New Line Cinema has a site for now. Check out this link .

• Supercop
  The official Supercop homepage . Its strange how this webpage survived but not the Operation of Condor webpage (Sept 2000).
  Supercop is originally titled Police Story 3: Supercop

• Miramax Films
  1 of 2 Hollywood companies showing Jackie Chan films in America. I previously had a released films link but that is gone now (Sept 2000). You should check out Dimension Films's list instead.

• New Line Cinema
  2 of 2 Hollywood companies showing Jackie Chan films in America. The have a Jackie Chan Video Vault which a lot of information and fun stuff for his fans. I recommend the Chan fans to support New Line because they done a lot for Jackie's work. They renewed a bunch of his movie sites as well as promoting his movies in the US theaters and on video. Their "official publicity website" has a recent film release schedule.

• I Am Jackie Chan: My Life in Action
  The Official Jackie Chan Autobiography published by Random House. Lots of information and Jackie's book signing itinerary!

• There are four other books but only three are still on sale. I am listing those three by links to Amazon.com but I'm sure you can get them elsewhere if you prefer. Jackie Chan by Curtis Wong. ISBN: 0809228378
  The Essential Jackie Chan Sourcebook by Jeff Rovin, Kathy Tracy (Contributor), Kathleen Tracy. ISBN: 0671008439
  Jackie Chan : Inside the Dragon by Clyde, III Gentry.
  

• A whole slew of JC links at Yahoo! (www.yahoo.com).

• Another set of Jackie Chan links at The Zone (www.thezone.pair.com).

• World Video & Supply Inc.
  World Video has been distributing Chinese productions in the US since 1983. They currently have only two of Jackie's old movies on video but they are good ones - Drunken Master and Snake in the Eagle's Shadow. These guys don't have any Chan DVDs.

• Tai Seng Videos
  They are the biggest US distributor of Hong Kong movies. They carry some of Jackie's recent films on video and laser disc. Go to their site to see a myriad of titles. Download some Quicktime clips while you're at it.

  They have the following titles: Armor of God, Dragon Forever, Drunken Master II, Heart of a Dragon, Island of Fire, Police Story, Police Story 2, Police Story 3: Supercop, and Young Master

  * I am protesting the strong-arm business practices of Tai Seng. Their prices are also grossly inflated. Anyone can easily purchase the same products online from Hong Kong and still save money. In accordance to my protest, I have removed their website link which I previously listed.

• Golden Apple Comics Online
  These guys seem to have the most Jackie Chan movie titles for sale. Note that the prices are not cheap but that's generally the going market price else where too. Like my mamma always told me, "You betta shop around."

• Simitar Entertainment, Inc .
  Personally, I don't recommend them because of the quality of their videos which they record in extended play mode. But their videos are inexpensive. You will have to decide what you want.

  They got ten videos and I only like the following: Fearless Hyena, Spiritual Kung Fu, Dragon Fist, and Snake and Crane Arts of Shaolin.

• The Criterion Collection.
  This is a very good video and laser disc business. They generally take films from different types of genre and make a quality uncut copy. They also try to get the creators of the films for input on the film-to-video reproduction.

  Criterion only has Supercop in their collection. Hopefully they will add some of Jackie's movies such as Dragons Forever and Drunken Master II.

• Eastern Heroes.
  As of October 1997, they are still under construction and there is jack squat to look at besides an e-mail address and a background pic. But it will develop after awhile. Anyways... some people like this UK store and others don't.

• Where to find Hong Kong movies in the US and Canada
  Its not an actual retailer but a guide pointing to actual stores and rental places. Here's a good site that is continuously updated and it contains a wealth of information on different video store locations and helpful insider notes from its contributors. I will have to admit... renting is the best way to go.

• Where to find Hong Kong movies in Hawaii
  It my own guide to the video shops in Hawaii. Each store has a URL pointing to a visual map at Yahoo!Maps.

• Laser Views
  They are not a retailer but a magazine that lists all the up-n-coming laser disc and DVD release dates with list prices. The information includes movies from many genres. If you are a serious digital disc movie collector then this is a great site to bookmark.

• Stanley Tong's page
  If you don't know by now...Stanley has directed several of Jackie's recent films which includes Rumble in the Bronx, Supercop, and Police Story: First Strike.

  This site is missing from AOL (10/97)

• A Michelle Yeoh/Khan fan page
  Michelle is that major butt-kicker from the movie Supercop. She has done several other action movies in Hong Kong. Apparently, she has also been chosen to be an upcoming Bond girl. Watch out Pierce Brosnan!!

• A Maggie Cheung fan page
  Maggie Cheung has done numerous Hong Kong movies and lately a European film. Her big break started as the girlfriend-in-distress role for Jackie Chan's Police Story movies. Over the past few years, she has won a several awards including the Berlin Film Fest's Silver Bear.

• A Samo Hung fan page
  Samo has known Jackie since they were little kids in the Peking Opera School. He has worked on many films with Jackie as well as other films on his own. Samo excels in directing and fight choreography. Now he has a prime time tv show called Martial Law. You can find info on the show at the CBS network website.

• Hong Kong Movies on Video and Laserdisc Frequently Asked Questions
  This is one of the most comprehensive resources on Hong Kong movies for purchase. Since a majority of Jackie's films originate from Hong Kong this FAQ is a good guide in starting your collection. Note that US has not seen the best of Chan's previous films yet (9/97).

• Hong Kong Film Awards
  Similar to the Oscars in America, the Hong Kong Film Awards has their annual selection of films made in Hong Kong. I will have to warn the non-Chinese-reading JC fan that there is a lot of Chinese language at this website so you may not understand much.

• Jackie Chan News List
  I'm not a member nor have I seen the list but I have heard that its a good list to subscribe to if you want to chat with other Chan fans. Go to the site for more info.

• Jackie Chan's Action Kung-Fu
  A recent and short review of an older Super Nintendo Video game - Jackie Chan's Action Kung-Fu.

• Jackie Chan Quicktime Cinemas
  Each month the showcase a series of Quicktime clips from one or more JC movies. The current set of clips is made up of twelve 1MB+ parts of the Street Fighter fight scene from City Hunter. (May 97)

• Han Q Duong's The Big List O'Stunts webpage. This site covers the major stunts in the later Jackie Chan movies.

• Filmzone's "Jackie Will Kick Your Ass" site
  Lots of info on the later movies. Quicktime clips. Exclusive interview with Chan himself.

• The essential guide to Jackie Chan on laserdisc . This was a good site with reference on JC movies on laser discs. The site doesn't exist any more BUT with John Persson's permission ...it is online here. I altered the design a little but all of the text information remains intact (8/97). Note that this page will remain static so new laserdisc releases will not be included.

• Martial Artist Guide to Hong Kong Films . There are many facets to a cinematic production. This webpage concentrates on the fighting aspect. The movies are rated and reviewed according to the martial arts contained in Hong Kong films.

• The Trader's Forum A website with several Hong Kong film fans who want to trade movie titles. Its your chance to strike a deal and get titles that you had a hard time finding. It doesn't seem like a collective trading system so you would probably have to work out separate trades with each person who has the movie you want.

  I can't vouch for them because I haven't traded anything with them. So you will have to find that out yourself. Caveat emptor. But they do have a list of people who are "bad" traders.

• 1st Source E-Cards So you're in a cheesy mood...why don't you send your friend an electronic card through the Internet? Hehehe. Well it could be worse but at least its a Jackie Chan e-card. Choose the picture and type out that special message to your buddy on the Net. Links to other URLs and files are optional. I'm not sure if its free but I think it is.