A full John Woo filmography with brief credits is available in the supplemental section of the Criterion laser release of the film THE KILLER. That disc also contain an essay on the history of the Hong Kong film industry, trailer for a dozen Woo films and a commentary track accompanying the film on an alternate audio channel. The disc is highly informative. The "Mickey Mouse" and DUmbo" exchange is merely an arbitrary choice of nicknames chosen by the subtitler for the original American release of the film and subsequently used for the Fox Lorber video issue. The laser disc contain a new, supposedly more accurate translation for the subtitles. According to the notes, the real names used in the original film were insults that didn't have a literal cultural translation, but the translater for the disc substituted Butt-Head and Numbnuts for the Disney monickers used on the earlier versions, and supposedly these names are at least consistent with the attitude of the original language. The person responsible for the extras on the disc is David Chute and may be of some help. Also, Tony Rayns (of the Vancouver Film Festival and frequent contributor to Film Comment) appera to be quite the Hong Kong historian. I'd be very interested in seeing your finished product as I also am a Hong Kong afficionado. Yours in Cinema, Sean Axmaker [log in to unmask]