Rudy Wurlitzer's classic Western screnplay, written for Sam Peckinpah (rwPDF1)

Our shooting script of the feature no one wanted to make! Directed by Dennis Hopper, starring Jodie Foster. 102pp
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Tod and Dennis's revisions, made on set while the film was in production in Taylor, Texas. "Dennis was the best boss a screenwriter ever had" - Tod Davies. 119 pp (tdPDF03)

The first one I wrote - a wordy Western about the Johnson County War. It was penned in a Screenwriting class at UCLA.

Michael Cimino's film, HEAVEN'S GATE, was based on the same historical events - but didn't take advantage of my 147-page script, for some reason!

My first attempt at SID & NANCY! Far more surreal than the final film, it was the story of the Teen Bastards, Britain's greatest punk band, and of Ringo Shiv, their bassist, and his doomed American love affair.

118pp, plus the synopsis of an earlier, more political version. (acPDF7)

The tale of a gang of killers who hijack a US Army consignment of nerve gas, and try to hold the nation up for ransom. My first WMD script! Another attempt - REPO MAN - was necessary for me to get the WMD-teen-movie-thing right.

133pp, with a three-page introduction. (acPDF10)

I wrote this script for my friends Jonathan Wacks and Peter McCarthy and our company, Edge City Productions. There were fourteen different drafts.

79 pp. The .pdf includes a four-page cartoon featuring the characters of Otto, Bud, and the Rodriguez Brothers, and a copy of Edge City Productions' original REPO MAN investment portfolio! (acPDF13)

Screenplay, by Abbe Wool and Alex Cox.

Director's copy, with notes: the Vicious/Spungen story, based on a series of interviews with their associates, in London and New York. 146pp (acPDF16)

SID & NANCY interview notebook, plus legal and other notes about the film. 121pp (acPDF16a)

In 1985 I proposed to Orion/Tristar a science-fiction feature based on the banned bubblegum cards to Orion/Tristar. I wrote three drafts over the next four years; then I was replaced by another writer, Martin Amis. 86pp. (acPDF17)

Written with Dick Rude in four days at the Kensington Hotel in Santa Monica, CA. Based on the Spaghetti Western DJANGO KILL. Shot in Almeria, Spain, with Courtney Love, Sy Richardson, Elvis Costello, and the Pogues.

66pp, plus a long letter from Joe Strummer, proposing changes to the film, and snapshots from the location. (acPDF19)

Best version of a script, by me and Rudy Wurlitzer, about the Contra War in Nicaragua.

t106 pp, followed with 12 pages of press material about US 'expatriate' Contras, including the sensational Hayes Affidavit (see ZT6, below). (acPDF24)

Tucson-based Film Noir by Rudy Wurlitzer and me, in the DIRTY PRETTY THINGS vein. 116pp, followed by 12pp of supporting material, including the citations of Arizona DEA cops. Very interesting, what the cops get prizes for. (acPDF28)

Based on Stan Lee's great comic, written by Stan and me.

94pp. (acPDF30)

Script set in the American Civil War, by Dick Rude and me, written to star Sy Richardson.

95 pp, writers' copy, plus 34 pages of additional hand-written notes, synopses, maps, etc. (acPDF31).

Fifth draft of the Civil War script, by Dick and me. This one has a happy ending!

107 pp, clean copy, followed by two Western location snaps. (acPDF32)

My adaptation of the short story by Borges, shot in Mexico City.

65 pp, plus 15 pp of notes, maps, memos, sketches and schedules. (acPDF33)

Script by me and Tod about Che Guevara. Meticulously researched! You could write an essay based on this puppy, and your teachers wouldn't know you hadn't read the course books.

99pp. (acPDF37).

The unofficial sequal to REPO MAN.

108 pp, with colour SFX illustrations, followed by 12 pages of contemporary materials, and notes(acPDF39)

Bic-pic of the most famous Keith Moon-style drummer in the history of the world.

128pp. (acPDF45)

A Man has until sundown to save a baby from satanists. And he's hungry.

82pp (acPDF46)

He's still hungry. Anime version of the above.

92pp (acPDF47)

Feature adaptation of John Webster's play.

88pp (acPDF49)

HELLTOWN en español.

94pp. (acPDF48)