In case you are curious, the small islands are Yeung Chau on the right, Cham Tau Chau (behind it and to the left) and the smaller one on the left of the shot is called Lap Sap Chau (lit: rubbish island).
Thursday, July 16, 2015
Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story - Jason Scott Lee (1993) - Sai Kung, New Territories
Our final shot for this film is a nice look out over the northern part of Port Shelter in Sai Kung. Initially I thought it may have been taken from the garden of the Nam Shan Village house used in place of 41 Cumberland Road, but realised it was a little way north of there, slightly outside of the village boundaries - most likely from a smaller village marked as 朗尾 (Long Mei) on my maps - not to be confused with the nearby Lung Mei (龍尾) where the real-life Bruce Lee shot footage and stills for Game of Death.
In case you are curious, the small islands are Yeung Chau on the right, Cham Tau Chau (behind it and to the left) and the smaller one on the left of the shot is called Lap Sap Chau (lit: rubbish island).
In case you are curious, the small islands are Yeung Chau on the right, Cham Tau Chau (behind it and to the left) and the smaller one on the left of the shot is called Lap Sap Chau (lit: rubbish island).
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