Hong Kong and Macau Film & TV Locations

Whilst the family pretend to bury their deceased father, instead he is slipping away to Japan to hide via a plane from Kai Tak Airport.

Jia-wen is trying to woo Chiu-lan and takes her out on a boat for the day whilst they are being watched by the agents from the UN. This scen...

I seem to have lost count how many times Shaw House has been used as a nightclub in one of its productions. In this film it is called Queen ...

I was saddened this week to learn of the passing of Bill Lake. As most of you will know, Bill was one of the earliest foreign actors in the ...

Another Inoue Umetsugu film here in the shape of The Brain Stealers , one of the many spy-oriented movies that Shaws produced in the 1960s. ...

Whilst snapping some images for a City Hall comparison, I also took the opportunity to do the same for some stills from  Weiße Fracht für Ho...

City Hall was opened in 1962 and was fairly new when the French production, L'inconnue de Hongkong (aka Stranger from Hong Kong ) arriv...

The establishing shot for the film's introduction to the third sister, Rongrong (Mona Kwok), is a view of some buildings along Nathan Ro...

The Kowloon Goverment Offices in Yaumatei also contain the Kowloon Central Post Office and this is the next location we see on film as the l...

 There are some really fun titles being put out on the Celestial/Shaw Youtube channel ( https://www.youtube.com/@ShawBrosCinema ). Even thou...