Hong Kong and Macau Film & TV Locations

Vanishing Son 2 picks up where the last film left off and this time treats Wong's character as some sort of wandering Bruce Banner type...

Vanishing Son was a TV movie made (but not directed) by Rob Cohen. It follows a couple of brothers who escape to America following the 1989...

The second Hong Kong location seen in Vanishing Son is the Yuen Yuen Institute located up in the hills above Tsuen Wan. This is the locatio...

A final post for this film - at least until I can sort out a few elusive locations - and a nice image of a junk sailing past Magazine Island...

One of the final scenes of the movie was filmed in a once seldom visited corner of Ap Lei Chau (the island that makes up the southern side o...

The tiled pillars in the background here are the ones that hold up the Mid-levels escalator where it crosses Lyndhurst Terrace at the juncti...

An easy place to spot here thanks to the SOGO sign at the back. Of all the Japanese department stores that were once in HK, SOGO still survi...

I really should have covered this place at the same time as the earlier Tai Lin post, but didn't realise it was the same location until...

Just after the shootout, Patrick's character makes a run for it and is picked up by his buddies on Marsh Road just a few yards away from...

The street shootout with the hooded gangsters took place on Lockhart Road in Wanchai. The Gala Association sign in the background was on the...

Just prior to a major gun battle with some local gangsters we see the film's main characters (played by Robert Patrick, the awesome Brio...

A brief glimpse of a stone lion on the far left of the first picture tells us that this shot was filmed from the Lion Pavilion . The 1993 sk...

Another quicky along the tram line, this time a little further up towards Western Market before the tram line veers sharply right onto Conna...

Although the tram is blocking the left hand side of our view in the following screencap, there is still enough information to locate this qu...

Well, the view from Chater Road rather than Chater Road itself. We can see The HSBC HQ, one of the MTR exits, The Mandarin Hotel in the back...