Hong Kong and Macau Film & TV Locations

Originally posted on my old Wordpress blog (back in 2011), I noticed that one of my old posts pointed to this article, so, rather than just ...

Continuing the process of resurrecting my film- and Bruce Lee-related posts from my old, deleted history blog, here is a post I originally m...

This location has long eluded me because I only had a very low quality image of the scene to look at, but thanks to AP for sending me an ima...

My recent posts about Hankow Road reminded me that I had neglected, for many many years, to include this brief sequence from Enter the Drago...

I was recently made aware that one of the extras on the Enter the Clones of Bruce Lee documentary is a small location video tour called Bru...

Seeing as I am going down memory lane with some of these posts (it's because I am hunting around for a decent film to delve into) then h...

One of the more popular posts from my old (deleted) history-related blog concerned the location used for filming the tournament scenes in En...

Lee Hoi Chuen (李海泉) was not just famous (in HK, at least) for being a Cantonese opera performer and comedic movie actor, he also gained sign...

This is the house where Tin-sang's biological father (Cheung Ying) lives, although no one realises this major connection in the film at ...

It appears that the hospital in which Tin-sang was born is St Teresa's. After Ah Ngo alights from the bus along Prince Edward Road, we a...

Another exterior shot from this film is featured when Tin-sang's mum, Ah Ngo (Yung Siu-yi), returns to the hospital where she gave birth...

Continuing the early childhood movies of Bruce Lee,next up we have  The Guiding Light (aka A Son is Born or  苦海明燈 in Chinese). Lee was 12 y...

Next up is another one of Bruce Lee's childhood movies, We Owe It to Our Children (aka 兒女債). It was re-released in HK sometime ago wit...

My Son A-C hang (aka The Kid or 細路祥) was one of Bruce Lee's early childhood films, one of around 20 that he featured in during his chil...

Continuing with some local films, here is one I actually posted about many years ago but removed when I decided to concentrate of foreign pr...

Another obscure Game of Death discovery to add to the list. It's a brief shot of the baddies car driving down a small road before turni...

Not only was the film exploitative enough to insert real footage of Lee's funeral at the Maple Street funeral parlour, but it looks as t...

Another Game of Death post included for completeness more than anything, however I can't take credit for identifying the location as th...

Welcome to the first post of 2018. Things will probably slow down a bit on the blog as I run out of films to view or take longer sourcing th...

Two houses are used in the film. One of them (yet to be located) is the hideaway where the criminals are holed up as they instigate various ...