Hong Kong and Macau Film & TV Locations

Lung is at the hotel to inquire about ferries to Macau when he is attacked by the blowpipe wielding "Purple Snake" (yes, that is t...

Following on from a really interesting discussion over on Gwulo a few months back, Stephen Davies (the former head of the HK Maritime Museum...

Coupled with the initial Kai Tak landing sequence, the opening scenes from Black Cobra Woman also show a little bit of the Hong Kong Island...

This location has popped up a few times now and it took a while before I worked out it was an inner courtyard at the Hilton Hotel. No one se...

Immediately after Garden Road we see the vehicles - in a rare show of movie geographical accuracy - pull out onto Queen's Road Central. ...

For some reason the Hongkong Hilton was the number one place to shoot films during the 1960's. It features a couple of times in this fil...

Sadly, I missed ever seeing this iconic building by just a few months as my first trip to HK was in November 1995 when the building had alre...

More specifically the carpark that has sat here for many years. Interestingly, once referred to as the Star Ferry Multi-storey Car Park on l...

Quite unexpected but welcome nonetheless is the following picture. No, this screen grab isn't from the film per se, but is a nice by-pro...

Speaking of the Hilton Hotel, as we just were, here is a shot taken from it rather than of it. Betty is staying at a hotel in the film when ...

Another blurry shot from Men of the Dragon as we see the car (in fact a Mercedes Taxi, which I am assured was a common sight in HK during t...

Not many modern visitors, or even residents for that matter, realise that Chater Garden in Central (and the term 'garden' is applied...