Hong Kong and Macau Film & TV Locations

A  brief shot of Jack Palance riding in a rickshaw along Hanoi Road. The familiar sight of the Kam Lung Company in the background.

If you want to see what the old Aberdeen Dockyard looked like then Gwulo is a good place to start. It looks as though it survived until the...

The sequence when Aldo Ray and Jack Palance are sitting in the back of the truck and chatting was filmed along Queen's Road West just at...

It's been a few years since I last looked at Kill a Dragon , but I find it useful to go back over stuff every once in a while to pick up...

Following on from the last I Spy post where I managed to identify the Oriental Ballroom on Pilkem Street, it was pointed out to me by my go...

Palance and his cohorts head to the local beach in order to resurrect the carcass of the boat that was wrecked carrying its cargo of TNT. Of...

Back from my hols (hence the lack of activity here over the past few weeks) and here is one that for a while I was a bit flummoxed with unti...

Jack Palance's character has a girlfriend who works at "The World of Suzie Wong Ltd" nightclub - in fact a real place that was...

As mentioned in a previous post , Aldo Ray's character is a tour guide for the Hilton Hotel and so we get to see him taking some hotel g...

On their way back from their boat trip to Aberdeen, the hotel guests are on a tour bus taking what must be the worlds longest detour, becaus...

More nostalgia for those of a certain age who may remember the boat owned and operated by the HongKong Hilton Hotel. It was called the Wan F...

This next place's Chinese name - 青碧別墅 - pronounced Tsing Bik Bit Seui -  roughly translates as "Blue/Green Villa". However, I ...

To break up the Yellowthread Street posts a bit (because, like I Spy , there will be quite a few) here is another offering from the 1960...