Hong Kong and Macau Film & TV Locations

Also known as Tai Wai Village, Chik Chuen Wai (積存圍) is the original walled village on which Tai Wai is founded. It's such an obscure loc...

Before I move on to a new film I still have another couple of "pandemic" finds from  Le Monocle rit Jaune , courtesy of a revisit ...

I shall finish on Le Monocle Rit Jaune with this brief view down at the southern end of Nathan Road. It shows the Peninsula Hotel at the en...

There is a brief meeting between the main character and his love interest as he leaves a Japanese sauna. The next shot is supposedly outside...

Coupled with the previous images of Kai Tak, we get this nice view looking out over Kowloon including a pilots'-eye view of the runway....

It's a rare HK-made film that doesn't feature the old airport in some form or another.

"Le Monocle" (Paul Meurisse) can also be briefly seen catching a rickshaw from next to Queen's Pier in Edinburgh Place.

The same sequence shot above the mid-levels also has a very brief glimpse of King Yin Lei. It's so brief that if you blink you'll mi...

One of the problems with older films in Hong Kong is trying to figure out where a shot was taken from given how much the landscape and devel...

This is an interesting establishing shot that gives away a clue to the location at the end of the sequence. The only problem is that I am no...

Sadly, a Macau old map blog ( http://www.macauoldmap.com/ ) I used to link to in this post has reverted to "invite only" so you wi...

More Macau and a nice view along Rua do Doutor Lourenco Pereira Marques when it still had open views to the inner harbour. These days the ol...

Some of the action takes place in Macau as the French detectives head over there for a rendezvous with a woman who was friends with our TST ...

Sai Kung waterfront was quite an obscure location for this blog just a few months ago, but then all of a sudden I had a two productions that...