Hong Kong and Macau Film & TV Locations

I appear to be approaching a moment in this blog's life where the pick of overseas productions filmed here are starting to diminish and ...

The Tankadere sinks and the shipwrecked travelers manage to row to what is supposed to be Mainland China but was actually a small rocky beac...

In order to get to Yokohama on time to catch the paddle steamer "General Grant" to San Francisco, Fogg and friends try to get them...

Now that I have finally got round to looking at the locations in this mini-series (I've had it in my drawer for about 2 years but only j...

Finally, a shot taken in Hong Kong that is actually meant to be Hong Kong. The only problem is that this is most definitely some stock foota...

The ship that Fogg and Co board to go to HK in the book is called the "Rangoon". The long shot of the ship steaming off to Hong K...

So previously the former Marine Police HQ stood in for the central police station in Bombay, and now Sai Kung waterfront is standing in for ...

No, not the David Niven film nor the Steve Coogan/Jackie Chan version but rather the four hour mini series filmed in the late 1980's and...

The last Cannon Street post for Cracker: White Ghost has reminded me that I missed off another view of Cannon Street. The common factor is ...

Not the film finale (it looks as though that may have been filmed in Croatia), but at the end of the car chase the events unfold out at Aber...

At the end of the film there is a small snippet filmed along a road that seems to be very typical of the roads that wrap themselves around t...

Okay, not strictly all Causeway Road, but at least both ends of it as the motorbike chase unfolds. After starting just around the corner in ...

Part of the motorbike chase that occurs towards the end of the film was shot along Cannon Street. These top two pictures show the part of th...

Another night time neon shot along Lockhart Road in Wanchai. The key to the identification this time is the New York Cinema on the right han...