Hong Kong and Macau Film & TV Locations

I realised that when I posted my recent Forbidden post I had neglected to provide any comparisons to show that the footage used in that mov...

I'm yet to settle on a new film to start 2023, so instead here is a post from a film I first covered 6 years ago. As far as I am aware (...

Following on from my Revenge of the Pink Panther clipping, the previous year saw Robert Mitchum and co-stars also staying at the Peninsula H...

Another black and white film noir, this time starring Robert Mitchum who was featured on this blog last year courtesy of his starring role i...

Having just been talking about the Hotel Grande in the previous post, this view shows the back of the hotel from the vantage point of the in...

A brief but almost recognisable glimpse along the far (western) end of  Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro aka San Ma Lo. This is one of my favourit...

Three years before we saw the Tak Shing in full colour glory courtesy of Clark Gable and Soldier of Fortune , it was featured in Mitchum...

I suspect this is the last The Amsterdam Kill post. I was going to post another one of what I believe is Blake Pier but the quality of the ...

As I clear up with the final few locations of The Amsterdam Kill (no, I'm not doing the Amsterdam ones...) here is a quick one that loo...

We haven't see the Peninsula for a few posts, so here is the interior and exterior from The Amsterdam Kill . Notice that in 1977 the fou...

Well, I guess it wouldn't be a Robert Clouse film without some scenes from Aberdeen Harbour on the southern side of Hong Kong Island. No...

Yet even more rail nostalgia and a very quick look at the northbound platform of Shatin station circa the late 70's through to the 80...

Some train nostalgia for those who are into that sort of thing as we see the KCR Diesel Locomotive No.53 speeding towards us. Judging by the...

A quick post to see out the year (it's still 2014 as I type). A brief glimpse of the racecourse at Happy Valley. Here's looking forw...

Well, not so much the building, but actually the view from one of its famous circular windows. In the film the US Drugs Enforcement Agency i...

One of the more elusive properties to find information on seems to be Ho Tung Lau. This grand building used to stand on the shores of the Sh...

A brief look at the older building, Caine House, that forms part of the Wanchai District Police HQ on Arsenal Street. Here we see Mitchum wa...