Hong Kong and Macau Film & TV Locations

A couple of scenes from this chase were showdown on Victoria Road on the west side of Mount Davis. In the first sequence, we can see the hai...

Once the bad guys spot their car, a chase begins. This first shot shows the car driving down Peak Road towards Magazine Gap with 40 Peak Roa...

Jean (Dolores Donlon) finally reunites with Tony and Mama Lin in the back of a car parked on Albany Road between the two sections of the Zoo...

Whilst Jean and Tony are trying to give the bad guys the slip, Tony heads over to a phone booth located at the junction of Hennessy Road and...

I'm not sure if the funeral parlour was officially on Lockhart Road or Fenwick Street because it appears the main entrance was bang on t...

The attempted cargo heist scene was filmed in the, then unreclaimed, northern section of Junk Bay -essentially what is now the Po Lam area o...

Tony (Rory Calhoun) lives in a rather lush property, supposedly in Macau, but the exterior shots for this place were filmed at a large prope...

My memory has just been jogged by some posts over on Gwulo that feature various shots of the old Tsim Sha Tsui Star Ferry terminal taken fro...

During a car chase, the pursuer's car is blocked by a tram pulling out from what I believe to be the old tram depot in Causeway Bay - wh...

Xmas must have addled my brain a little bit because I forget to put up a few of the remaining posts for Flight to Hong Kong . This is a scen...

The two girls flee their pursuers down Pottinger Street before heading into a cafe. Right now I am finding it hard to place which section of...

This has been a long time favourite for foreign film makers in HK and it's just a shame that we only get to see a black and white versio...

A shot of Tony (Rory Calhoun) standing at the waterfront in Aberdeen, where he's been hiding since he arrived back to Hong Kong from San...

A fair bit of action occurs around the bus terminus next to the Star Ferry pier in TST. We get a couple of views towards the old pier buildi...

This is a familiar strip for regular readers of this blog, although it has changed a lot over the years. The year before this was shot, Clar...

Back in 1956, Kai Tak airport was located partially in what became the San Po Kong factory estate. The famous runway sticking out into the h...