Hong Kong and Macau Film & TV Locations

For anyone who has bothered making the trip out to the Plover Cove reservoir in north Tai Po, then you would have passed through the village...

I jumped ahead of myself because, actually, the first view of Hong Kong we have in Daddy Cool is during the opening scenes as the kid, Adi...

We're all over the place for this sequence, because the junction where Deng Lei puts up the road works sign is actually several miles aw...

Shan starts spending some of the money he has earned from the jobs and goes and buys a new car. He then heads out with Han for a spin along ...

Here's one I couldn't identify when I was initially researching locations for this film, but I finally found out it was the (former)...

This property has appeared before on the blog. Here is the reminder: Bruce Lee in G.O.D . In this film, it is the safe house where the infor...

Anyone who has visited the Railway Museum in Taipo will be familiar with the old Chinese-style station building, constructed in 1913. It was...

Next up on my Shaw's hitlist is a 1971 film, The Merry Wife , about a young girl, Zhenzhen (Li Ching) who marries a school teacher, Lin ...

This location, Sirmio, on its own was one of the main reason I wanted to include this film on the blog. One of three "castles" bui...

For the remainder of the car chase, the film crew shifted to the northern side of Tai Po and Ting Kok Road. Specifically this is the section...

More than ten years ago I posted about some of the sites the first season of I Spy visited in Tai Po and one of them was a walled village, ...