Hong Kong and Macau Film & TV Locations

Miracles was shot during 1988 (and various behind-the-scenes moments were captured on Jonathan Ross's excellent The Incredibly Strange F...

Another one that has taken a while to find but still here we go, it's the Tin Hau Temple that JC stops in front of during the bike chase...

Aberdeen has been seen in so many films on this blog - I guess it was a place renowned for showing a different side to HK life for some peop...

This location has often been mistaken for King Yin Lei over in the Wanchai mid-levels and it's a mistake that seems to have gained a bit...

As Rizzo is chased out of the casino by a bunch of Chinese hoodlums, he makes a break for it across some nearby boats and dives into the wat...

Rizzo follows Chang Li into one of Macau's former foremost landmarks (I've featured it loads on the blog over the years), the float...

Chaplin's mysterious character, apparently called "Chang Li" is driven down the hill past the famous church facade and Rizzo f...

Now we move the action over to Macau and one of our first shots is taken from the praya overlooking the channel between the Macau Peninsular...

Foiled at the ferry terminal, Flatfoot follows Chaplin to Macau by commandeering a helicopter (hence the last picture in the previous post)....

Here's a place we've seen before - it featured on the previous year's effort starring Roger Moore . In this sequence we see Rizz...