Hong Kong and Macau Film & TV Locations

Following the Sea Palace we are treated to a chase scene across the various floating elements of the harbour - a familiar set piece to anyon...

Previously, whenever a film has ventured into Aberdeen - which they invariably do - the usual stars of the show tend to be either the Tai Pa...

Back in the 60's, Movietown was the biggest studio lot in HK and so it's no surprise that many a foreign production would use their ...

As mentioned in the last post , the camera closes in on Rose Gardens giving the impression that the next scenes were shot there. But a close...

I was quite surprised to find out that one of the residential buildings seen on film is still around. It's at #9 Magazine Gap Road and i...

More mid-levels and apologies for those finding these scenes a bit tedious but I just feel the need to show everyone how HK used to look bef...

Another section of road that can be seen (and recognised) is the rather precipitous corner of Peak Road just before the intersection with Ma...

Next up we have the famous little elevated ramp that connects Old Peak Road to May Road. Despite being a Hong Kong ignoramus, even I am quit...

The next section of film takes place in and around the Central Mid-levels area - largely Magazine Gap Road and is worthy of a few posts. The...

Of course, we can't discuss cross harbour ferries without seeing the pier on the Hong Kong side of the harbour. The strange thing about ...