Hong Kong and Macau Film & TV Locations

More Tai Tam Road action in the next scene, but actually the bed isn't on that road, it's on Stanley Gap Road instead, coming down t...

After starting its perilous descent of Wanchai Gap Road (as seen in the last picture of the last post ) the bed suddenly enters a space/time...

One of the things that has interested me most whilst looking at locations for this film is the almost complete lack of growth on the hills. ...

A brief wander through the grounds around St John's Cathedral and what was once the Central  Govt Offices. I haven't been up here fo...

For some reason the Hongkong Hilton was the number one place to shoot films during the 1960's. It features a couple of times in this fil...

The large open concrete Chater Garden (if you can call something covered in concrete a "garden") was once the grassy pitch for the...

Here's one that took a bit of effort to find. It's a great shot that shows why (I think) HK is now well past its best and far too cl...

We were just looking at the famous Aberdeen floating restaurants but there was also a large amount of filming - covering multiple scenes - ...

There's a fair amount of the film shot in and around Aberdeen and the harbour so I thought it better to split it into a couple of posts....

In the film, we are given the impression that this next scene is directly next to the previous scene in Central. Of course this is the famo...