Hong Kong and Macau Film & TV Locations

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...

Our next movie is Flight to Hong Kong , made at the tail-end of 1955 and released in 1956. It gets a mention in the 1955 Hong Kong Report sa...

I was very sad to learn today of the passing of Jon Benn. He was a larger than life character and was immensely fun to be around. I was luck...

The last part of the film, which includes both the final battle between the heroes and remainder of the pirates (led by Sammo Hung) and the ...

Just a couple of places left for The Valiant Ones , although this one isn't so much a location as just a nice shot of Port Shelter. The ...

Another brief shot from the "being escorted to the pirates" sequence is a good example of how far King Hu was willing to go just t...

The Hong Kong Geopark tour continues as King Hu presents us with another peek at the eastern coastline/outer islands. This time a quick vie...

One of the key scenes is when Wu Ji-yuan (Pai Ying) heads off to a small house (identified in Chinese as a "Li Family shrine") to ...

The more locations I post about with The Valiant Ones and the more it looks more like a Hong Kong travelogue. I have never seen a film that...

There is a quick horse riding scene as Roy Chiao and buddy ride along the beach on their way home. It turns out we have seen this very same ...