Hong Kong and Macau Film & TV Locations

Just when I think I have done all I can with a film, up pops up a stumper that has been solved by consulting an excellent old HK Photography...

For those who enjoy this blog (as well as Gary Wong's Film Pilgrimage and Daniel Thomas' Hong Kong on Film ), then you will be plea...

The main house where the wannabe agents stay as their cover was a rather glorious looking art deco mansion block that used to stand on Po Sh...

One of the more iconic locations from the film because its seen at the very end when Paul goes to the seaside to watch the sunset. Lung Ha ...

This is one of those locations that I have only recently been made aware of, whereas at the time of my original GOD posts I had yet to vent...

Proof (if ever you needed it) that Shaw Brothers were able to convey the sense of many different sorts of landscapes and locations on film ...

The second of the two identifiable locations used in this classic Sammo Hung film is used in the finale when Yuen Biao fights (and inflicts ...

One of only two identifiable locations in this classic Sammo Hung film featuring Yuen Biao as the young Wing Chun exponent Leung Tsan. I thi...

In this classic collaboration (one of two) between the UK's Hammer Studios and Shaw Bros in HK, the film makers took advantage of the un...

Okay, so the staircase that connects Carmel Square to Rua Direita Carlos Eugénio is called Calçada Do Carmo. It's these steps that featu...

One of the first set pieces of this film starts with JC seated in a quiet square where he first meets the flower seller and his run of luck...

Not the first scene from the film (that's still to come) but here is one when JC goes to see the rose hawker at her own house. The givea...