Showing posts with label Pang Ho-Cheung. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pang Ho-Cheung. Show all posts

Beyond Our Ken - St. Stephen's Beach Water Sports Centre

So, this is the beach where Tao Hong and Gillian Chung head to for a chat...

Beyond Our Ken - Corner of Gloucester Road and Stewart Road

This is the spot where Tao Hong and Gillian Chung go for some gong tao action...

Beyond Our Ken - Corner of Caroline Hill Road and Leighton Road

Wow, Tao Hong really went a long way to get that key cut. And, if only she'd have been heading in the opposite direction (i.e. back towards the Sunbeam Theatre), she wouldn't have bumped into Jimmy Wong...

Beyond Our Ken - Sunbeam Theatre

The cinema where Daniel Wu, Tao Hong and Gillian Chung head to see 'Addicted to Love'...

Beyond Our Ken - Hoi Ping Road

Where Tao Hong meets up with Daniel Wu, before they head to the cinema.

Beyond Our Ken - Bohemian

Well, it's now a clothes shop called Bohemian, it was Eastern Dreams, where Daniel Wu dumps Gillian Chung over a bowl of noodles...

You Shoot, I Shoot - Lung Wah Hotel

The Lung Wah Hotel; opened in 1951 and has been famous for its pigeon dishes ever since. Oh, and Bruce Lee is said to have lodged here during the filming of 'The Big Boss'. Any how, this is the location of the film's climax. As it's in a tiny village suburb of Sha Tin, there isn't a Street View, so I've thrown in a pic from OpenRice.com (thanks to 食神歸位) - ooh, they've splashed out on a new entrance...

You Shoot, I Shoot - The Dublin Jack

Well, The Dublin Jack, like the more iconic Midnight Express, has been turned into a 7-11. I have used a pic from VirtualTourist.com (thanks to MacKiwi) to show what it did look like.

You Shoot, I Shoot - Pottinger Street

The street Eric Kot is walking down, during the film's opening credits. I can't get a decent angle looking up the hill on Street View, but it'll do.

Men Suddenly In Black - Tsing Yi Bridge

This is the spot where Eric Tsang et al stop to discuss their next move, once they realise that the wives are on to them.

Men Suddenly In Black - Romantic Villa

I'm not going to seek out every 'love hotel' which is mentioned as Eric Tsang et al drive around Kowloon Tong. It is, however, worth including Romantic Villa (Jordan Chan refers to it as "Hotel Romance"), which was Bruce Lee's house in Hong Kong.

Men Suddenly In Black - Pak Tat Mansion

'Mission Two: Cyber Cafe' - The building they are in and Lam Suet is outside of is Pak Tat Mansion.And, the spot where they left their taxi, is just up the road outside the Parkes Street Refuse Collection Point.

Men Suddenly In Black - Pacific Place

'Mission 1: Free Meal' - This is where Eric Tsang et al head to, with hopes of food and f**king, claiming that it is the perfect spot for underground sex, thanks to it being a travel hub, filled with shops, restaurants and hotels.