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Showing posts with label Tsui Hark. Show all posts

The Twin Dragons - Yau Yat Chuen Garden City Club

The location of Jackie Chan and Jackie Chan's wedding. I suppose it's worth noting that, although Jackie runs out of the front of the building, a lot of the scene which follows shows the building from inside the club.

Thanks to Phil from the Hong Kong (& Macau) Stuff / Hong Kong (& Macau) Film Stuff blogs, for spying this one.

The Twin Dragons - Tsing Yi Promenade

The slightly desolate waste ground that Jackie Chan and Teddy Robin Kwan wander across before they attempt their escape to China, is now the promenade at Tsing Yi. The railway bridge now spans the rambler channel, but the steps down to water still remain.


And, when you look at the view north from the Tsing Tsuen bridge, it remains remarkably recognisable.



The Twin Dragons - Hotel Nikko

The entrance to the hotel where Jackie Chan bumps into Jackie Chan for the first time, and where Jackie is also staying.

Time And Tide - Hong Kong Coliseum

So, it's right next to Hung Hom MTR Station, but it is a location in its own right.

Time And Tide - Hung Hom MTR Station

The MTR station at Hung Hom: home to Wu Bai's locker and part of the film's finale.

Time And Tide - Mei King Street

The street that Wu Bai and Candy Lo's apartment, is on, as viewed from Lok Shan Road.

Time And Tide - Rumsey Street Multi-storey Car Park

The aforementioned pursuit of Wu Bai ends when he escapes from the Rumsey Street Multi-storey Car Park, runs along a little bit of Connaught Road and then climbs down to Man Po Street.

Time And Tide - Enterprise Square

One of the locations used during the pursuit of Wu Bai through the hotel and car park.

Time And Tide - Harbour Grand Kowloon

The Harbour Grand Kowloon, formerly Harbour Plaza Hong Kong, is the hotel where Nicholas Tse and Anthony Wong are hired to protect Candy Lo's father. As the main entrance is enclosed by the towers which make up the hotel, it hasn't been covered on Street View, but a Panoramio pic (thanks to HIRAOKA,Yasunobu) fills the gap as usual.

Time And Tide - D'Aguilar Street

Well, the original steps have been replaced, but you can still drink yourself silly on Lan Kwai Fong, then make your way up the new steps and puke on to taxis, like Nicholas Tse and Cathy Tsui.