Showing posts with label Kowloon Tong. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kowloon Tong. Show all posts

Lost In Time - Hudson Store

The convenience store where Lau Ching Wan waits for Cecilia Cheung to arrive back at her apartment.


Curry And Pepper - The Junction of La Salle Road, Lancashire Road and Nga Tsin Wai Road

See Blacky Ko fly through the air, pursued by Stephen Chow! They fly over the junction, crossing from Nga Tsin Wai Road to Lancashire Road, before flying off up the alleyway, which is a dead end and somehow they end up coming out of the alleyway opposite the blocked ending...

Curry And Pepper - Durham Road

This is where the alleyway, that Stephen Chow chases Blacky Ko down, ends. Unfortunately there's a truck parked in front of it on Street View, but you can still recognise it. If you look up the street it looks exactly the same, whilst the other side of the road is pretty easy to identify too.


Pom Pom - Teiah Inn

This is the love hotel where Richard Ng and John Shum are entertaining their date before they dash off to To Kwa Wan. The frontage has changed considerably, however the neighbouring Romantic Villa is easily recognisable.

Royal Warriors - College Road

Another spot from the chase, where Sanada Hiroyuki and Lam Wai fly round a corner in Fo Tan and end up a couple of miles away in Kowloon Tong.

Her Fatal Ways - Romantic Hotel

This is the love hotel where Do Do Cheng and Alfred Cheung are put up in.

Thanks to the Phil from the super Hong Kong (& Macau) Stuff / Hong Kong (& Macau) Film Stuff blogs, for the sign translation.

Invisible Target - Education Bureau Kowloon Tong Education Resource Centre

Well, this snappily titled building is used as part of the digital composite which makes up the police headquarters building. Thanks to Baycrest for spotting this one.

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.