Date picture taken (to nearest decade for older photos):
1975
Film still from The Black Dragon's Revenge (1975) showing the former Junction Road entrance to the Kowloon Chinese Christian Cemetery. Note the ornamental archway and the chapel behind the wall.
The archway, wall and chapel were demolished (when?) and replaced by a large Ossuarium building that now fronts Junction Road. <Read more ...>
Date picture taken (to nearest decade for older photos):
1955
Screen capture from the 1955 film Flight to Hong Kong. This wasn't a particularly important location for this film, just one of the many brief glimpses that were filmed to establish various scenes. In the film, this is supposed to be in Macau.
The main entrance was on the north east corner of the intersection. So the section of the facade on the left of the image faces Fenwick Street. The site later had the East Town Theatre and now has the East Town Building. <Read more ...>
Date picture taken (to nearest decade for older photos):
1977
As I delve deeper into film locations, I note that the 1977 film, Foxbat, features several scenes shot in and around what used to be the public flush latrines in Bonham Strand.
