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Kill a Dragon - Jack Palance (1967) - Magazine Island, Aberdeen

It's been a few years since I last looked at Kill a Dragon, but I find it useful to go back over stuff every once in a while to pick up the things I missed or forgot about first time round. In this film I just noticed there is a scene at the very start of the film whereby a couple of the bad guys are spying on a junk floating into the west entrance to Aberdeen Harbour. You can see Magazine Island in the background (and Lamma in the far distance) as well as some of the reclamation work that was being done for the construction of the power station that opened the following year in 1968. Posted by Phil at 7:49 AM Labels: 1967, Aberdeen, Aberdeen Harbour, Ap Lei Chau, Hong Kong, Jack Palance, Kill a Dragon, Magazine Island
Location: 33 Tin Wan Praya Rd, Hong Kong


