Man with the Golden Gun

007 James Bond starring Roger Moore,

directed by Guy Hamilton

1974 MGM in Hollywood made an exciting action movie called "Man with the Golden Gun", in which 007 James Bond (Roger Moore) was missioned to search for a solar energy weapon. The secret service used the Queen Elizabeth, which sank in Hong Kong in 1971, as a stakeout in the 007 flick. Another featuring scene was the Bottom up Bar in Hankow Road, Kowloon. The Camera also captured some nice pictures of junk boats floating on the Victoria Harbor.

Hong Kong Scenes

The burned and partially submerged Seawise University, formerly RMS Queen Elizabeth, in Victoria Harbour
Bond’s hidden MI6 base. The wreck of the former Queen Elizabeth, photographed in Victoria Harbour in 1972, became the secret-service headquarters seen in the film. Photo: Barry Loigman, CC BY-SA 2.5
James Bond outside the Bottoms Up Club on Hankow Road in The Man with the Golden Gun
The Bottoms Up Club. Bond leaves the club at 14 Hankow Road in Tsim Sha Tsui. The film used the real exterior; the interior was recreated in a studio. Film still via Reelstreets
Traditional Chinese junk boats in Hong Kong waters
Junks in the harbour. An archival view of the traditional boats that became part of the movie’s visual portrait of Hong Kong. Public-domain photograph via Wikimedia Commons