Guam - Motion Pictures

Motion Pictures

Over the years a few films have been shot on Guam including Shiro's Head directed by the Muna brothers and the government-funded Max Havoc: Curse of the Dragon (2004), which has been mired in lawsuits and accusations of fraud perpetrated against the government and people of Guam by Hollywood filmmakers John Laing and Albert Pyun. Although set on Guam, No Man Is an Island (1962) was not shot on the island, but rather in the Republic of the Philippines.

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