The film was originally denied permits to film in Thailand, in part due to its sexual content. The filmmakers only managed to do so by presenting an earlier, family-oriented version of the script they had no intention of shooting, and later pretending that they were merely shooting a documentary film of the local sites. In an interview, Sylvia Kristel said they filmed most of the sex scenes in secure locations. However they did get caught once. She and another woman were being filmed nude under a waterfall and the police turned up. They were thrown in jail for a night while the producers sorted everything out. But then they had an offer to help from a surprising source. It turned out the prince of Thailand was a huge fan of films and had his own studio built near the palace, so he let them use that for the rest of the shoot.

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