Filming began with non-sex scenes being shot first; the man hired to play the part of "the White Man" was a friend of Mohney's who had difficulty remembering his lines, which had to be written on any available surface on set, including playing cards, the currency his character gave to the militants and the palm of his own hand.
Filming began with non-sex scenes being shot first; the person cast as "the White Man" was a friend of Mohney's who had trouble remembering his lines, which were written on any available surface on set, including playing cards, the currency his character gave to the militants and the back of his own hand.