Due to threats made toward crew-members by Haitian Papaloi priests, production was moved to Jamaica. Two crewmen reportedly died there, one from yellow fever, the other an infection resulting from a barracuda bite.
The film's release in America was delayed until early 1942, when it was distributed briefly under the title "The Love Wanga."
The reason for the initial shelving was the film's depiction of interracial sexuality by an interracial cast.
The reason for the initial shelving was the film's depiction of interracial sexuality by an interracial cast.
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