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B Movie | Los Angeles, California
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The bongo/conga player is Chaino, aka Leon Johnson, who made several albums in the '50s and '60s taking advantage of the popularity of exotica music.
Of the production, Linda Christian said that the picture was shot really quickly. The production company was having financial problems. She also stated that not everyone was paid and Crown International Pictures owed a lot of money to her and her sister.
Ariadna Welter (Linda Christian's sister) was disappointed on how she was not paid for her work in the movie. She contemplated in not working any more on American movies.
The star of this film Robert Alda is the father of Alan Alda, most notable for his role as Dr. Hawkeye Pierce on the long running tv series M*A*S*H.
The actors voiced disapproval of the film, with star Linda Christian stating that she liked acting her part, but she felt that the script was too superficial. She didn't appreciate that the production team changed the emphasis from magic and witchcraft to devil worship.
"[last lines] Rick Turner: Are you all right? Donna Trent: What was I doing in there? Rick Turner: Never mind. The important thing is that you're safe and free of it. Donna Trent: Are you free of it too? Rick Turner: Yes, darling, we both are. Bianca Milan: That's what *he* thinks."
"[first lines] Rick Turner: Who're your friends? Donna Trent: My *date* for the afternoon. You're twenty minutes late. Rick Turner: Sorry. Donna Trent: You hear that? He says he's sorry. Do you think I should marry a man who is late for his appointments? Rick Turner: She's proposing again. Donna Trent: Only for the seventeenth time. Rick Turner: You've waited all your life for the perfect mate; what's twenty minutes more? Donna Trent: You should get over that inferiority complex."
