Jayne Mansfield was paid $150 for her role and went back to her job selling popcorn at a movie theater after making this movie.
Shot in November-December 1954, not released until June 1956.
It was released as the second half of a double bill with La femme d'Oklahoma (1956). The release was profitable for the studio.
Burt Kaiser, as the struggling artist with wife Kathleen Crowley, also wrote and produced. He appeared on a few television shows but no other movies but the one that he produced.