Anecdotes

Actress Melanie Good told Draculina magazine that she was Uma Thurman's body double for the shower and bath scene.

Bruce Robinson wrote the script for the sole purpose of actually getting a formula commercial film made so he might have the leverage to make other projects. The film's box office failure prevented that.

The part of John Berlin was originally intended for Al Pacino.

Director Bruce Robinson wanted composer Christopher Young to write the score for the film and the studio rejected him because of his lack of credits at that point. The studio then hired Maurice Jarre to write the music for the film who was their "lucky charm" after the success of films such as Ghost (1990), Un ange... ou presque! (1990), and La différence (1992), and did not get along with Robinson, who felt that Jarre's music for the film did not fit what he was aiming for with the story. Young would be hired and after the first recording session, the studio backed off and agreed to the choice.

This would be the final film directed by Bruce Robinson until Rhum Express (2011) 19 years later.