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Jamie Lee Curtis agreed to do the film for only $25,000, despite it requiring several nude scenes, as it gave her a chance to break away from the horror movies which she had been mostly making at that stage of her career.

With this movie, producer and New World Pictures studio head Roger Corman wanted to shape a new direction for the company toward more small, personal" films, according to an article published in the 27th January 1984 edition of 'The New York Times' newspaper.

Director and writer Amy Holden Jones had just made her feature film debut as director of the movie 'Slumber Party Massacre' (1982) and wanted to follow it up with something non-horror. She got the inspiration for this film after having found some old love letters that she and her husband had written to each other.

Writer-director Amy Holden Jones took the project to producer Roger Corman, who had financed her first film 'Slumber Party Massacre' (1982). He agreed to produce this film, but like her previous movie, but he allegedly insisted on adding nudity. Jones said in an interview: "He actually told me that love-making wasn't so much required as nudity. And he didn't mind if she could just be lounging around the house nude, but there had to be nudity. He had to have some way to sell the thing. It's actually the one thing that troubles me about it. I find some of the nudity really gratuitous. But it was the price we paid to get it made."

The period of principal photography on this picture was a thirty days shoot which was conducted during the Fall season of 1982.