In 1995, Wallis Nisita recommended the script created by Michael Browning to the producer Roger Birnbaum. Birnbaum immediately handed the script to Harrison Ford. He believed that Harrison played the role of Kui. Because of the best candidate. In the pre-production stage, the art director J. Michael Riva led the chief creative staff to find locations, and finally chose Kauai, Hawaii for shooting.
The film was shot on Kauai for three months, and the shooting range was all over the island. Due to the extremely difficult shooting conditions on the island, it is inevitable that there were scratches and bruises on the body during shooting. Anne Celeste Heche was bitten by a scorpion, and Ford suffered leg injuries. As a senior pilot, Ford personally drove. For the seaplane in the film, the film produced a lot of special effects, but Ford's driving pictures are very real
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