The scene where the stuntman Jack Lambude jumped down from a cliff of about 81.6 meters took a total of 22 shots before it was completed.
The aircraft carrier in the flashback screen in the film was drawn based on the aircraft carrier in the Meyer Island Naval Shipyard.
Director Vincent Ward's mother appears in the scene in the library of heaven.
A small amount of Fuji Velvia film film was used in the filming. This film is good at framing in still photography and is known for its extremely high color saturation. However, it is rarely used in film shooting, only frequently used in special effects.
Chris’ cemetery is located at Mountain View Cemetery in Oakland, California. Near the filming location, there are indeed tombstones of Anna Nelson and her husband.
The title of the film is derived from Shakespeare's "Hamlet".
The film's soundtrack was originally composed by Ennio Morricone, but it was not well received at the screening, so Morricone's music was completely replaced.
Between the scenes, Robin told a joke in front of 300 people
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