Claiming to be one of the most expensive gay films of its time (nearly $100,000 to produce), this Hand-in-Hand film is famous for reportedly having been financed by a former Brinks armored-car guard, who stole almost $2 million from the truck he was guarding in 1980. Lloyd's of London, an insurer of Brinks, thus became one of the co-owners of the film on a technicality.
