Question 1

Why did the Guam government sue the producer after the film was finished?

Accepted Answer

The Guam government sued producer John F.S. Laing, claiming he wrongfully convinced officials to contribute $800,000 to guarantee a production loan that was defaulted on. Laing counter-sued, alleging the government broke a promise of financial support.

Question 2

Which actors were added late in production to bolster star power?

Accepted Answer

David Carradine and Richard Roundtree were not in the original screenplay; they were added late to bolster star power. Their scenes were filmed over 10 days in Los Angeles without director Albert Pyun.

Question 3

What location was considered for filming after plans to shoot in Hawaii and Florida were dropped?

Accepted Answer

Bali was considered as the next possible filming location, but the idea was abandoned after the terrorist bombing there in 2002.

Question 4

Why did director Albert Pyun regret hiring a Los Angeles based crew?

Accepted Answer

Pyun originally wanted a Canadian crew from Vancouver, but they were denied visas. He settled for a Los Angeles based crew, which he later regretted.

Question 5

What is the synopsis of Max Havoc: Curse of the Dragon?

Accepted Answer

A former kickboxer returns to his fighting ways when he encounters a gang in Guam.

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