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Quicksand | Africa
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Budget 12,500,000 USD
Box Office Collection 15,057,465 USD
John Rhys-Davies was amazed that Herbert Lom had agreed to act in this film.
Producer Menahem Golan actually wanted Kathleen Turner, who was coming off the hit film Romancing the Stone (1984), to star in this film. He said, "I want that Stone woman," and Sharon Stone was hired by mistake.
The movie was filmed concurrently with its sequel, Allan Quatermain and the Lost City of Gold (1986). Due to his film's lukewarm box office returns, the sequel went straight to video in most countries
According to Richard Chamberlain, Sharon Stone was extremely difficult to work with, to the point that many of the cast and crew didn't want to talk to her. At one point, crew members urinated in the bathtub in her trailer; it was only when she stepped in her milk bath that she noticed the odor.
Sharon Stone once remarked that her contribution to this film and its sequel, which was shot at the same time, consisted of "a bad hairdo running through the jungle". Her difficulties making the movies, along with the collapse of her first marriage, convinced her to work on Police Academy 4: Citizens on Patrol (1987). She wanted to have some fun after a difficult period in her life. She said, "Hanging out with a gang of comedians, it was the best therapy".
"Colonel Bockner: [Fritz enters quicksand] My gramophone; save my gramophone. Fritz (German enlisted): I'm sinking. I'm sinking! Colonel Bockner: Stop sinking. That's an order! Dogati: I'm happy. No more Wagner."
"Dogati: We must cross rivers, we must climb mountains. Must we listen to this, too?"
