The color balance turned out to be acceptable as well, in spite of the unusually colored skies. Fortunately the drizzle-like rain did not show up on film, and shots with it matched those filmed when it was not raining. Once again shots were framed to avoid showing the sky.
The production was on a tight schedule so filming continued in the rain, which was accompanied with a washed-out sky. The valley where the principal action (in the village) was to be shot turned out to be located just below a mountain where the heaviest rainfall on the island occurred. A modern adaptation of Patricia McGerr’s short story has been made into a full-length. 29 with the MGM release of 'The Legend of Johnny Lingo.' Under Johnny Lingo’s tutelage, Tama, right, discovers his worth. Production was then delayed by rain which came as a fine mist. Johnny Lingo, whose classic lines have been recited by seminary students for decades, moved from the classroom to the big screen Aug. When filming resumed, tighter shots were used to exclude as much of the sky as possible. Harris told Johnny Lingo that the hand mirror and. Production ceased, with the film company waiting for the skies to clear. Harris that Johnny had seen only one other such shell and that it was very rare. Baggaley picture from The story of Johnny Lingo and his eight-cow wife has become so much a part of LDS culture you might be tempted to believe that Johnny Lingo was an early Polynesian member of the church. Big, black clouds of soot filled the sky for a couple of days, with ash even landing at the filming location. A successful and handsome native trader comes to a tropical island. Johnny Lingo The Legend By Thomas Baggaley Smoke and ash from the eruption of Kilauea in October, 1969 drifted over to the island of Oahu (which is not typical of such eruptions). The crew was informed that a volcanic eruption had just started on The Big Island. This caused concern because some of the major action of the film was about to be shot, and the effect of the orangish sky on the color balance of the picture was unknown.
On the first big day of shooting, the crew arose to find the sky had a peculiar orange cast.
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