John Landis wanted bad weather for his movie, so he purposely shot the movie in February and March. According to the production notes, the Welsh town of Crickadarn had snow, sleet, rain, and extensive sunshine, all in one day. This caused problems for David Naughton, because he was told to run as if it were warm. "That's rather difficult to do, because it's cold, and you have no shoes on, and I don't jog in bare feet in any weather, even back in California," he said. "That's the hardest part, you're running in wooded areas, on slick paths, trying not to look like going, 'Ooh, ow, oh, ouch!', and they were saying, 'C'mon, it's warm, this is a dream, you're leaping, you're like a deer.' So I just had to go for it."

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