Allison Hayes in Pier 5 Havana

Allison Hayes is mainly just eye candy window dressing in this film. Cameron Mitchell is the lead actor and Allison is his love interest in this. 
Allison looks fantastic but the film is rather dull. I would have made her the main character. So much more interesting to watch! The photos attest to this. You can watch the movie on Youtube at this link: Pier 5 Havana

 

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