Two Americans in Havana (Dennis O'Keefe and Gordon Jones), hunting for an oil strike in Cuba, find their goose cooked when they get hoodwinked by the blonde, non-Spanish accented Claire Carleton, who may sing Spanish songs but the only Spanish trait she has is a stereotypical hot temper. All of a sudden comes along Steffi Duna, the obviously real girl from somewhere by way of Budapest), and these two guys are in more trouble, especially when she tells one of them that she likes him. They are surround by some rather shady men (Víctor Jory and Bradley Page) who are obviously out to fleece O'Keefe and Jones, but that good old American know-how has the luck on the American's side. Not only preposterous casting but an absurd and unbelievable story. A few songs are interspersed but add nothing to this low budget programmer's absurdity.
Review of Girl from Havana
