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Lisa (also released as "The Inspector"), the 1962 Philip Dunne English/U.S. romantic thriller ("London... Amsterdam... Tangier... Palestine... The desperate liaisons of the love-pursuers startlingly uncovered by Mark Robson the man who electrified you with 'Champion,' 'Peyton Place,' 'From The Terrace'!"; "Trembling and 21... Lisa held to him... Trying to believe she was fit to be touched..."; "Why am I terrified every time you touch me?"; "The strange pursuit of Lisa... No longer a girl at 21... But still afraid to be a woman..."; "An electrifying experience From Mark Robson who gave you 'Champion', 'Peyton Place', 'From the Terrace'!"; "How can a woman spend the night in the same room with a man without getting into his arms?"; "Why didn't she want a man ever to touch her again?"; "The Inspector... views life in all its unholy reality. His eyes... trained to reveal naked truths... like what makes a 21 year-old such as Lisa, too scared to let a man touch her yet too lonely to turn him away... or how a woman can spend the night in the same room with a man without getting into his arms... Now through his eyes you are taken to London... along the hook of Holland through the casbah [sp] of Tangier... to the beaches of Palestine on a strange pursuit and into an even stranger liaison... across the frank, unspoken bridge that forever links male with female!"; "A startling new experience from Mark Robson who electrified you with 'Champion', 'Peyton Place', "'From the Terrace'!"; Based on the novel by Jan De Hartog") starring Stephen Boyd, Dolores Hart, Leo McKern, Hugh Griffith, Donald Pleasence, Harry Andrews, Robert Stephens, and Marius Goring
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