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Harper (released outside the U.S. as "The Moving Target" and released in Italy as "Detective's Story"), the 1966 Jack Smight crime suspense thriller ("This is a different kind of cat named Lew Harper... And excitement clings to him like a dame!"; "Girls think Harper is kicky. But sometimes he makes them feel funny. See Harper make girls feel funny. See Harper."; "Paul Newman is 'Harper' and Harper does it better"; "Paul Newman if 'Harper'- and Harper is just NOT to be believed!!!"; "Harper looks for trouble. See Harper look. See Harper."; "This is a gun. It shoots straight. See Harper shoot straight."; "This is a fight. Harper has many fights. See the fights."; "This is a girl. Girls go for Harper. See girls go. See Harper go."; "These are people. These are tricky people. See Harper and the tricky people."; "Bad guys hate Harper. They punch his nose. They kick his head. See bad guys punch and kick Harper. See Harper punch and kick bad guys. See Harper"; "Harper is incredible! Harper is really something! See Harper be incredible and be really something. See Harper."; "Screenplay by William Goldman"; based on the novel 'The Moving Target' by Ross Macdonald; this film was followed by 1975's "The Drowning Pool" in which Newman played the same character) starring Paul Newman (in the title role as Lew Harper), ("in alphabetical order") Lauren Bacall, Julie Harris, Arthur Hill, Janet Leigh, Pamela Tiffin, Robert Wagner, and Shelley Winters
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