Scene from Body Chemistry II: The Voice of a Stranger (1992)

First Appearances:

• Body Chemistry (1990) as Dr. Claire Archer

Most Important Roles:

• The New Age (1994) as Nova Trainee
• Body Chemistry (1990) as Dr. Claire Archer
• Stealing Roses (2012) as Janice
• Body Chemistry II: Voice of a Stranger (1992) as Dr. Claire Archer
• Brutal (2007) as Waitress
• The Dark Dancer (1995) as Carla Simpson
• Sherman's Way: A Kid's Guide to Coping with Change (1996) as Mom

Career Highlights:

• The New Age (1994)
• Body Chemistry (1990)
• Stealing Roses (2012)
• Body Chemistry II: Voice of a Stranger (1992)
• Brutal (2007)
• The Dark Dancer (1995)
• Sherman's Way: A Kid's Guide to Coping with Change (1996)

"Lisa Pescia, a captivating Southern beauty capable of capturing Mr. Skin's attention, hails from North Carolina. After pursuing higher education in San Francisco, she ventured to Hollywood with aspirations of stardom. Her striking features, including long silky hair, kissable lips, and alluring blue eyes, opened doors for her in television. She landed guest spots on diverse shows such as Touched by an Angel, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Roseanne, The New Mike Hammer, Dragnet, Cold Case, Criminal Minds, and Without a Trace. Notably, she secured the recurring role of Joanne, Elaine's co-worker, in the iconic sitcom Seinfeld from 1993 to 1994.

However, Lisa's most enticing performances occurred on the silver screen. She starred alongside Shannon Tweed and Amy Lindsay in the R-rated thriller The Dark Dancer in 1995, but not before baring her cleavage in Body Chemistry in 1990. In the film, she boldly exposed her breasts during an intimate scene. She revisited this trend in Body Chemistry 2, also known as Body Chemistry II: The Voice of a Stranger, where she unveiled her nude figure while taking a bath.

Throughout her career, Lisa has appeared in various films (Tough Guys, Stealing Roses, The M Word) and television shows (Days of Our Lives, CHiPs, Night Court), leaving audiences continually impressed by her daring on-screen choices."