An over-the-top film co-starring a young and gorgeous Susan Sarandon, The Other Side of Midnight is a deliciously melodramatic adaptation of Sidney Sheldon's sweeping (and often schlocky) novel of the same name. Released theatrically in 1977, the film focuses on the intermingling lives of sexily innocent Noelle (Marie-France Pisier), who has a brief affair with a cad named Larry (John Beck), who ends up marrying wealthy and proper Catherine (Sarandon). When Noelle and Larry meet first lock eyes, he is a dashing World War II American fighter pilot who professes his love for her. But when she discovers she is pregnant with his baby, he is nowhere to be found. So what's a poor girl to do but abort her baby, rise to stardom as one of the world's most famous actresses, and plot revenge against her duplicitous ex-lover? But faster than you can say, "You go, girl!" (or "Oh no she didn't," depending on your point of view), Noelle once again falls for Larry's vaguely porn star charms. But what to do with Catherine, who refuses to divorce her cheating spouse? 

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• Aspect Ratio : 1.85:1
• Director : Charles Jarrott
• Run time : 2 hours and 45 minutes
• Actors : Marie-France Pisier, John Beck, Susan Sarandon, Raf Vallone, Clu Gulager
• Subtitles: : English, Spanish, French
• Producers : Frank Yablans, Hawk Koch, Howard W. Koch
• Studio : 20th Century Fox
• Writers : Barry Sandler, Daniel Taradash, Herman Raucher, Sidney Sheldon