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Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 9786304691120
Format: Color, NTSC
ISBN: 6304691122
Label: Starmaker Entertainment
Manufacturer: Starmaker Entertainment
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Starmaker Entertainment
Release Date: September 30, 1997
Running Time: 304 minutes
Sales Rank: 3051
Studio: Starmaker Entertainment
Theatrical Release Date: March 16, 1986
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating: - I CANT BELIEVE I LOVED THIS MOVIE
This movie to my surprise is very very good. I rarly can watch a mini-series without dozing off, but this one had me glued to my tv for about 4 hours, or more. This is a great movie, if your lucky enough to find this movie, even if its on VHS, GET IT.
Rating: - Love It -- Can't wait for it to come on DVD
I bought this video years ago, and I've watched it dozens of times. It is really great,and one of the best adaptations of a Sidney Sheldon novel. Now, I would LOVE to own it on DVD. I would love to see some the extras that they have with it, like maybe deleted scenes or commentary. Unfortunately, they haven't done it. There is a "If Tomorrow Comes" DVD with different actors and storyline. Do yourselves a favor and DON'T CONFUSE THESE TWO. This video version is terriffic, and we need to get ... Read More
Rating: - PUT IT ON DVD!
All of these miniseries from ITC to Scruples to Crossings to Master of the Game were fantastic. Why the studios have not put it on dvd must be solely a question of the age group who is in charge of the decisions. They were engrossing, entertaining and fine acting. Please put these out! Miniseries are NOT the same as they used to be!
Rating: - I want that in DVD
The movie is great,I just can not understand , why it takes so long to make DVD version? Who decides about it? Let me talk to that person. I want this in DVD NOW!!!
Rating: - Before the mini-series losts its fun and charming side
The tv mini-series, in all its true glory, died in the 80s. Jane Seymour and Jacqueline Smith were the queens of the shamelessly fun ones such as "Crossings" and "Rage of Angels," but the oh-so-underrated Madolyn Smith brought adorable innocence to the table when she debuted in "If Tomorrow Comes."
I used to drive my sister crazy during 1986 as I'd watch "ITC" over and over on the VHS cassette I'd used to tape the 3-night miniseries. One day in the late 90s I was shopping and I ... Read More
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