Janet Brandt

In his third "Oh, God!" movie, Academy Award-winner George Burns ("The Sunshine Boys") not only plays his witty, widely praised role as God, but also the menacing, trick-playing demon himself... the Devil. Directed by Emmy Award-winner Paul Bogart, this is "a delight" says the Chicago Sun-Times, and may contain "the single best sequence of dual-image photography ever put on the screen" (USA Today). Co-starring Ron Silver ("Timecop," "Reversal of Fortune"), Ted Wass ("Blossom," "Soap") and Roxanne Hart ("Chicago Hope"), and written by Andrew Bergman ("Honeymoon in Vegas," "Blazing Saddles").

Suburbanite Sheila is not good-looking, charming, or smart. As a result, she has to struggle constantly. She decides to move to New York City. She meets Sam a doctor and has a one night stand, she soon falls for him but he is seeing her roommate.

U.S. agent Nick Allen (Billy Dee Williams) has his own idea about how to fight a war on drugs: go to the source...and cut the big-time traffickers down. Embittered over the drug-related death of his teenage daughter, Nick sets out to do just that. With stone-cold intensity, he locates and trains a dirty half-dozen recruits for a commando raid on the kingpins of a French drug syndicate. Each recruit has his or her own reason for being part of the death squad. And each has a lethal, take-no-prisoners specialty. Richard Pryor costars as one of the daring team members, and underwater warfare expert armed with a deadly air and a killer wit.

A federal agent whose daughter dies of a heroin overdose is determined to destroy the drug ring that supplied her. He recruits various people whose lives have been torn apart by the drug trade and trains them. Then they all leave for France to track down and destroy the ring.

A federal agent whose daughter dies of a heroin overdose is determined to destroy the drug ring that supplied her.

Streisand stars as a pregnant housewife who, feeling trapped in a mediocre life, dreams up various outrageous fantasies to escape her tedium.

Streisand stars as a pregnant housewife who, feeling trapped in a mediocre life, dreams up various outrageous fantasies to escape her tedium.

Academy Award-winning superstar Barbra Streisand stars in one of the silver screen's earliest films exploring women's changing roles during the sexual revolution of the early 1970s. Streisand stars as a pregnant housewife who, feeling trapped in a mediocre life, dreams up various outrageous fantasies to escape her tedium. Co-starring Academy Award-nominee Stockard Channing ("The First Wives Club"), David Selby ("Falcon Crest"), Isabel Sanford ("The Jeffersons") and Conrad Bain ("Diff'rent Strokes"). Rex Reed said "Don't miss Barbra Streisand's most moving performance to date" and New York Magazine said "Streisand gives the best performance of her career."

A young wife and mother, Margaret, is bored and neglected by her husband. Worried that her husband is slipping away she struggles with how to tell him that she is pregnant with their third child.

In this offbeat early-'60s indie, blasé burlesque dancer Iris Hartford (Lola Albright) ravishes 17-year-old neighbor Vito Perugino (Scott Marlowe), but the roles reverse when the working-class boy discovers that Iris is not the actress she pretended to be. It's a sexual awakening for both, with Iris head over heels like never before, Vito a quick study and Papa Perugino (Joe De Santis) advising caution, but time will tell who's zooming who.