 TV prints and early videotape pan and scan versions have alterations beyond  simple pan and scan. On some of the multi image scenes, instead of panning to  the image best serving the scene, they substitute a full screen version of  that segment that was originally part of the multi image shot. Like the scene  where Burt Lancaster is talking to his wife and 2 daughters all at once. The  theatrical version(and present wide screen DVD) maintained images of his  wife, him and both daughters separately(recent pan and scan editions  temporarily letterbox or otherwise modify the theatrical composition). On the  early TV and video versions, only the person talking is seen in a full screen  shot used for that multi image shot(showing more image information then when  it was composed as part of the theatrical multi image shot). Also, on the  split screen shot of Dean Martin in a cab and Jackie Bisset getting out of  the shower, the split screen is recomposed for 4:3, cropping each image to  better fit.