What are correct Image sizes?

I've created a slideshow using Ken Burns effect, but some of the images don't seem to fit edge to edge left to right. The problem is that I have images where the subjects are on the left and right, but when viewed in the slideshow all I can see is the middle of the image and the subject is cut off. I can manually slide the image left or right, but I need the whole image to be displayed. I have moved the size slider all the way to the left, but it still doesn't show the whole image left to right.
Is there a rule of thumb for image dimensions for slideshows so that the WHOLE image gets displayed - there doesn't seem to be any way to resize images in iPhoto apart from cropping which isn't the same thing?
I'm trying to make a looping slideshow to burn to DVD that will be viewed on a standard HDTV ie. the DVD will autorun when inserted into a DVD player and will then keep looping until manually stopped.
Any help much appreciated!
Thx

Thx Terence.. I've tried this and while it does help the left to right edge issue somewhat, the top and bottom of the images are now being cut off - lot's of disappearing heads and legs etc. with just the middle of the body showing - and no way of resizing the image so that the whole image is shown!
What I need is the WHOLE image to display as it should - given that there is a trade off of black or white background where the image doesn't cover. Eg. in a portrait image where there is blank space to left and right or landscape with blank space top and bottom. It seems to be that the image is expanded to fit in some way by checking the 'scale photos to fit screen' box - not ideal really. Which brings me back to my original question of what are the correct image dimensions, so that the whole image gets displayed for viewing on a HDTV (16:9)?
Thx again for your time..

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