The Price

The Price centers on Victor Franz, who sacrifices his college education to support his father during the Great Depression. Thirty years later, he returns to sell his parents’ estate. The film explores the dynamics between Victor, his wife Esther, his brother Walter, and a furniture dealer, each with their own motives. This narrative highlights the complexities of family responsibility and personal sacrifice.

As part of the Hallmark Hall of Fame Productions and the Broadway Theatre Archive, The Price captures a key moment in American history while addressing universal themes. The performances by George C. Scott and Colleen Dewhurst contribute to the film's emotional depth, making it a significant piece of television history from the early 1970s. Collectors of TV movies and drama enthusiasts may find value in adding this classic to their collections.