New York City policeman Victor Franz and his wife are in the apartment of his deceased father for the purpose of selling his property.
During the Great Depression, Victor had joined the police force rather than go to college to make a living in order to support his family.
"Mr. Scott was magnificent, as the police officer, a shade weary of a life that might have been more exciting but with the legacy of pride, decency and affection.
As the doctor, Mr. Sullivan had a part into which he could finally sink his teeth—a cynic and opportunist who is devoured by his own bitterness.
"[1] At the 1971 Emmy Awards, The Price was nominated in six categories, including Outstanding Single Program - Drama or Comedy.