The Price of Love (1995) (TV)

Director:

David Burton Morris

Writer (WGA):

Ronald Parker (written by)

Release Date:

28 November 1995 (USA)

Genre:

Drama

Plot:

16 year old Bret lives with his indifferent father and a stepmother who abhors him. After yet another fight he leaves home...

Plot Keywords:

Male Prostitution | Street Life | Teenage Prostitution | Street Kid | Homosexual

Cast

  (Credited cast)

Peter Facinelli	...	Brett
Laurel Holloman	...	Roxanne
Jay R. Ferguson	...	Beau
Steven Martini	...	Tony
Alexis Cruz	...	Alberto
Harvey Silver	...	Puff
Ben Gould	...	Max
John Posey	...	Sgt. Albro
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Ryan Barton-Grimley	...	Punk 1
Sue Bugden	...	Sheila
Martin Cassidy	...	Burt
Patrick David
Charles Emmett	...	Car wash manager
Erica Gimpel	...	Officer Hudson
Devon Gummersall	...	T. J.
George Temple Hammett	...	Blond cop
Michael Kemmerling	...	Kurt
Ruben Madera	...	Assistant Manager
Sheamus Murphy	...	James
Miguel Nájera	...	Desk sergeant
Kymberly Newberry	...	Black woman (as Kymberly S. Newberry)
Devon Odessa	...	T.J.
Ron Perkins	...	Ken
Sharlene Ruffino	...	Punk girl
Jack Shearer	...	Max's father
Robert Frank Telfer	...	Alcoholic Husband
Yul Vazquez	...	Rafael
Cameron Watson	...	Cal
Scott Williamson	...	Mark

Runtime:

91 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Certification:

UK:15 (video premiere)

Filming Locations:

Grauman's Chinese Theater - 6925 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA

Company:

Gerber Company

Quotes:

Brett: What kind of a dream is that? Pretending to love somebody so you can have nice things.
Beau: Oh Honey. That's the basis of many sucessful marriages.
Brett: Is that what you want?

excellent...well written

this is an excellent movie. would like to see it come out on >videotape. story is very well written. sensible and intelligent. the casting is great with all performers in very believable >roles. the subject matter of male prostitution was a bold move >for a t.v. movie. not a blockbuster theme in any sense. this is >what i call a "small movie". the kind that gets lost forever if >not put out on video. it's twice the movie "john's" is and not >quite as violent. peter facinelli is wonderful as is the rest of >the cast. i do a 10 out of 10. and i do know what i am talking >about. see it if you can. you won't be disappointed.