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The High Price of Passion: Directed by Larry Elikann. With Richard Crenna, Karen Young, Sean McCann, Terry Tweed. A college professor becomes obsessed with a prostitute.
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- Crime, Drama
- Larry Elikann
- 1986-11-30
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The High Price of Passion is a 1986 American television crime drama film directed by Larry Elikann which aired on November 30, 1986 on the NBC network.
It is based on a book written by Russell M. Glitman.
The film tells the true story of Williams Douglas, a professor at Tufts University who becomes obsessed with a young prostitute named Robin which ends up leading to murder.
•Richard Crenna as Williams Douglas
•Karen Young as Robin Benedict
•Sean McCann as John Benedict
•Richard Monette as Joe Grant
•George R. Robertson as Phillips
•David B. Nichols as Bishop
Filming for "The High Price of Passion" took place in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
The High Price of Passion (TV Movie 1986) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
Watchlist. Fact-based drama about the affair between a prostitute (Karen Young) and a professor (Richard Crenna) convicted of her murder in 1983. Benedict: Sean McCann. Shirley: Terry Tweed....
The High Price of Passion (TV) is a film directed by Larry Elikann with Richard Crenna, Karen Young, Sean McCann, Terry Tweed .... Year: 1986. Original title: The High Price of Passion. Synopsis: A college professor becomes obsessed with a prostitute.You can watch The High Price of Passion (TV) through on the platforms:
- Larry Elikann
- Richard Crenna
Summaries. A college professor becomes obsessed with a prostitute. The true story of a Tufts University professor who became obsessed with a prostitute named Robin. He goes to great lengths to keep her in his life; getting her a job at the university that she isn't qualified for; and embezzling funds.
The sordid true tale of a Tufts University professor who becomes obsessed with a prostitute and is driven to murder, as recounted in Russell M. Glitman's book, is enacted by Richard Crenna, at the head of a lengthy Canadian cast.
