'The Price' is right: Selling the furniture and hashing out the past

In Arthur Miller's great brass-tacks drama "The Price," Victor, an honest cop, wants to play squarely with his brother Walter, a rich doctor he hasn't seen in the 16 years since their father died. But a massive grudge hangs in the air: Why, in middle age, are Victor and his wife just scraping by while Walter has it all?