He had a privileged youth and an early introduction to the arts. The culture he embraced came through in his polished performances, and his air of discreet menace made him one of the most memorable screen villains of all time. Vincent Price was born into a wealthy St. Louis family and quickly gained an appreciation for the finer things in life. He left his mark on Hollywood in a six-decade career that included over 100 movies and 2,000 TV appearances.

BIOGRAPHY® chronicles the life of one of America's most versatile and gifted actors. Clips, screen tests and outtakes from films like Masque of the Red Death, Laura, and Edward Scissorhands highlight his long career, while friends, co-stars and directors Hazel Court, Jane Russell, Dennis Hopper and Roger Corman recall working with the legendary actor. And in a rare interview, Price's daughter offers a privileged glimpse at his often-difficult private life.

From purchasing a Rembrandt etching at age 12 to defining a class of distinguished screen villains, this is the story of one of Hollywood's most versatile and celebrated actors Vincent Price.