The story centers on Ryan O’Neal, playing a man from an affluent background who develops feelings for Jenny, portrayed by Ali McGraw—a woman from a less privileged social standing—which doesn't sit well with his father, Ray Milland. As the couple commits to their relationship, tensions arise with his dad, and he finds himself at odds with him. He pursues law, achieving third place in his Harvard class, securing a res…

It’s a well-performed, sentimental story that includes some pleasant moments and conversations featuring Ryan O’Neil and Ali MacGraw; it manages to avoid being excessively saccharine. Considering modern television trends, something like this would probably air on Lifetime now, but in the 1970s, it was successful in theaters. I don't anticipate revisiting it quickly, though it proved acceptable as a romantic drama. **…