| Credited cast: | |||
| Freddy Rodríguez | ... | Joseph Keller | |
| Brion James | ... | Frank Childress | |
| Robert Townsend | ... | James Saunders | |
| John Saxon | ... | Jacob Keller | |
| Pamela Bellwood | ... | Rachel Keller | |
| Martin Kove | ... | Thompsonn | |
| Angus Macfadyen | ... | Carl | |
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Ben Bottoms | ... | Ashton Keller |
| Joseph Bottoms | ... | Simon Keller | |
| Sam Bottoms | ... | Robert Keller | |
| John Dennis Johnston | ... | Parker (as J.D. Johnston) | |
| David Arrow | ... | Justin Keller | |
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Caroline Ambrose | ... | Clara Childress |
| Marcel Marceau | ... | The Snake | |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Jennifer Buttell | ... | Wife | |
Joseph is the youngest member of a large family that owns a successful garment business in Los Angeles. His father, Jacob, makes no attempt at hiding the fact that Joseph is his favorite son, resulting in the constant envy and resentment of his brothers. Eventually, in their bitterness, they plot revenge against this favored son. When Joseph accompanies his brothers on a trip to New York, they commit the ultimate betrayal, stranding him there, a virtual prisoner in a corrupt, modern-day sweat shop. Written by Anonymous
Wonderful!!! Heartwarming, compelling, sweet and a just plain good story. The writing was very well done, the acting believable. Never a dull moment. Very sincere. Even though I know the biblical account of Joseph very well, this portrayal kept you guessing what was going to happen next. I highly recommend this. The gentleman who played 'Joseph' did a fine job of portraying the favored son. I found his attempts to reach out to his brothers heart-wrenching. The father was excellent as the patriarch of the family. They did not portray him as 'perfect', but he obviously loved all of his sons. The twist in how they got rid of Joseph was very good. The brothers also did a fine job. They did not portray them as complete villains. It was an interesting piece. I'd like to see more...