A Sucessora (telenovela)

A Sucessora
Based on A Sucessora (novel)
Written by Manoel Carlos
Directed by Herval Rossano, Gracindo Júnior and Sérgio Mattar
Starring Susana Vieira
Rubens de Falco
Opening theme "Odeon" (Nara Leão)
Country of origin  Brazil
Original language(s) Portuguese
No. of episodes 125
Production
Running time c. 45 minutes
Release
Original network Rede Globo
Original release 9 October 1978 – 2 March 1979
Chronology
Preceded by Gina
Followed by Memórias de Amor

A Sucessora was a Brazilian telenovela written by Manoel Carlos based on the homonym novel published by Carolina Nabuco in 1934. It was aired from 9 October 1978 to 2 March 1979,[1] comprised 125 episodes and starred Suzana Vieira, Rubens de Falco, and Nathalia Timberg.[2]

Synopsis

The story follows the character of Mariana, a young woman that has married the widower Roberto Steen. As Mariana attempts to acclimate to her new marriage and responsibilities, she discovers that Steen's dead wife Alice still seems to have a hold over the household.

Cast

Suzana Vieira
Rubens de Falco
Nathalia Timberg
Actor/Actress Character
Susana Vieira Marina Stein
Rubens de Falco Roberto Stein
Nathalia Timberg Juliana
Arlete Salles Germana
Liza Vieira Adélia
Mário Cardoso Pedro Monte
Célia Biar Filomena
Beatriz Veiga Emília
Heloísa Helena Madame Sanches
Ary Coslov Munhoz
Patrícia Bueno Laurita
Sônia de Paula Isabel
Kadu Moliterno Vasco
Carmen Monegal Vanice
Ankito Edmundo Macedo
Jorge Cherques Mr. Lopes
Munira Haddad Ondina
Paulo Pinheiro Antônio
Sidney Marques Tião
Cahuê Filho Father Manfredo
Rosana Penha Lúcia de Góes
Dartagnan Mello José
Jotta Barroso Benedito
Reginaldo Daniel Edu
Patrícia Parker Branca
Luís Vasconcelos Pedro
Tetê Pritzl Luísa
Miriam Pires Guilhermina
Francisco Dantas Dr. Moretti
Marcos Toledo Arthur Neves
Pietro Mário Padre Eládio
Apolo Correia Carlos
Alessandra Vieira Alice Stein
Telma Lima Leonor
Joana Rocha Ana
Alcebíades Bandeira Júlio
Celi Peterson Aparecida
Lony Nunes Olívia
Gracindo Júnior Epaminondas
Paulo Figueiredo Miguel

Soundtrack

References

  1. ↑ Fernandes, Ismael. Memória da telenovela brasileira Editora Brasiliense. pp. 224–225
  2. ↑ Alencar, Mauro. A Hollywood brasileira: Panorama da telenovela no Brasil. Senac Rio. p. 30

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