Lived by Guilherme Fontes in the 1994 version, Alexandre, the central figure of the plot and one of TV’s most iconic villains, is confirmed in the film
Travelone of the biggest hits of Brazilian television drama, will gain an adaptation for theaters. Globo is developing a movie inspired by the soap opera with script signed by JAQUELINE VARGASknown for your work in Therapy session and Owner of me.
Lived by Guilherme Fontes In the 1994 version, the character Alexandercentral figure of the plot and one of TV’s most iconic villains, is confirmed in the new version, but the cast will not necessarily have the remake actors – the first version of Travel was shown in 1975.
Travel is currently in replay in the It is worth seeing againwhere it has been registering good audience rates. The original plot, written by IVANI RIBEIROit is a rereading of the namesake novel aired between 1975 and 1976 on TV Tupi. With a strong spiritist theme, the story accompanies Alexandre, a young man who, after committing a murder, dies in prison and returns as a spirit in search of revenge against those he considers responsible for his tragic destiny.
Besides the adaptation for theaters, Travel It will also become musical. The theatrical version is being developed by Solange Castro Neves – Co -author of the 1990s soap opera – alongside Thalma Bertozzi and Vitor Oliveira. The production will be due to the diosual, but there is no premiere yet.
Source:Oglobo
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