Star + has announced the preview date of “O Rei da TV”, a new original series from the Star Original Productions label, which revolves around Silvio Santos, one of the greatest presenters in the history of Brazilian TV.
The series, which will arrive exclusively on the streaming service on October 19 (a Wednesday), stars José Rubens Chachá, Mariano Mattos Martins and Leona Cavalli and tells the story of Silvio Santos, the young man of humble origins, genius and ambitious who has pursued his dream and became the most successful businessman and communicator on Brazilian TV, as well as one of the most recognized entrepreneurs in the country.
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According to Star +, “the series presents an unprecedented look at his intimacy, will show the various stages of his career, mistakes and successes, audience records and failures, all the great challenges faced to build SBT and his empire. Assertive and controversial in his decisions, an iconic figure who is part of the routine of millions of Brazilians ”.
In addition to the main names of the series, the actors Guilherme Reis, Emílio de Mello, Leandro Ramos, Paulo Nigro, Larissa Nunes, Cássia Damasceno, Bárbara Maia, Elisa Romero, João Campos, Celso Frateschi, Roberta Gualda, Claudio Marcio, Gui In the cast are also present Santana, Cacá Carvalho, João Campos, Pascoal da Conceição, André Abujamra, Ary França, among others.
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Produced by the manufacturer Gullane, The king of television It has eight episodes and is directed by Marcus Baldini.
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