Cama de Gato | |
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Also known as | Cat's Cradle |
Genre | Telenovela Drama Romance |
Created by | Duca Rachid Thelma Guedes |
Directed by | Amora Mautner Ricardo Waddington |
Starring | Marcos Palmeira Camila Pitanga Carmo Dalla Vecchia Paolla Oliveira Dudu Azevedo Heloísa Perissé see more |
Opening theme | Pelo avesso by Titãs |
Ending theme | Pelo avesso by Titãs |
Country of origin | Brazil |
Original language | Portuguese |
No. of episodes | 161 105 (International version) |
Production | |
Production location | Brazil |
Running time | 50 minutes |
Original release | |
Network | TV Globo |
Release | 5 October 2009 – 9 April 2010 |
Cama de Gato (English title: Cat's Cradle) is a Brazilian telenovela produced and broadcast by TV Globo in 2009 and 2010.
Gustavo, once a poor, kindhearted youngster, is now a successful entrepreneur in the perfume business but has turned cruel, arrogant, and miserable. Alcino, his best friend and business partner, helped him achieve his present success. When Alcino finds out that has a fatal disease and has a few months to live, he decides to play a prank on Gustavo to help him rediscover the decent man he once was and the joy of living he once possessed. Gustavo is married to Veronica, a rich, selfish, spoiled, and ambitious woman who has never loved her husband. Alcino's prank takes an unexpected turn when Veronica, the story's antagonist, interferes, manipulates the surprise, and makes Gustavo lose almost everything after being taken for dead and accused of a crime. While trying to pick up the pieces of his life, Gustavo meets Rose, a simple, hard-working woman who raises four kids by herself with great spirit and optimism. Because of her good heart, she starts to help Gustavo to put his life back together. Gradually, Gustavo and Rose develop feeling for each other, leading him to rediscover his humanity through the hands of this newfound love.
Actor | Character |
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Marcos Palmeira | Gustavo Almeida Brandão |
Camila Pitanga | Rosenilde Pereira (Rose) |
Paola Oliveira | Verônica Tardivo Brandão |
Carmo Dalla Vecchia | Alcino Rodrigues |
Heloísa Périssé | Taís Helena Amâncio Prazeres Tibiriçá |
Aílton Graça | José Sebastião dos Santos (Tião) |
Marcello Novaes | Benedito Prazeres Tibiriçá (Bené) |
Daniel Boaventura | Solonaldo da Santíssima Trindade (Sólon Gutierrez Ortega) |
Dudu Azevedo | Roberto Alves Moreira |
Ângelo Antônio | Davi Almeida Brandão |
Isabela Garcia | Mariana Antunes Sampaio (Mari) |
Paulo Goulart | Severo Tardivo |
Emanuelle Araújo | Heloísa Miranda |
Nívea Stelmann | Kátia Santana Costa |
Paula Burlamaqui | Sofia de Britto Brandão |
Rosi Campos | Genoveva Amâncio |
Letícia Birkheuer | Natasha Werner (Natasha Santana Costa) |
Ilva Niño | Ernestina Prazeres Tibiriçá (Tina) |
Tony Tornado | Péricles Tibiriçá |
Rainer Cadete | Nuno Alves Moreira |
Norma Blum | Irmã Andréia |
Walter Breda | Delegado Salviano Quintana |
Lupe Gigliotti | Áurea |
Aramis Trindade | Dr. Emanoel |
Tânia Costa | Bruna |
Mouhamed Harfouch | Almeida (Almeidinha) |
Ana Berttines | Cleusa Meireles |
André Luiz Miranda | Juvenal Tardivo |
Beta Perez | Lurdes |
Bianca Salgueiro | Eurídice de Britto Brandão |
Chico Tenreiro | Paquito (Mosquito) |
Gustavo Maya | Francisco Pereira dos Santos |
Guta Gonçalves | Débora de Lucca Rodrigues |
Jorge Cerruti | Domênico (Vitor Bittencourt) |
Julyana Garcia | Regina Pereira dos Santos |
Land Vieira | Tarcísio Pereira dos Santos |
Luana Martau | Patrícia Lombardi |
Marcella Rica | Lucimara Amâncio (Luli) |
Marcella Valente | Suzana |
Raquel Fuina | Glória Pereira dos Santos |
Rafael Miguel | João Carlos Amâncio Tibiriçá (Juca) |
Roumer Canhães | Professor Limonge |
Ronny Kriwat | Pedro de Britto Brandão |
Wagner Molina | Fiasco |
Selma Lopes | Dirce |
Actor | Character |
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Pedro Paulo Rangel | Ferdinando Brandão |
Actress | Character |
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Berta Loran | Loló |
Yoná Magalhães | Adalgisa Monteiro de Britto |
Suely Franco | Julieta Almeida Brandão |
Actor | Character |
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Luís Gustavo | Waldemar Moreira |
Actor | Character |
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Monique Alfradique | Érica Castiglione |
Antônio Pitanga | Miguel dos Santos |
Ana Cecília Costa | Leda de Lucca |
Ed Oliveira | Jair |
Rodrigo Rangel | Antônio |
Marcelo Portinari | Jorjão |
Bia Arantes | Maria Eduarda Império (Duda) |
Guilherme Vieira | Igor Yohannce |
Henrique Ramiro | Marco Antônio Lobato (Macau) |
Juliana Paiva | Beth |
Júlia Mattos | Sandrinha |
Alex Moreno | Lucas Porto (Luck) |
Neusa Maria Faro | Gioconda Amâncio |
Maurício Machado | Paulo Otávio Barbosa (Pink) |
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