Estúpido Cupido
Estúpido Cupido | |
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Genre | Romantic comedy |
Written by | Mário Prata[1][2][3] |
Directed by | Régis Cardoso[3] |
Starring | Leonardo Villar Maria Della Costa Françoise Forton Ricardo Blat Ney Latorraca Elizabeth Savalla Luiz Armando Queiroz Nuno Leal Maia Célia Biar Kléber Macedo (ver mais) |
Opening theme | Estúpido Cupido – Celly Campello[4][5] |
Ending theme | Estúpido Cupido – Celly Campello |
Country of origin | Brazil |
Original language | Portuguese |
No. of episodes | 160[3] |
Production | |
Running time | 55 minutes |
Original release | |
Network | TV Globo |
Release | 25 August 1976 26 February 1977 | –
Related | |
Estúpido Cupido is a Brazilian telenovela produced by TV Globo. It aired from 25 August 1976 to 26 February 1977 at 7pm.[3] Written by Mário Prata[1][2] and directed by Régis Cardoso, it was the last Globo telenovela recorded in black-and-white,[3] with the exception of the last two chapters, directed by Walter Avancini using the then new color technology.
It was the first telenovela written by Mário Prata.[2][3] Due to the 1976 Olympic Games in Montreal, Estúpido Cupido debuted exceptionally on a Wednesday.
The telenovela was re-aired in Brazil starting in May 1979, at 2pm.[3]
Plot
The story takes place in the fictional city of Albuquerque,
The external scenes were recorded in Itaboraí, Rio de Janeiro.[6] With the success of the telenovela, there was a revival of the music style of the 50s and 60s, with twist dance competitions happening in several places across the country.[3] The soundtrack album, produced by Som Livre, sold more than one million copies.[4]
Cast
Actor[7][8] | Character[7][8] |
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Leonardo Villar | Alcides Guimarães Filho (Guima) |
Maria Della Costa | Olga Oliveira |
Françoise Forton | Maria Tereza Oliveira (Tetê) |
Ricardo Blat | João Guimarães |
Ney Latorraca | Antônio Ney Medeiros (Mederiquis) |
Elizabeth Savalla | Sister Angélica |
Luiz Armando Queiroz | Belchior |
Nuno Leal Maia | Acioly |
Heloísa Millet | Betina Oliveira |
João Carlos Barroso | Joel Otávio Oliveira (Tavico / Caniço) |
Djenane Machado | Glória Siqueira (Glorinha) |
Oswaldo Louzada | Alcides Guimarães (Guimão) |
Célia Biar | Adelaide |
Kléber Macedo | Eulália |
Mauro Mendonça | Dr. Armando Siqueira (Tom Mix) |
Marilu Bueno | Maria Antonieta Siqueira (Mariinha) |
Luiz Orioni | Miguel Medeiros |
Ida Gomes | Mother Encarnación |
Antônio Patiño | Father Batista (Batistão) |
Suely Franco | Sister Consuelo |
Emiliano Queiroz | Father Almerindo |
Vick Militello | Joana D'Arc da Silva (Daquinha) |
Tony Ferreira | Cabo Fidélis |
Ênio Santos | Aquino |
Sônia de Paula | Ciça Oliveira |
Zanoni Ferrite | Pedro (Pepê) |
Patrícia Bueno | Suely |
Carlos Kroeber | Friar Damasceno |
Henriqueta Brieba | Creuza Oliveira (Vovó Zinha) |
Arthur Costa Filho | Father Guido |
Tião D'Ávila | Carneirinho |
Heloísa Raso | Aninha |
Ricardo Garcia Costa | José Maria Guimarães (Zé Maria) |
Cláudio Ayres da Motta | Mr. Gordon |
Sound tracks
National
- "Banho de Lua (Tintarella di luna)" – Celly Campello
- "Quem É?" – Osmar Navarro
- "Diana" – Carlos Gonzaga
- "Meu Mundo Caiu" – Maysa
- "Broto Legal" – Sérgio Murilo
- "Alguém é Bobo de Alguém" – Wilson Miranda
- "Por Uma Noite" – Stradivarius
- "Ritmo da Chuva (The Rhythm of the Rain)" – Demétrius
- "Boogie do Bebê" – Tony Campello
- "Sereno" – Paulo Molin
- "Neurastênico" – Betinho & Seu Conjunto
- "Biquíni Amarelo (Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini)" – Ronnie Cord
- "Tetê" – Sylvia Telles
- "Bata Baby" – Wilson Miranda
- "Ela é Carioca" – Os Cariocas
- "Estúpido Cupido (Stupid Cupid)" – Celly Campello
International
- "Breaking Up Is Hard to Do" – Neil Sedaka
- "Love Me Forever" – The Playing's
- "Be-Bop-A-Lula" – Gene Vincent
- "Tutti Frutti" – Little Richard
- "Ruby" – Ray Charles
- "Twilight Time" – The Platters
- "America" – Trini Lopez
- "The Twist" – Chubby Checker
- "Secretly" – Jimmy Rodgers
- "Tears on My Pillow" – Little Anthony & The Imperials
- "Misty" – Johnny Mathis
- "April Love" – Pat Boone
- "Multiplication" – Bobby Darin
- "Don't Be Cruel" – Elvis Presley
- "Petit Fleur" – Bob Crosby
- "The Green Leaves of Summer" – The Brothers Four
- "Puppy Love" – Paul Anka
- "Al di là" – Emilio Pericoli
- "Everybody Loves Somebody" – Dean Martin
- "Bye Bye Love" – The Everly Brothers
Chilean remake
Estúpido Cupido | |
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Created by | Jorge Marchant Lazcano |
Based on | Estúpido Cupido |
Written by | Mário Prata |
Directed by | Vicente Sabatini |
Starring | |
Opening theme | "Los Habitantes de San Andrés" (Medley) |
Country of origin | Chile |
Original language | Spanish |
No. of episodes | 110 approx. |
Original release | |
Network | TVN |
Release | 1995 |
In 1995, Chilean
This soap opera has multiple leading couples and concerns two main plotlines. In one, a love triangle forms among Monica Tagle (Carolina Fadic), Anibal Donoso (Álvaro Rudolphy) and Isabel Margarita Dublé (Claudia Burr). Isabel, the spoiled daughter of the mayor who falls in love with Anibal, schemes to have him beside her.
The other story features local radio announcer Jaime Salvatierra (
Cast
- Claudia di Girolamo as Sister Angélica
- Francisco Reyes as Jaime Salvatierra
- Carolina Fadic as Mónica Tagle
- Álvaro Rudolphy as Aníbal Donoso
- Claudia Burr as Isabel Margarita Dublé
- Luis Alarcón as Octavio Dublé
- Jael Unger as Luz Arlegui of Dublé
- Alejandro Castillo as Alfonso Campino
- Consuelo Holzapfel as Virginia Buzeta
- Delfina Guzmán as Mother Undurraga
- Eduardo Barril as Father Urbistondo
- Ana Reeves as Sister Rebeca
- Mauricio Pesutic as Father Benítez
- Silvia Piñeiro as Carlota Meza
- Anita Klesky as Matilde Meza
- José Soza as Waldo Retamal
- Patricia Rivadeneira as Gloria Manterola
- Amparo Noguera as Marta Davis
- Álvaro Morales as Ricardo Campino
- Alejandra Fosalba as Gaby Buzeta
- Felipe Braun as Daniel Meza
- Tamara Acosta as Marisol Tagle
- Pablo Schwarz as Gonzalo Tagle
- Valentina Pollarolo as Pamela Manterola
- Juan Pablo Bastidas as Marcelo Manterola
- Remigio Remedy as Sergio Torrealba
- Óscar Hernández as Pancracio Carmona
- Ximena Rivas as Felicia Manzano
- Francisco Melo as Peter O'Kelly
- Fernando Larraín as Guillermo Sandoval
- Mario Montilles as Mister Raimundo Campino
- Mireya Véliz as Mother Guadalupe
- Jorge Hevia Jr. as Benjamín Campino
Other cast
- Héctor Noguera as Mgr
- Berta Lasala as Mabel Fuentes
- Marcelo Romo as Miguel Santa Cruz
- Luz Jiménez as Raquel of Meza
- Ana Luz Figueroa as Rocío Montes
- Pablo Ausensi as César Leiva "Cupid"
- Maité Fernández as Provincial Mother
- Jaime Davagnino as Marcial
- Sonia Mena as Aunt of Mónica's
- Pedro Villagra as Fernando
References
- ^ a b "Memória Globo: Trabalhos na TV Globo – Mário Prata". Memória Globo. Archived from the original on 8 March 2014. Retrieved 8 March 2014.
- ^ a b c "Mário Prata – Teledramaturgia". Teledramaturgia. Archived from the original on 25 August 2011. Retrieved 8 March 2014.
- ^ a b c d e f g h "Estúpido Cupido – Curiosidades". Memória Globo. Archived from the original on 8 March 2014. Retrieved 8 March 2014.
- ^ a b c d "Trilha Sonora de 'Estúpido Cupido'". Memória Globo. Archived from the original on 8 March 2014. Retrieved 8 March 2014.
- ^ a b c "Estúpido Cupido – Trilha Sonora". Teledramaturgia. Archived from the original on 13 May 2011. Retrieved 8 March 2014.
- ^ "Estúpido Cupido – Produção". Memória Globo. Archived from the original on 8 March 2014. Retrieved 10 March 2014.
- ^ a b "Ficha Técnica". Memória Globo. Archived from the original on 8 March 2014. Retrieved 8 March 2014.
- ^ a b "Estúpido Cupido – Elenco". Teledramaturgia. Archived from the original on 8 March 2014. Retrieved 8 March 2014.
External links
- Estúpido Cupido at IMDb