A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Premiere:
January 9, 2001
# of Seasons: 1
# of Episodes: 42
Finale:
March 23, 2001
Creators:
Maria Adelaide Amaral
Original Title:
Os Maias
Genres:
Drama | Soap
Production Companies:
Estúdios Globo
Núcleo Luiz Fernando Carvalho
SIC - Sociedade Independente de Comunicação
Countries:
BR
Pedro da Maia, meets a beautiful woman called Maria Monforte with whom he gets married despite his father's objection. The marriage produces a son, Carlos Eduardo, and a daughter. Some time later, Maria Monforte falls in love with Tancredo and runs away to Italy with him, taking her daughter along. When Pedro finds out, he goes with his son to his father's house where he commits suicide. Carlos stays at his grandfather's house and is educated by him. Carlos, becomes a doctor and opens his own office. Later he meets a gorgeous woman, Maria Eduarda. The two fall in love and have dozens of nights together. Eventually Carlos finds out later that Maria lied to him about her past and he starts fearing the worst. In the end, Carlos finds out that Maria is his sister. He informs her that they are siblings and that they cannot live like this anymore. Carlos, to forget his tragedies, goes for a trip around the world.
Art Direction:
Mário Monteiro
Yurika Yamasaki
Assistant Director:
Gustavo Fernández
Edgard Miranda
Iris Gomes da Costa
Vera Barbosa
Cinematography:
José Tadeu Ribeiro
Costume Design:
Beth Filipecki
Director:
Luiz Fernando Carvalho
Del Rangel
Emílio Di Biasi
Hairstylist:
António Cortez
Makeup Artist:
Carla Pinho
Hilton Castro
Filipe Muiron
Music:
John Neschling
Novel:
Eça de Queirós
Production Design:
Maurício Rohlfs
Production Manager:
Ruy Mattos
Fábio Alexandre
Propmaker:
Jorge de Tharso
Set Decoration:
Miguel Sá Fernandes
Set Designer:
Danilo Gomes
Ana Maria Mello
Special Effects:
Vitor Klein
Still Photographer:
Zé Paulo Cardeal
Stunts:
Agnaldo Bueno
Supervising Producer:
Roberto Talma
Writer:
Maria Adelaide Amaral
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