O Tempo e o Vento (1985– ) |
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O Tempo e o Vento (1985– ) |
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Lélia Abramo | ... |
Old Bibiana
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Maria de Lourdes Agnostópoulos | ... |
Bruxa Paraguaia
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Kasé Aguiar | ... |
Pedro Missioneiro
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Cláudio Alves | ... |
Licurgo Cambará (child)
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Maria Alves |
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Daniel Barcelos | ... |
Sacristão
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Camilo Beviláqua | ... |
Antônio Terra
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Breno Bonin | ... |
Young Bento Amaral
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Marcos Breda | ... |
Horácio Terra
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Felícia Brittes |
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Bárbara Bruno | ... |
Alice Terra Cambará
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Armando Bógus | ... |
Licurgo Cambará
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Ludoval Campos | ... |
Paiva
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Carla Camurati | ... |
Luzia
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This "Time and the Wind" is a beautiful adaptation from Érico Veríssimo's novel : aesthetically excellent, epic, respectful and faithful to Veríssimo's spirit, excellent performances (highlighted to Tarcísio Meira , in his best performance) and wonderful music by Tom Jobim (I like to say that the series's main theme can be compared with the "Lara's Theme" from "Gone with the Wind"). Unfortunately , they got some unhappy and unnecessary alterations in the history , like Eulália's (Ana Terra's sister-in-law) blindness and barely insane personality, that doesn't exist in the book. And don't make mistake: in spite of the series if call "Time and the Wind , as if it cover all the book, the series covers only the first part from the Terra-Cambará's saga, titled "The Continent". In spite of all this things, it's one of the greatest TV series made in Brazil.