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'''O Direito de Nascer''' (literally ''The Right of Being Born'') is a | '''O Direito de Nascer''' (literally ''The Right of Being Born'') is a Brazilian soap opera that aired on TV Tupi and TV Rio. It had 160 30-minutes-long episodes that were exhibited from Monday to Friday, being premiered on December 7th, 1964, and ending on August 30th, 1965. | ||
It was written by Thalma de Oliveira and Teixeira Filho as an adaptation of the | It was written by Thalma de Oliveira and Teixeira Filho as an adaptation of the Cuban radioplay with the same name by Félix Caignet. It was considered the first great classic of Brazilian teledrama.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20131215223816/http://www.teledossie.com.br/textos-cubanos-na-origem-da-telenovela-brasileira/ Archived copy of "Cuban texts in the Brazilian soap opera origin"(in Portuguese).] Retrieved 01 Apr '21</ref> | ||
==Plot== | ==Plot== | ||
The plot takes place in Cuba | The plot takes place in Cuba in the early 20th century. Maria Helena, daughter of Don Rafael Zomora de Juncal, one of the richest men in Havana, falls in love with Alfredo Martins, whose family is the rival of the Juncal family, and gets pregnant. Alfredo tries to convince Maria Helena to make an abortion but she refuses. When Albertinho is born, Dolores takes him out of the city, because his life was menaced by Don Rafael. While Maria Helena goes to a monastery, Dolores educates Albertinho, who becomes a doctor and falls in love with Isabel Cristina.<ref>[https://www.sampaonline.com.br/embalagemecia/colunas/elmo/coluna2001mai18.htm Review for all the 3 versions of the soap opera (in Portuguese).] Retrieved 01 Apr '21</ref> | ||
==Cast== | ==Cast/Crew== | ||
Nathalia Timberg as Maria Helena de Juncal | *Nathalia Timberg as Maria Helena de Juncal | ||
*Amilton Fernandes as Albertinho Limonta | |||
*Henrique Martins as Alfredo | |||
*Isaura Bruno as Dolores | |||
*Guy Loup as Isabel Cristina | |||
*Elísio de Albuquerque as Don Rafael Zamora de Juncal | |||
*Maria Luíza Castelli as Conceição | |||
*Directors: Lima Duarte, José Parisi, Régis Cardoso | |||
*Writers: Félix Caignet(original radioplay), Thalma de Oliveira, Teixeira Filho | |||
Directors: Lima Duarte, José Parisi, Régis Cardoso | |||
Writers: Félix Caignet(original radioplay), Thalma de Oliveira, Teixeira Filho | |||
==Status== | ==Status== | ||
In spite of being a popular soap opera in the early | In spite of being a popular soap opera in the early '60s, today none of the original 1964 version episodes can be found on television or the Internet. | ||
== | ==See Also== | ||
*[[Beacon Hill (lost television soap opera; 1975)]] | |||
*[[Coronation Street "Episode 1202" (lost episode of ITV soap opera; 1972)]] | |||
*[[The Corsairs (lost pilot for ABC soap opera; 2002)]] | |||
*[[Dark Shadows "1219" (partially found episode of gothic soap opera TV series; 1971)]] | |||
*[[EastEnders (lost broadcast tapes of BBC soap opera; 1986; 1989)]] | |||
*[[EastEnders (lost footage of Frances Cuka's scenes and Barbara Windsor's auditions as Peggy Mitchell; 1991-1994)]] | |||
*[[EastEnders (lost footage of Jean Fennell as Angie Watts; 1984)]] | |||
*[[El Oasis (partially found Latin American telenovela; 1994-1997)]] | |||
*[[Emmerdale Farm (lost episodes of ITV soap opera; existence unconfirmed; 1981)]] | |||
*[[Executive Suite (partially found television soap opera; 1976-1977)]] | |||
*[[Faraway Hill (lost early soap opera; 1946)]] | |||
*[[Florizel Street (lost dry runs of Coronation Street; 1960)]] | |||
*[[Hiwaga sa Bahay na Bato (lost Filipino TV soap opera; 1962-1963)]] | |||
*[[Models Inc. (found primetime soap opera; 1994-1995)]] | |||
*[[Neighbours "Episode 3896" (partially found episode of Australian soap opera; 2001)]] | |||
*[[Pardon the Expression (lost pilots of Coronation Street sitcom spin-off; 1965)]] | |||
*[[Seven, Bessie Street (partially found soap opera script of Coronation Street creator; pre-1957)]] | |||
*[[Springhill (partially lost second series of British soap opera; 1997)]] | |||
*[[United! (lost British soap opera; 1965-1967)]] | |||
==External Link== | |||
*[https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0205627/ IMDb page on ''O Direito de Nascer''.] Retrieved 01 Apr '21 | |||
==External | |||
*[https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0205627/ IMDb | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
{{reflist}} | {{reflist}} | ||
[[Category:Lost TV]] | |||
[[Category:Completely lost media]] | |||
Latest revision as of 18:37, 29 February 2024
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Status: Lost
O Direito de Nascer (literally The Right of Being Born) is a Brazilian soap opera that aired on TV Tupi and TV Rio. It had 160 30-minutes-long episodes that were exhibited from Monday to Friday, being premiered on December 7th, 1964, and ending on August 30th, 1965.
It was written by Thalma de Oliveira and Teixeira Filho as an adaptation of the Cuban radioplay with the same name by Félix Caignet. It was considered the first great classic of Brazilian teledrama.[1]
Plot
The plot takes place in Cuba in the early 20th century. Maria Helena, daughter of Don Rafael Zomora de Juncal, one of the richest men in Havana, falls in love with Alfredo Martins, whose family is the rival of the Juncal family, and gets pregnant. Alfredo tries to convince Maria Helena to make an abortion but she refuses. When Albertinho is born, Dolores takes him out of the city, because his life was menaced by Don Rafael. While Maria Helena goes to a monastery, Dolores educates Albertinho, who becomes a doctor and falls in love with Isabel Cristina.[2]
Cast/Crew
- Nathalia Timberg as Maria Helena de Juncal
- Amilton Fernandes as Albertinho Limonta
- Henrique Martins as Alfredo
- Isaura Bruno as Dolores
- Guy Loup as Isabel Cristina
- Elísio de Albuquerque as Don Rafael Zamora de Juncal
- Maria Luíza Castelli as Conceição
- Directors: Lima Duarte, José Parisi, Régis Cardoso
- Writers: Félix Caignet(original radioplay), Thalma de Oliveira, Teixeira Filho
Status
In spite of being a popular soap opera in the early '60s, today none of the original 1964 version episodes can be found on television or the Internet.
See Also
- Beacon Hill (lost television soap opera; 1975)
- Coronation Street "Episode 1202" (lost episode of ITV soap opera; 1972)
- The Corsairs (lost pilot for ABC soap opera; 2002)
- Dark Shadows "1219" (partially found episode of gothic soap opera TV series; 1971)
- EastEnders (lost broadcast tapes of BBC soap opera; 1986; 1989)
- EastEnders (lost footage of Frances Cuka's scenes and Barbara Windsor's auditions as Peggy Mitchell; 1991-1994)
- EastEnders (lost footage of Jean Fennell as Angie Watts; 1984)
- El Oasis (partially found Latin American telenovela; 1994-1997)
- Emmerdale Farm (lost episodes of ITV soap opera; existence unconfirmed; 1981)
- Executive Suite (partially found television soap opera; 1976-1977)
- Faraway Hill (lost early soap opera; 1946)
- Florizel Street (lost dry runs of Coronation Street; 1960)
- Hiwaga sa Bahay na Bato (lost Filipino TV soap opera; 1962-1963)
- Models Inc. (found primetime soap opera; 1994-1995)
- Neighbours "Episode 3896" (partially found episode of Australian soap opera; 2001)
- Pardon the Expression (lost pilots of Coronation Street sitcom spin-off; 1965)
- Seven, Bessie Street (partially found soap opera script of Coronation Street creator; pre-1957)
- Springhill (partially lost second series of British soap opera; 1997)
- United! (lost British soap opera; 1965-1967)
External Link
- IMDb page on O Direito de Nascer. Retrieved 01 Apr '21
References
- ↑ Archived copy of "Cuban texts in the Brazilian soap opera origin"(in Portuguese). Retrieved 01 Apr '21
- ↑ Review for all the 3 versions of the soap opera (in Portuguese). Retrieved 01 Apr '21