Quatro por Quatro

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Quatro por Quatro (English: Four Lives, Four Loves) is a Brazilian-produced telenovela, shown at seven o'clock PM on the Rede Globo. It began on 24 October 1994 and ended on 22 July 1995. It consists of 233 episodes. It was written by Carlos Lombardi and directed by Ricardo Waddington, Alexandre Avancini and Luiz Henrique Rios.

Synopsis[]

A traffic accident causes four women's destinies to intertwine. In the series, the four enter a pact of revenge against the men who hit them and caused them to suffer. Auxiliadora struggled to help her husband Alcebíades prosper, but when he leaves her for a younger woman, is thrown out of the house. The shy Tatiana was engaged to Fortunato, who failed to show up at their wedding. The Babalu hurricane caught mechanic Raí in bed with another woman. Abigail, a preppy psychologist who is struggling in a failing marriage, decides superficially to continue it but revolts against her husband, Gustavo, who humiliates her in public at a congress. Gustavo has custody of Ângela, a girl who longs to know her true father, Bruno. Her mother died in the childbirth, traumatizing him.

Cast[]

• Elizabeth Savalla - Auxiliadora Fontes ("Condessa" Carmen Almodóvar / Maria do Socorro)
• Cristiana Oliveira - Tatiana Tarantino (Maria das Dores Santanna / Raio de Sol)
• Betty Lago - Abigail Rossine / Bibi (Calpúrnia/ Pupu / Sharon)
• Letícia Spiller - Barbarela Lourdes de Almeida (Babalu)
• Humberto Martins - Dr. Bruno Herrera Franco
• Marcello Novaes - Raimundo Schillatti (Raí)
• Marcos Paulo - Dr. Gustavo Rossini
• Tato Gabus Mendes - Alcebíades Augusto Fontes (Alce)
• Diogo Vilela - Fortunato
• Helena Ranaldi - Mércia Arruda Franco / Suzana Sales
• Tatyane Goulart - Ângela Sales Herrera Franco
• Tássia Camargo - Maria Bataglia
• Marcelo Serrado - Danilo de Almeida
• Márcia Real - Isadora Herrera Franco
• Daniel Dantas - Celso Herrera Franco
• Bianca Byington - Elizabeth Herrera Franco (Beth)
• Kadu Moliterno - Samuel Spadafora / Samuca Espada
• Françoise Forton - Clarisse
• Lizandra Souto - Elisa Maria
• Nina de Pádua - Dra. Fabíola
• Bete Mendes - Dona Fátima
• Jorge Dória - Seu Santinho
• Marcelo Faria - Ralado (Gustavo Rossini Júnior)
• Paulo César Grande - Thiago
• Rômulo Arantes - Pedrão
• Drica Moraes - Denise
• Leonardo Vieira - Vinícius Loducca
• Luana Piovani - Duda (Maria Eduarda Ferreira da Rocha)
• Paulo Guarnieri - Átila Fontes
• Estelita Bell - Eugenia
• Renata Fronzi - Vânia
• Oswaldo Loureiro - Olegário
• Geórgia Gomide - Laura
• Mário Lago - Henrique Pessoa
• Suely Franco - Calpúrnia Fontes
• Neuza Borges - Teresa
• Inês Galvão - Marta Rocha
• Henri Pagnoncelli - delegado Soares
• Íris Bustamante - Silvia
• Bete Mendes - Fatima
• Hugo Gross - Leandro
• Jorge Pontual - Gui
• Fabiana Ramos - Paula
• Karla Muga - Daniela
• Eduardo Caldas - Dinho
• Luciana Coutinho - Norma Shirley
• Alexandre Salcedo - Alexandre
• Alberto Baruque - Tufik
• Ana Maria Folly - Elzinha
• Luíza Curvo - Renata
• Ingrid Fridmann - Ju
• Christine Fernandes - Ralado's girlfriend
• Fernanda Nobre - Lolô
• Nestor de Montemar - Carlos Magno

Prizes[]

Prize With you! (1995)

• best actor - Humberto Martins
• best newactress - Letícia Spiller

Trophy the Press (1994)

• newcomer - Betty Lago

External links[]

• The novel in Portugal
• Impudent Abígail