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The beautiful Flor marries Vadinho -- and soon finds out he's spending all their money on gambles and has mistresses all over the city. Vadinho suddenly dies while partying during Carnival, and Flor, left helpless and full of debts, ends up marrying Teodoro, who's the exact opposite of her late husband.
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The beautiful Flor marries Vadinho -- and soon finds out he's spending all their money on gambles and has mistresses all over the city. Vadinho suddenly dies while partying during Carnival, and Flor, left helpless and full of debts, ends up marrying Teodoro, who's the exact opposite of her late husband.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Marcílio Moraes, Ferreira Gullar, Dias Gomes
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Runtime:142 minutes
Studio:Estúdios Globo, República Pureza Filmes
Cast
Rogério Gomes, Carlos Araújo, Mauro Mendonça Filho, Guel Arraes
Director
Giulia Gam
Flor (Florípedes)
Edson Celulari
Vadinho (Valdomiro)
Marco Nanini
Teodoro
Otávio Augusto
Calabrês
Lúcio Mauro
Neca do Abaeté
Chico Diaz
Mirandão
Walderez de Barros
Rosilda
Bruno Garcia
Heitor
Thalma de Freitas
Marilda
Suely Franco
Norma
João Acaiabe
Sampaio
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