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Widow and Rich No Longer a Bitch
Ana Catarina returns from Brazil with her father and her nanny to marry a man she doesn't know and doesn't like. A terrible coincidence happens when, on the same day, the young woman becomes a widow and an orphan, a fact that leaves her heir to an incalculable fortune and coveted by all the aristocrats in the region.
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Ana Catarina returns from Brazil with her father and her nanny to marry a man she doesn't know and doesn't like. A terrible coincidence happens when, on the same day, the young woman becomes a widow and an orphan, a fact that leaves her heir to an incalculable fortune and coveted by all the aristocrats in the region.
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Genre:Comedy, Crime
Written By:Mário de Carvalho, João Constâncio, José Fonseca e Costa, José Fanha, Augusto Sobral
In Theaters:
Box Office:$56,360
Runtime:135 minutes
Studio:Clap Filmes, Produções OFF, Instituto Português da Arte Cinematográfica e Audiovisual
Cast
José Fonseca e Costa
Director
Bianca Byington
D. Ana Catarina de Silgueiros
Cucha Carvalheiro
Mariana
José Raposo
Abbott
Rogério Samora
Captain Eugénio Malaparte
Ricardo Pereira
Adriano
Diogo Dória
Count Gastão de Fallorca
Anton Skrzypiciel
Williamson
Helena Vieira
opera singer
João Maria Pinto
Dr. Melo
Luís Mascarenhas
Dr. Santana
Filomena Cautela
Miquelina
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