Overview
The telenovela tells the story of Francisca Moura Imperial, a wealthy businesswoman, and her two sons: Jordão and Tiago, who show little interest in the family business. Jordão is the product of a whirlwind romance in Francisca's youth, while Tiago was born from her marriage to Roberto, a seductive man who moves in high society but is penniless. Francisca is preoccupied with her sons but cannot interfere in their lives as much as she would like. Eccentric and full of outlandish ideas, she decides to undergo plastic surgery, which makes her look 20 years younger, believing that this will bring her closer to Jordão and Tiago. Francisca's greatest concern is that at least one of her sons will marry and give her a grandchild, thus ensuring the continuation of the family name.
Cast
Natália do Vale
Marília Braga
José Wilker
Thiago Moura Imperial Leme
Reginaldo Faria
Jordão Moura Imperial Cintra
Eva Wilma
Francisca Moura Imperial (FMI)
Renata Sorrah
Sofia
Lady Francisco
Liana
Cláudio Cavalcanti
Douglas Alencastro
Paulo Betti
Dirceu Valente
Lídia Brondi
Luciana
Aracy Balabanian
Ana Braga de Souza
Jece Valadão
Marcos de Souza
Otávio Augusto
Danilo
Tetê Medina
Danusa (Dusa)
Paulo Goulart
Roberto Leme
Kate Hansen
Fernanda
Henrique Martins
Marcos Jacinto Cintra
José de Abreu
Renato
Dedina Bernardelli
Estela
Júlio Braga
Rick
Monique Curi
Lívia
Flávio Guarnieri
Augusto (Guto)
Nicole Puzzi
Leonor
Mônica Torres
Cláudia Cowboy (Cláudia Assis Catalão)
Marcos Alvisi
Beto
Cláudio Corrêa e Castro
Régis Alencastro
Zezé Motta
Dorinha / Dorothy Dandara (Doralice Lafaiette da Silva)
Sérgio Mamberti
Antônio
Jofre Soares
Joaquim
Yolanda Cardoso
Dalva
José Augusto Branco
Nestor
Suely Franco
Gina
Clementino Kelé
Zé Eduardo
Thelma Reston
Célia
Tânia Loureiro
Sônia
Christiane Torloni
Catarina
Carlos Kroeber
Dom Manuel
Norma Geraldy
Efigênia
Germano Vezzani
Aderbal
Milton Moraes
Saraiva
Ítalo Rossi
Gastão / Gilberto Braga
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