Snakes & Lizards
Overview
Is it possible that in a world ruled by appearance, there is room for loyalty, ethics, true love, honesty and solidarity? Is it possible, today, when unrelenting consumption is a way of life, to find someone who equates more value to being rather than having? Cobras & Lagartos is an urban tragic comedy, modern and humanist, that deals with two increasingly different worlds: one which values loyalty and solidarity and the other, where the seduction of superfluity and the power of money reign.
Cast
Mariana Ximenes
Maria Isabel Gonçalves Pasquim (Bel)
Lázaro Ramos
Daniel Miranda Café (Foguinho)
Daniel de Oliveira
Daniel Salgado Miranda (Duda)
Taís Araújo
Ellen dos Santos
Carolina Dieckmmann
Leona Pasquim Montini
Henri Castelli
Estevão Pacheco
Marília Pêra
Maria Luísa Pasquim Montini (Milu)
Francisco Cuoco
Omar Pasquim / Vicentino Pereira
Cleo
Letícia Pacheco
Carmo Dalla Vecchia
Luciano Botelho / Martim
Totia Meireles
Silvana Salgado Munhoz
Ângela Vieira
Celina Pacheco
Herson Capri
Otaviano Pacheco
Eliane Giardini
Eva Padilha / Esmeralda
Aílton Graça
Ramires Café
Elizângela
Shirley Miranda Café
Iran Malfitano
Teotônio Miranda (Téo)
Maria Maya
Sandra Miranda Café (Sandrinha)
Mara Manzan
Marilene da Silva
Leonardo Miggiorin
Tomás Pasquim Montini
Otávio Augusto
Serafim Padilha
Nanda Costa
Madalena Padilha (Madá)
Kika Kalache
Francisca Padilha ("Kika")
Gustavo Falcão
Jonas Padilha
Bruna Marquezine
Maria de Lurdes Padilha (Lurdinha)
Luíza Mariani
Júlia Pacheco
Luís Melo
Orã Munhoz (Conchita)
Kayky Brito
Nicolas Salgado Munhoz
Rafael Ciani
Geraldo Salgado Munhoz (Geléia)
Cássia Kis
Teresa Pacheco / Henriqueta
Matheus Costa
Fernando Alvim (Sushi)
Walter Breda
Tufik (Tufi/Tufo)
Tania Khalill
Nicole Ortega (Nikki)
Odilon Wagner
Alberto Botelho
Fafy Siqueira
Valquíria
Milton Gonçalves
Jair dos Santos
Stepan Nercessian
Bandeira
Felipe Camargo
Sidney / Antônio Carlos Barata
Miguel Nader
Cardoso
Ken Kaneko
Zao
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