Away from the serials since he starred Mirror of Life (2018), João Vicente de Castro may return to Globo soap operas in the remake of Anything goes. The actor is tipped to play Renato Filipelli, a role played by Adriano Reys (1933-2011) in the original plot.

The information is from the Play column, from the newspaper O Globo. The presenter of Monday Chatfrom GNT, has also acted in the soap opera Rock Story (2016) and in the series A Mulher do Mayor (2013), Lili, a Ex (2014-2016), O Grande Gonzalez (2015) and Carcereiros (2017-2021).

In the classic 1988 soap opera, Renato was the director of Tomorrow magazine and Marco Aurélio’s cousin (Reginaldo Faria). The journalist was the complete opposite of the villain, demonstrating a sense of justice and honesty.

The character also maintained a friendship with the protagonist Raquel (Regina Duarte). Throughout the story, he began a romance with Leila (Cassia Kis) –but he suffered when he was replaced by his cousin. In the adaptation led by author Manuela Dias, Marco Aurélio will be played by Alexandre Nero.

Os first cast names were revealed officially at Upfront, the broadcaster’s event aimed at the advertising market. Taís Araujo will be Raquel Accioli, and Bella Campos Mary of Fátima will live. The villain Odete Roitman will be in the hands of Debora Bloch.

Still confirmed Cauã Reymondlike Caesar; Renato Góeslike Ivan; Humberto Carrãolike Afonso; Julio Andradelike Rubinho; Belize Pomballike Consuelo; Karine Teleslike Aldeíde; Malu Gallilike Celina; and Luis Salem, as the butler Eugênio.

They are also in the cast Paola Oliveiralike Heleninha; Alice Wegmanlike Solange Duprat; Luis Melolike Bartholomew; Matheus Nachtergaelelike Audálio/Poliana; Edvana Carvalholike Eunice; Pedro Waddington, as James; and Ramillelike Fernanda.

Vale Tudo should replace Mania de Você in the track nine o’clock on March 31, 2025. How advanced the TV News in Februarythe adaptation must have 173 chapters — while the original had 204. The novel written by Gilberto BragaLeonor Bassères (1926-2004) and Aguinaldo Silva It is still considered by critics to this day as one of the best in the history of Brazilian television drama.