Dracula, a Love Story (1980)
Count Dracula, taking on the new identity of Vladimir, leaves Transylvania and goes to Brazil in search of his son Rafael. This vampire romance was conceived to be a potential telenovela, but only ended up running as a TV miniseries with four installments because the network that financed it went under.
Directors: Sílvio Francisco, Atílio Riccó.
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Rubens de Falco as Conde Drácula / Vladimir |
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Carlos Alberto Riccelli as Rafael |
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Bruna Lombardi as Cecília |
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Isabel Ribeiro as Ana |
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Cleyde Yáconis as Dona Marta Moura Lacerda |
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Serafim Gonzalez as Tonico |
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Yara Lins as Olivia |
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Arlete Montenegro as Beatriz |
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Paulo Goulart as Jonathan |
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Sandra Barsotti as Mina |
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Paulo Castelli as Fernando |
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Cláudia Alencar as Alcina |
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Marcos Plonka as Norato |
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Bárbara Fazio as Vera |
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Elias Gleizer as Padre Albino |
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Flávio Galvão as Macedo |
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Ana Maria Dias as Suzana |
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Abrahão Farc as Dr. Chico de Souza |
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Vic Militello as Yolanda |
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Amilton Monteiro as Rômulo |
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Emílio Di Biasi as Bóris |
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Miriam Mehler as Nena |
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Lia de Aguiar as Catarina |
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Edson Celulari as Luiz |
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Eduardo Silva as Tião |
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Carlos Meceni as Dado |
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Mateus Carrieri as Dudu |
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Débora Seabra as Betinha |
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Maria Helena Steiner as Dita |
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Osly Delano as Osmar |
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Oswaldo Barreto as Gregório |
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Stella Maia as Lita |
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Armando Azzari as Durval |
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Rosangela Beato Moura as Adriana |
| Directing | Sílvio Francisco | Director |
| Directing | Atílio Riccó | Director |
| Crew | Rubens Ewald Filho | Creator |
| Production | Walter Avancini | Supervising Producer |
