Apocalipse

The story begins in the late 1980s, and in the first phase of the novel, the relationship between four young people who, for one reason or another, chose New York as a university destination is emphasized. Alan (American), Susana (Brazilian), Adriano (Italian) and Débora (Israeli) become inseparable, exploring fascinating Manhattan intensely. Alan and Susana live a delicate relationship that evolves into a beautiful love story; Adriano and Debora are more intense and passionate and, surrounded by a mysterious and somber force, marry in a troubled way and live an unhappy relationship. Other everyday and parallel characters appear in this first phase and will be introduced during the course of the novel.

The second phase begins in 2001, with the return of the failing and doubtful couple, Adriano and Débora and son Ricardo to the Big Apple, where they resume contact with the old couple of friends Alan, Susana and their son, Benjamin. Débora, however, is envious of Susana, since her relationship with Adriano is faceless. Several apocalyptic prophecies promise to take place in various cities around the world, in Rio de Janeiro, Rome, Jerusalem, and New York, where the fateful September 11 is part of the narrative.

The third phase brings the story to the present day and shows how the characters are impacted by the biblical promises. There will be moments of faith, hope, pain, sadness and anguish, where the audience will see the best and the worst of the human being. Ricardo will be the antagonist, the antichrist who will fight to dominate the world; he will empower himself with scientific discoveries of Benjamin, who has become a great scientist and has married Zoe, and will use it to commit atrocities. People of the past who have committed terrible acts may surprise the public by accepting Christ, while "lukewarm" Christians may not resist and prefer to worship the devil to be spared from death.[2]

• Juliana Knust as Zoe Santero[3]
• Igor Rickli as Benjamin Gudman
• Sérgio Marone as Ricardo Montana 'The Antichrist'
• Paloma Bernardi as Isabela Gudman
• Fernando Pavão as César Sardes[4]
• Juliana Silveira as Raquel Santero Sardes
• Bia Seidl as Débora Koheg[5]
• Selma Egrei as Verônica Montana[6]
• Eduardo Lago as Adriano Montana
• Eduardo Galvão as Alan Gudman
• Mônica Torres as Susana Aisen Gudman
• Flávio Galvão as Stefano Nicolazzi[7]
• Thaís Melchior as Melina
• Sidney Sampaio as André Santero[8]
• Leona Cavalli as Ariela Feld Gudman
• Emílio Orciollo Netto as Uri Gudman
• Joana Fomm as Teresa Santero
• Luíza Tomé as Letícia Santero
• Marcos Winter as Oswaldo Santero
• Rafael Sardão as Tiago Santero
• Flávia Monteiro as Sabrina Santero
• Jandir Ferrari as Felipe Santero
• Lucinha Lins as Lía Aisen
• Lisandra Souto as Estela Aisen Peixoto
• Norival Rizo as Rúben Aisen
• Cláudio Gabriel as Saulo Gudman
• Castrinho as Oziel Gudman
• Beth Zalcman as Marta Gudman
• Jussara Freire as Tamar Koheg
• Henri Pagnocelli as Gideon Koheg
• Adriana Prado as Hanna Koheg
• Raphael Sander as Noah Koheg
• Samara Felippo as Natália Menezes[9]
• Daniela Escobar as Ângela Menezes
• Igor Cosso as Dudu Poeira
• Sandro Rocha as Henrique Peixoto
• Marcelo Valle as Dylan
• Jayme Periard as Nicanor
• Thaís Pacholek as Monique Filadélfia
• Carla Marins as Tiatira Abdul
• Nina de Pádua as Glória Solani
• Thaíssa Carvalho as Celeste Beyoncé
• Andrey Lopes as Chico Gouveia
• Roberto Birindelli as Guido Fontes
• Paulo Vilela as Wallace
• ZéCarlos Machado as Ezequiel[10]
• Adriana Londoño as Esmirna
• Renato Livera as Zé Bento
• Adriano Garib as Tião de Deus
• Bruno Daltro as Robinson
• Augusto Zacchi as Lúcio
• Junno Andrade as Arthur Pestana
• Aline Borges as Bárbara Queiroz
• Fredy Costa as Diogo
• Pérola Faria as Brenda
• Bruno Guedes as Bruno Aisen Peixoto
• Lais Pinho as Talita Aisen Peixoto
• Ronny Kriwat as Augusto Santero Sardes
• João Bourbonnais as Lorenzo Viscone
• Jonatas Faro as Vittorio
• Nathália Costa as Ester Gudman
• Isabela Koppel as Lorena Santero Sardes

Production for the telenovela began in July 2017.[11] Sergio Marone and Guilherme Winter were the first cast members confirmed. Winter later left to star in another Record TV production and was replaced by Igor Rickli.[12] Filming began in August 2017 and promotional videos began airing on November 10, 2017.[13] A press conference for the telenovela was held on November 16, 2017.[14] Between 150 and 170 episodes were confirmed.[15]

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