The soap opera “Brazil Avenue” will get a Turkish remake and its protagonists have been revealed. Titled as “Have a good day” the remake will be produced by Ay Yapim, which is also responsible for the titles “Forbidden Love” and “Fatmagul: The Strength of Love”.
In Brazil, the soap opera was broadcast by TV Globo in 2012 and was very successful, even receiving a nomination for an International Emmy.
According to the website Dizilah, which specializes in Turkish series, the production has already revealed which names are confirmed for the Turkish remake. According to the publication, the premiere is scheduled for September this year.
The plot tells the story of Rita (Débora Falabella), a girl who seeks revenge after being abandoned in a dump by her stepmother. As an adult, she assumes the identity of Nina and returns to seek revenge on Carminha (Adriana Esteves), but finds herself divided when she discovers that her great love is her son.
In the original version, names such as Adriana Esteves, Débora Falabella, Murílio Benício and Isis Valverde, Cauã Reymond were part of the cast.
See who are the actors who will be in the remake of “Avenida Brasil”:
Cemre Baysel as Nina/Rita
Turkish actress Cemre Baysel, 25, will play Nina/Rita, the protagonist of the series, who was played by Débora Falabella in Brazil. Abandoned by her stepmother as a child, she returns years later as Nina to take revenge on her.
Gonca Vuslateri as Carminha
The villain of the soap opera, played in Brazil by Adriana Esteves, will be played by Gonca Vuslateri, 37 years old. In addition to prioritizing her desires above all else, the character Carminha has become emblematic and continues to be successful with different memes on social media.
Alperen Duymaz as Jorginho
The Turkish version of the heartthrob Jorginho will be played by Alperen Duymaz. The charming, intelligent and humorous role was played by Cauã Reymond in Brazil. Like Rita, he was also abandoned in a landfill during his childhood.
Halil Ibrahim Ceyhan as Typhoon Jorge
The role of Murilo Benício as soccer star Jorge Tufão will be played by Turkish actor Halil İbrahim Ceyhan. He was married to Carminha for many years, until he discovered some truths, when he decided to embark on a journey to find his true love again.
Yiğit Kirazci as Max
Carminha’s lover and partner in crime will be Yiğit Kirazcı in the Turkish version. In Brazil, the role was played by Marcello Novaes.
Cengiz Bozkurt as Leleco
The actor who will play Tufão’s funny father has also been confirmed for the remake. Cengiz Bozkurt will be responsible for bringing the role of Marcos Caruso to life in Brazil.
Meltem Baytok as Muricy
Leleco’s wife, Muricy, will be played by Meltem Baytok. Ivana and Tufão’s mother, she became known for her huge heart and was played by Eliane Giardini in Brazil.
Zeyno Eracar as Lucinda
Lucinda, the mother of the children who went through the landfill, such as Rita and Jorginho, will be played by Zeyno Eracar in Turkey. In Brazil, Vera Holtz was responsible for the role.
Gamze Karaduman as Ivana
Ivana, Tufão’s outgoing sister, who was played by Leticia Isnard in Brazil, will be played by Gamze Karaduman in the Turkish remake.
Dilara Aksüyek as Mona Lisa
Monalisa, one of the romantic couples in Tufão, was played by Heloísa Périssé in Brazil and will be played by Dilara Aksüyek in Turkey.
Mustafa Avkiran as Nile
Married to Lucinda, Nilo exploited many children at the dump, but ends up facing the consequences of keeping a secret. In Turkey, the role of José de Abreu will be played by Mustafa Avkiran.
According to Dizilah, the children’s version of Rita has also been released. Actress Melisa Duru Ünal will be responsible for the role that in Brazil was played by Mel Maia.
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Source: CNN Brasil
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