One of the most striking scenes of “Everything goes” Finally, it will gain space in the plot remake and, on Monday, the public will be able to follow the moment when Raquel (Taís Araújo) will tear the daughter’s wedding dressMaria de Fátima (Bella Campos).
And during Fantástico, which was shown on Sunday (6), the station revealed the, which showed details such as the preparation of the cast, and even fake sweets that were made by the TV Globo factory itself for the occasion.
When presenting the dress that will be torn on the scene, costume designer Marie Salles revealed that The piece was thought and made to be tornwith fragile seam and tulle to make it easier to decost. In addition, they were made Two equal dresses for the scenewhich can be sewn again, according to the dynamics of the scene.
Also, so that nothing expected, the coordinator of action scenes, Roberta Felipe, followed the recording closely so that none of the actresses would get hurt during the scene itself.
Already the long -awaited marriage of and Afonso (Humberto Carrão) took about four days to be recorded, and had sweets and food made in the station’s own factory. They were 10,000 flowers to decorate the leaseplus 100 extras for all recording nights.
Another curiosity is that the dress worn by the villain was created by a Brazilian stylist, and It has been used previously by a bride of the Brazilian high society.
When will Rachel tear Maria de Fátima’s wedding dress?
According to information from the station, next Tuesday (8), Raquel Acioli should assault Maria de Fátima and tear her daughter’s wedding dress.
The attitude will be taken after the protagonist finds that the ambitious villain was responsible for stealing the bag of dollars and returning the money to Marco Aurélio (Alexandre Nero), letting Ivan (Renato Góes) be left with the blame of the thief.
In the expected scene shortly before Fatima officialized the union with Afonso Roitman (Humberto Carrão), Raquel will invade the store where her daughter tries the costume and will tell Odete (Debora Bloch) who was without “ceiling” after the heiress sells the house that her grandfather left as an inheritance.
The powerful businesswoman, however, will not be surprised by history, stating that Fatima acted correctly, as her desire was to change her life.
