La madrastra (1981)
La madrastra (1981)

Plot.
Where to Watch.
Cast & Crew.

Jael Unger
Marcia Espínola

Walter Kliche
Esteban San Lucas

Sonia Viveros
Claudia Molina

Patricio Achurra
Leonelo Ibáñez

Marés González
Luisa San Lucas

Mireya Véliz
María

Nelly Meruane
Dora San Lucas

Arturo Moya Grau
Saturnino 'El Langosta' Diez / Creator / Writer

Sergio Urrutia
Miguel Ángel Molina

Ana María Palma
Ana Rosa del Río

Gonzalo Robles
Carlos Diez

Tennyson Ferrada
Father Belisario

Cristián Campos
Greco Molina

Lucy Salgado
Casta Molina

Ramón Farías
Héctor San Lucas

Claudia di Girólamo
Luna San Lucas

Gloria Münchmeyer
Estrella Morán

Jaime Vadell
Donato Fernández

Silvia Santelices
Felisa Alcázar

Mario Lorca
Boris Altamirano

Yoya Martínez
'La Muda' Viviana

Ricardo Larenas
Executive Producer

Jimmy O'Brien
Producer

Ricardo Miranda
Production Executive

Patricio Araya
Hairdresser

Óscar Rodríguez
Series Director / Director / Series Director

Juan Alcazar
Music Arranger / Orchestrator / Orchestrator / Music Arranger

Scottie Scott
Original Music Composer

France François
Makeup Artist

Carlos Cantos
Music Director

Julio Talento
Camera Operator

Ramón Núñez
Second Unit Director
Details.
Release DateApril 13, 1981
StatusEnded
Seasons1
Episodes106
Running Time1h
Genres
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This TV Show Is About.
Wiki.
La Madrastra (lit: The Stepmother) is a Chilean television soap opera created by Arturo Moya Grau, that aired on Canal 13 from April 21 to September 18, 1981, starring Jael Unger and Walter Kliche. The series, set in Los Angeles and Santiago between 1961 and 1981, depicts the memoirs of Marcia Espínola, a woman wrongfully accused of murder in America. Twenty years later, she is freed from prison, returning to Chile for revenge, and to see her children as their stepmother. La Madrastra having achieved both wide acclaim and commercial success with 80% television ratings, became a significant part of the 1980s Chilean popular culture.
Directed by Óscar Rodríguez and comprising a total of 75 episodes, the series has been consistently ranked by Latin American media as one of the greatest television screenplay in Spanish language of all time, and has been remade several times by other television networks. La Madrastra has been cited as a key influence on Chilean television productions inspiring screenwriters until now. International versions has been adapted and rebranded as Vivir un poco (1985), Para toda la vida (1996), Forever (1996), La Madrastra (2005), ¿Quién mató a Patricia Soler? (2014) and the most recent La madrastra (2022).
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