Cast
- Flávia Alessandra - Lívia / Princess Cecília
- Tarcísio Meira - Bóris Vladescu / Igor Pivomar
- Cláudia Raia - Mina d'Montmartre
- Marco Ricca - Augusto
- Julia Lemmertz - Marta Morta
- Alexandre Borges - Rodrigo
- Deborah Secco - Lara
- Kayky Brito - Zeca
- Glória Menezes - Zoroastra
- Luís Gustavo - Galileu Van Burger
- Gabriel Braga Nunes - Victor Victório
- Eduardo Galvão - Armando Bananeiras
- Betty Gofman - Amélie Jolie
- Tato Gabus Mendes - Bartô (Bartolomeu Van Burger)
- Ney Latorraca - Nosferatu
- Celso Frateschi - Ezequiel
- Cecília Dassi - Beatriz (Liz)
- Juliana Lohmann - Pandora de Montmatre
- Ana Rosa - Telma / Yolanda
- Cláudia Mauro - Matilde
- Rosane Gofman - Dra. Petra Van Pretta
- Mario Frias - Roger
- Bianca Castanho - Ciça
- Maytê Piragibe - Lucinha
- Celso Bernini - André Barata (Baratão)
- Sérgio Menezes - Carlos
- Zezé Motta - Nair
- Mário Schoemberger - Prof. Antunes
- Tony Tornado - Godzilla (Pedrão)
- Maria Clara Mattos - Isaura
- Guilherme Piva - Monster in the mirror / Rodolfo Roberto
- Eloísa Mafalda - Dona Carmem
- Renata Nascimento - Tetê
- Thiago Farias - Renato
- Mauricio Sopif - Pedro
- Guilherme Vieira - Juninho
- Bernardo Castro Alves - Guilherme
- Maria Gladys - Gracinha
- Íris Bruzzi - Mirtes
- Lívia Rossi - Socorro
- Gésio Amadeu - Gentil
- Júlio Braga - Guarujá
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