9.0Intrusive · 1986
Intrusive (1986) is a Drama / Soap series directed by Inés Rodena, starring Mariela Alcala, Víctor Cámara, Franklin Vírgüez.
DramaSoap
9.0Overview
The spoiled and insensitive Estrella de Rossi comes across a humble girl, Virginia, who is her spitting image; almost immediately she comes up with a game and, as a bit of mischief, she pays the girl to impersonate her. When she pulls this off successfully and no one notices the change, Estrella goes further and decides to take a year off to go out and live her life. She forces her double to accept this pact and the young village girl is left to assume the role of a rich and married woman, with a husband who is not really hers but who she ends up falling in love with. She will also face an alcoholic mother-in-law, stepchildren in need of attention and love, a company teetering on bankruptcy and above all, the eminent danger of being discovered.
Cast
Mariela Alcala, Víctor Cámara, Franklin Vírgüez, Rosita Quintana, Carmen Julia Álvarez
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What is "Intrusive" about?
The spoiled and insensitive Estrella de Rossi comes across a humble girl, Virginia, who is her spitting image; almost immediately she comes up with a game and, as a bit of mischief, she pays the girl to impersonate her. When she pulls this off successfully and no one notices the change, Estrella goes further and decides to take a year off to go out and live her life. She forces her double to accept this pact and the young village girl is left to assume the role of a rich and married woman, with a husband who is not really hers but who she ends up falling in love with. She will also face an alcoholic mother-in-law, stepchildren in need of attention and love, a company teetering on bankruptcy and above all, the eminent danger of being discovered.
When was "Intrusive" released?
Intrusive was released in 1986.
Who stars in "Intrusive"?
The cast includes Mariela Alcala, Víctor Cámara, Franklin Vírgüez, Rosita Quintana.
