Imperio de cristal

Imperio de cristal (English title: Crystal Empire) is a Mexican telenovela produced by Carlos Sotomayor for Televisa in 1994.[1] [2]

Imperio de cristal
GenreTelenovela
Created by
  • Jaime García Estrada
  • Orlando Merino
Story by
Directed byClaudio Reyes Rubio
Starring
Music byBebu Silvetti
Country of originMexico
Original languageSpanish
No. of episodes120
Production
Executive producerCarlos Sotomayor
ProducerRafael Urióstegui
Production locationsMexico City, Mexico
CinematographyCarlos Guerra
Production companyTelevisa
Release
Original networkCanal de las Estrellas
Original releaseAugust 29, 1994 (1994-08-29) 
February 17, 1995 (1995-02-17)
Chronology
Preceded byMarimar
Followed bySi Dios me quita la vida
RelatedQuiero amarte

Starring Rebecca Jones, Ari Telch, María Rubio, Alejandro Camacho, Kate del Castillo and Ignacio López Tarso.

Plot

Sofía Vidal (Rebecca Jones), her husband Uriel (Constantino Costas) and their little daughter, Katia (Zoraida Gómez), attend a great party offered at the elegant mansion of the Lombardo family, powerful crystal entrepreneurs. After this, their life will never be the same.

Don César (Ignacio López Tarso), the patriarch of the Lombardos, discovers in Sofía the daughter of his impossible love, Elena, who died tragically in an accident, when Sofía was still a child. César, without Sofía knowing it, decides to protect her because of Elena's memory, which he cherishes still.

César is married in second nuptials to Livia Arizmendi (María Rubio), a former actress who dreams of recovering her career. Sofía's appearance seriously worries Livia, who considers her an intruder who could displace her, just as Elena would have done in the past. Livia, who hides a terrible secret involving Sofía, plots against her, trying to keep her out of her family.

Augusto (Alejandro Camacho), César and Livia's oldest son, is cruel and ambitious. His ultimate goal is to take hold of his father's empire by getting rid of Octavio (Alejandro Tommasi), César's son from his first marriage. Livia supports Augusto, since she hopes that once he has got the power, she will once again be able to become the great star she once was.

Julio (Ari Telch), the third son, returns after several years of studying abroad in order to marry his all-life girlfriend, Elisa (Ivette Proal). Julio is not keen on the family businesses, being this a reason for constant arguments with his father.

César and Livia's younger children are twins: Claudio (Germán Gutiérrez) and Narda (Kate del Castillo). Claudio suffers from infantile psychosis, for which he has been confined in a specialized institution during a long time, suffering from his family's rejection. Narda is a capricious and stubborn young woman, although she has also been a victim of her parents' lack of love.

Augusto becomes obsessed with Sofía and is determined to have her at any price, knowing besides that this is the way for his father to name him as his successor in the enterprises. Augusto does everything to end Sofía's marriage, until finally Uriel decides to abandon her and little Katia. Sofia and Julio meet and great passion arises between them, to the extent that Julio is determined to face anything, even to put an end to his relationship with Elisa.

The rivalry between Augusto and Julio for Sofia's love lets forth a whirlwind of intrigue, corruption and violent struggle for power. Fragile, but dangerous as well, this crystal empire can be broken into a thousand pieces in the hands of the one who will try to possess it.

Cast

ActorCharacter
Rebecca JonesSofía Vidal Terán de González / de Lombardo / Elena Terán de Vidal
Ari TelchJulio Lombardo Arizmendi
María RubioLivia Arizmendi Moncada de Lombardo
Alejandro CamachoAugusto Lombardo Arizmendi
Kate del CastilloNarda Lombado Arizmendi
Germán GutiérrezClaudio Lombardo Arizmendi
Cecilia GabrielaEsther Pedret de Lombardo
Alejandro TommasiOctavio Lombardo Montiel
Emilia CarranzaAndrea Lombardo Santander
Ignacio López TarsoCésar Lombardo Santander
Alicia MontoyaAntonia Moncada Vda. de Arizmendi
Aarón HernánBernal Estrada
Ivette ProalElisa Estrada Ferreiras
Óscar BonfiglioGermán Samaniego
Dacia GonzálezRenata Ocampo
Constantino CostasUriel González
Malena DoriaTrinidad
Fidel GarrigaRogelio Herrera
Zoraida GómezKatia González Vidal
Alan FernandoMarco Aurelio Lombardo Pedret
Lucero LanderDiana Almeida
Fabiola CampomanesJuanita
Alejandro RuizMarcelo Ocampo
Antonio De CarloBruno Previdi
Adriana BarrazaFlora
Aida NaredoLourdes "Lulú" Morán
Lola BeldaJazmín
Germán BlandoMatías
Héctor SáezFather Ángel
Araceli AguilarMaru
Cuca DublánAmparo "Amparito" Romero
Roxana SaucedoAna Luisa Sánchez Coria
Roberto D’ AmicoVirgilio Robles
Amara VillafuerteMayra Salgado
Marina MarínHerminia de Terán
Julio MonterdeZacarías Terán
Graciela BernardosNora de López Monroy
Nora VeryánChole
Jeanette CandianiMary
Luis CárdenasDr. Armando Méndez
Raúl ValerioCarmelo
Enrique HidalgoDr. Aragón
Juan Ignacio ArandaFlavio Fernández
Claudio BrookPhillipe Deevon
Estela BaronaRosi
Arturo PauletGómez
Eduardo CáceresJorge Guerrero
Ernesto BretónBenito Morales
Bruno ReyArturo Almanza
Carlos Amador PadillaManuel "Manolo" López Monroy
Mayra RojasEva
Luis CouturierArmando
Karla TalaveraRaquel "Raqui"
Moisés SuárezLawyer Covarrubias
Elia DomenzainChela
Illean AlmaguerSofía Vidal (child)

Awards and nominations

YearAwardCategoryNomineeResult
1995TVyNovelas AwardsBest TelenovelaCarlos SotomayorWon
Best ActressRebecca Jones
Best ActorAri TelchNominated
Best Antagonist ActressMaría RubioWon
Best Antagonist ActorAlejandro Camacho
Best Leading ActorIgnacio López Tarso
Best Supporting ActressCecilia GabrielaNominated
Best Supporting ActorAlejandro Tommasi
Best Young Lead ActressKate del CastilloWon
Best Young Lead ActorGermán Gutiérrez
Best Child PerformanceAlan FernandoNominated
Zoraida Gómez
El Heraldo de México AwardsBest TelenovelaCarlos Sotomayor
Best ActressRebecca JonesWon
Eres AwardsBest Young Lead ActressKate del Castillo
Best Young Lead ActorAri Telch

References

  1. "Imperio de cristal" (in Spanish). alma-latina.net. Archived from the original on August 5, 2011. Retrieved March 9, 2016.
  2. "Imperio de cristal Página de Univisión" (in Spanish). univision.com. Retrieved March 9, 2016.
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