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Mandrake

TV-MA2005–20083 seasonsJosé Henrique Fonseca
IMDb 7.9

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Meet Paulo Mandrake, a charismatic defense attorney who finds himself sidetracked by his vices--especially beautiful Brazilian women--while serving as a liaison between his high-end clients and the Rio de Janeiro subculture. Marcos Palmeira stars in this HBO Latino drama series.

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What is Mandrake (2005) about?

Meet Paulo Mandrake, a charismatic defense attorney who finds himself sidetracked by his vices--especially beautiful Brazilian women--while serving as a liaison between his high-end clients and the Rio de Janeiro subculture. Marcos Palmeira stars in this HBO Latino drama series.

Who stars in Mandrake?

Mandrake stars Marcos Palmeira (Mandrake), Luis Carlos Miele (Leon Wexler), Virginia Cavendish (Verônica), Marcelo Serrado (Raul), Andreza Anizio (Loira deslumbrante). The series was created by Rubem Fonseca.

How many seasons does Mandrake have?

Mandrake has 3 seasons. There are 27 episodes in total.

Is Mandrake worth watching?

Mandrake holds an IMDb rating of 7.9/10. Fans of Drama, Comedy are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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