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The Story of O, the Series

19921 seasonÉric Rochat

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"A story of desire and obsession."

O is a young, vivacious photographer who falls in love with Rene. While their relationship seems like a storybook romance at first, everything changes when he sends her to a place called Roissy, where women are subjected to intense physical and psychological S&M training to make them the perfect slaves.

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What is The Story of O, the Series (1992) about?

O is a young, vivacious photographer who falls in love with Rene. While their relationship seems like a storybook romance at first, everything changes when he sends her to a place called Roissy, where women are subjected to intense physical and psychological S&M training to make them the perfect slaves.

Who stars in The Story of O, the Series?

The Story of O, the Series stars Claudia Cepeda (O), Paulo Reis (Sir Stephen), Nelson Freitas (Rene), Gabriela Alves (Jacqueline), Jaqueline Sperandio (Anne Marie). The series was created by Éric Rochat.

How many seasons does The Story of O, the Series have?

The Story of O, the Series has 1 seasons. There are 10 episodes in total.

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