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Will Netflix and Globo team up to produce a soap opera?

Is this collaboration really going to happen or is it just rumors and fan desire?

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Recently, news has been making noise on the internet, it would be a union of Globo and Netflix in the super production of a soap opera. But not everything we see on the internet is true, so today I will give you all the details about this possible union.

We all know that in Brazil, the biggest TV channel, there are those who don't like the station, but its great productions are undeniable. In the Streaming sector of films and series, Netflix is the giant in the country but we already have great competitors emerging.

Rede Globo is currently having a big drop in its billing, this is due to the Pandemic and other factors. Perhaps this is one of the reasons for a possible union between Globo and Netflix in the Super Produção de uma Novela.

How would this soap opera made by Globo and Netflix be?

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Image: Reproduction/Logos of Netflix and Rede Globo

As I said earlier, it would be a super production of a great soap opera, and for that, Globo and Netflix will invest heavily. Each episode would cost around R$ 4.8 million to produce and the soap opera would have around 60 chapters in total. To give you an idea, this value is six times greater than what Globo invested for the production of a common episode.

So far none of the two companies has confirmed this union, but whoever gave this information was a reliable source, the on the small screen. Also according to Na Telinha, the union of Globo with Netflix for the production of this Super Soap opera would have a high investment. It would be 50 million dollars, which would give something around 288 million reais at the current price, it seems they are not kidding.

It is worth remembering that Netflix already has some Brazilian productions in its catalog, such as the recent success called “Invisible City”.

Would this soap opera be on Open TV?

As far as we know, Globoplay would have the rights to this soap opera here in Brazil, and Netflix in other countries of the world. Globoplay is a streaming application by Globo where for you to watch a soap opera or movie from the broadcaster whenever you want, it requires an investment.

With this, most likely, on open TV, only the trailer for this soap opera will be shown and to watch it, one would have to subscribe to Globoplay. Or else Rede Globo will only broadcast the first episode on open TV, as it has already done with some great series in its catalogue.

Netflix would have the international right to the profits made by this production, is there a big international success coming? Only time will tell. We don't know yet, but given the size of the investment, something very good must be coming, or at least we hope it is.

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My name is Ruan Henrique and I am a writer for News Geek among other sites belonging to Grupo SED. I also have a certain skill in organic growth of profiles on instagram.

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