CentoVetrine ("Hundred Windows") is an Italian soap opera which was broadcast on Canale 5 from 8 January 2001 to 8 August 2016. First-run episodes were briefly broadcast on Rete 4 from 15 December 2014 to 10 March 2015.
Premise The series is set in and around the shopping center CentoVetrine, located at the foot of the Alps, just outside Turin. It is owned by Ettore Ferri (Roberto Alpi), with Ivan Bettini () as CEO and Ettore's daughter, Anita Ferri (), as vice president and editor of Cento magazine. Other long running cast members include as Laura Beccaria, as Valerio Bettini, as Francesca Bettini and Camillo Milli as Ugo Monti. CentoVetrine follows the lives, loves and conflicts of these and other characters related to the shopping center.
Series overview
Cast + Actor Character Season123456789101112131415 Laura Beccaria colspan="15" Valerio Bettini colspan="15" Ivan Bettini colspan="14" Francesca Bettini colspan="7" colspan="3" colspan="3" Camillo Milli Ugo Monti colspan="7" colspan="3" colspan="4" Rosa Bianco colspan="6" colspan="4" colspan="3" Paolo Monti colspan="6" colspan="4" colspan="4" Gabriele Andreasi colspan="6" colspan="9" Anita Ferri colspan="5" colspan="5" colspan="4" Diana Cancellieri Ferri colspan="11" colspan="2" Roberto Alpi Ettore Ferri colspan="4" colspan="4" colspan="7" Benedetta Monti colspan="4" colspan="3" colspan="3" colspan="4" Elena Novelli Ferri colspan="3" colspan="12" Roberto Farnesi Giuliano Corsini colspan="3" colspan="12" Fatima Hazim colspan="2" colspan="12" Beatrice Le Goff colspan="3" colspan="9" Marina Kröeger colspan="2" colspan="3" colspan="7" Flavio Montrucchio Alessandro Torre colspan="2" colspan="5" colspan="8" Vanessa Gravina Claudia Corelli colspan="2" colspan="2" colspan="11" Luca Ward Massimo Forti colspan="2" colspan="2" colspan="11" Marco Della Rocca colspan="3" colspan="6" colspan="5" Lorenzo Marasco colspan="5" colspan="2" colspan="8" Anna SafroncikAnna Baldi/Angelica Levi colspan="3" colspan="5" colspan="7" Chiara Baldi/Priscilla Levi colspan="3" colspan="5" colspan="7" Stefano Della Rocca colspan="4" colspan="5" colspan="5" Luca Biagini Edoardo Della Rocca colspan="4" colspan="5" colspan="3" colspan="2" Asia Ricci colspan="4" colspan="3" colspan="8" Elena Barolo Vittoria Della Rocca colspan="4" colspan="2" colspan="8" Michele Raggi colspan="5" colspan="3" colspan="7" Francesca Rettondini Gloria Santini colspan="5" colspan="3" colspan="7" Carol Grimani colspan="6" colspan="9" Lavinia Grimani colspan="6" colspan="3" colspan="2" colspan="4" Walter Caridi colspan="6" colspan="2" colspan="7" Glenda Cima Silvia Saint Clair colspan="6" colspan="2" colspan="7" Matteo De Gregorio colspan="6" colspan="2" colspan="6" Alessia Righi colspan="7" colspan="3" colspan="2" colspan="3" Adriano Riva colspan="7" colspan="5" colspan="3" Bianca De Gregorio colspan="7" colspan="2" colspan="6" Daniele Ferrari colspan="7" colspan="2" colspan="6" Serena Bassani colspan="8" colspan="5" colspan="2" Niccolò Castelli colspan="8" colspan="3" colspan="3" Caterina Vertova Rossana Grimani colspan="8" colspan="3" colspan="4" Corrado Braschi colspan="8" colspan="2" colspan="5" Damiano Bauer colspan="9" colspan="6" Alex Belli Jacopo Castelli colspan="9" colspan="6" Cecilia Castelli colspan="9" colspan="6" Paola Ventura colspan="9" colspan="2" colspan="4" Alessandro Etrusco Riccardo Braschi colspan="9" colspan="5" Viola Castelli colspan="10" colspan="5" Sebastian Castelli colspan="10" colspan="5" Matilda Herrera-Diaz colspan="11" colspan="4" Leo Brera/Fernando Torrealta colspan="13" colspan="2"
Production The series was produced by Mediavivere and taped at Telecittà Studios in San Giusto Canavese, Turin.
Broadcast CentoVentrine debuted as an afternoon series on Canale 5 on 8 January 2001. The average audience over the show's first 10 years was 4 million viewers, with a 28% share and peaks of 36%.
The series was moved to Rete 4 on 15 December 2014, airing Monday through Friday in prime time at 8:05 PM. This put the series in direct competition with the popular Rai 3 drama Un posto al sole, which was Italy's most-watched soap opera at the time.
The last episode was broadcast on Rete 4 on 10 March 2015, though a number of unaired episodes remained. The remaining 72 episodes were later broadcast in Italy on Canale 5 in a morning time slot from 7 June to 8 August 2016.
Starting 15 June 2023, all episodes of the series have been made available for streaming on the Italian streaming platform Mediaset Infinity.
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