Two Wives (2014 TV series)

Two Wives
Title card
Genre	Melodrama Family drama Romance
Created by	ABS-CBN Studios Gina Marisza Tagasa
Based on	Two Wives by Lee Yoo-seon
Directed by	FM Reyes Raymund B. Ocampo Richard I. Arellano
Starring	Kaye Abad Jason Abalos Erich Gonzales
Opening theme	"Anong Nangyari Sa Ating Dalawa?" by Morissette
Composer	Joven Tan
Country of origin	Philippines
Original language	Filipino
No. of episodes	110
Production
Executive producers	Ruel S. Bayani Katrina Juban
Producer	Rizza Gonzales Ebriega
Editor	Bernie Diasanta
Running time	30-45 minutes
Production companies	RSB Production Unit(first subsidiary of Dreamscape Entertainment) Seoul Broadcasting System
Original release
Network	ABS-CBN
Release	October 13, 2014 (2014-10-13) – March 13, 2015 (2015-03-13)

Two Wives is a Philippine television drama series broadcast by ABS-CBN. The series is based on the 2009 South Korean drama series of the same title. Directed by FM Reyes, Raymund B. Ocampo and Richard I. Arellano, it stars Kaye Abad, Jason Abalos and Erich Gonzales. It aired on the network's Primetime Bida line up and worldwide on TFC from October 13, 2014 to March 13, 2015, replacing Sana Bukas Pa ang Kahapon and was replaced by Bridges of Love.^[1][2][3]

The series is streaming online on YouTube.^[4]

Yvonne, the typical homemaker who prioritizes her family over everything, is married to Victor. They have a son, and they are the epitome of a happy family, until Yvonne discovers that her husband is having an affair with another woman named Janine.

Victor’s failed business forced him to work in the flower farm of Janine, a single mother. He was later driven to accept her other unusual job offer – he is to pretend to be a father to her daughter. As days passed, Victor found himself getting attracted and falling in love with Janine.

When Yvonne finds out about Victor’s extramarital affair, Janine distances herself away from him. But Yvonne and Victor are unable to patch things up. Victor reckons that he is really in love with Janine.

Yvonne and Victor eventually get their annulment. Victor chooses to be with Janine, and he decides to start a new life by marrying her. Meanwhile, Yvonne also moves on and the promise of a second chance in love comes into the picture through Albert, a charming insurance executive.

Not long after, Victor gets into a car accident and loses all of his memories of Janine. He believes he is still married to Yvonne. This incident is a game changer as it brings Victor back to the past that he escaped from.

For her son’s welfare, Yvonne is forced to pretend to be the wife. Yvonne is forced to pretend to be the wife that Victor remembers, even if she now appears to be the mistress. This devastates Janine, as she is pregnant with Victor's baby.

This Filipino adaptation of an original Korean format promises to be full of compelling situations and emotional fireworks.

• Kaye Abad as Yvonne Aguiluz-Guevarra / Yvonne Aguiluz-Medrano
• Jason Abalos as Victor Guevarra
• Erich Gonzales as Janine Arguello-Guevarra / Janine Arguello-Celdran

• Patrick Garcia as Albert Medrano
• Rayver Cruz as Dale G. del Valle
• Daniel Matsunaga as Kenjie Celdran
• CX Navarro as Marcus A. Guevarra
• Faye Alhambra as Audrey A. del Valle
• Isay Alvarez-Seña as Carmen Aguiluz
• Robert Seña as Jaime Aguiluz
• Tanya Gomez as Sonia Guevarra
• Regine Angeles as Doris Guevarra-Alcancez
• Kitkat as Mimi Olasco
• Melai Cantiveros as Carla
• Jean Saburit as Daria Alcancez
• Alex Medina as Marlon Aguiluz
• Vandolph Quizon as Gary Alcancez
• Peter Serrano as Shakira
• Paul Jake Castillo as Louie
• Sharmaine Arnaiz as Natividad "Vida" Arguello-Soler
• Carla Martinez as Rosalinda "Sandy" Gopez-del Valle
• Natasha Cabrera as Tess

• Dina Bonnevie as Minerva Arguello
• Yam Concepcion as Michelle Olasco
• Diane Medina as Phoebe Sales
• John Medina as Albert's friend
• Jahren Estorque as Tisoy
• John Spainhour
• Franco Daza
• Jess Mendoza as Chito
• Marissa Sanchez

The series aired on ABS-CBN from October 13, 2014 to March 13, 2015.

It aired re-runs on Jeepney TV from September 19 to December 7, 2016 (replacing Apoy sa Dagat); from October 16 to December 29, 2017 (replacing the re-runs of Magkaribal); from June 3 to August 16, 2019 (replacing Gandang Gabi Vice); from September 12, 2020 to January 9, 2021 (replacing Halik); and from January 1 to September 10, 2023 (replacing the re-runs of Mula sa Puso 2011).

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