My Husband's Lover

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My Husband's Lover
Romantic drama
Created bySuzette Doctolero
Written by
  • Marlon Miguel
  • Geng Delgado
  • Jason Lim
  • Jonathan Cruz
  • Michelle Amog
Directed byDominic Zapata
Creative directorJun Lana
Starring
Theme music composer
  • Cecile Azarcon
  • Tata Betita
Opening theme"One More Try" (instrumental)
Country of originPhilippines
Original languageTagalog
No. of episodes94
Production
Executive producerCarolyn B. Galve
Production locations
CinematographyRoman Theodossis
Camera setupMultiple-camera setup
Running time30-45 minutes
Production companyGMA Entertainment TV
Original release
NetworkGMA Network
ReleaseJune 10 (2013-06-10) –
October 18, 2013 (2013-10-18)

My Husband's Lover is a 2013 Philippine television drama romance series broadcast by GMA Network. The series is the first gay-themed drama series in Philippine television. Directed by Dominic Zapata, it stars Dennis Trillo in the title role, Tom Rodriguez and Carla Abellana. It premiered on June 10, 2013 on the network's Telebabad line up, replacing Love & Lies. The series concluded on October 18, 2013, with a total of 94 episodes.

The series is streaming online on YouTube.[1]

Premise

Vincent Soriano gets his girlfriend Lally pregnant while they were still in college. They marry and raise a family. While Vincent keeps a secret from his wife, he is gay. When Vincent's former male lover Eric returns to his life, they have an affair until Lally catches them.[2]

Cast and characters

Main article: List of My Husband's Lover characters
Cast
Dennis Trillo
Carla Abellana
Kuh Ledesma
Lead cast
Supporting cast
Recurring cast
Guest cast

Development

"I'm sure a lot of people are gonna say a thing or two about the show. All I really have to say is, this show is a love story. And love is a beautiful thing and it shines through no matter age, no matter race, no matter color, and no matter gender preference. Love is love and no matter what package it comes in, it's still beautiful."
— Series' director, Dominic Zapata on the series' theme[15]

Series' creator Suzette Doctolero began developing the series in early 2013. It all started with her desire to create a non-traditional, out of the box yet has social relevance, truthful, emotional and with "real" characters stories. The idea for the series was conceived when Doctolero began thinking about the question: "What would you do if you find out that you husband is cheating on you... with another man?" Although the idea is not-an-easy-story-to-tell because of its controversial theme which touches on the sensitive issue of homosexual and bisexual relationships, Doctolero explained that the series is "not all about the queerness of the characters but more of a love story and a family drama. When Doctolero presented the idea to the management of GMA Network, and immediately got a "yes" due to the concept being seen as interesting and the "relatability of the topic to the masses."[16]

Carolyn Galve served as the executive producer of the series throughout its run. Dominic Zapata was hired to direct the show. Zapata said "It's very refreshing for me to direct this material. The subject is really sensitive and I want to be accurate in portraying how gay people are and the dynamics of gay relationships so we did a lot of research. I don't want to make a mistake or make a misrepresentation."[17] Regarding the theme, Zapata stressed "I'm sure a lot of people are gonna say a thing or two about the show. All I really have to say is, this show is a love story. And love is a beautiful thing and it shines through no matter age, no matter race, no matter color, and no matter gender preference. Love is love and no matter what package it comes in, it's still beautiful."[15]

The series' program manager, Helen Rose Sese clarified that the series would not delve on the sensual aspects of relationships—straight or not. "The show's intention is not to promote gay and lesbian relationship, but more of a reflection that this is happening now. The creative team will also be under scrutiny to try and avoid noise on the part of religious groups. We also make sure we don't go beyond anything that will offend them, as well as the gay community." Sese also stressed that the network has informed the local censors' body on the potentially controversial series. The Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB) has shown understanding of their material while warning them to observe certain limitations in presenting delicate scenes for general viewership.[18] The series has been approved without cuts by the MTRCB, albeit with an SPG or Strong Parental Guidance rating.[19]

A kissing scene between Rodriguez and Trillo was supposed to be aired in the finale. It was not shown due to MTRCB's guidelines. The scene was released in the series' DVD.[20]

Casting

The series featured three main characters and nine prominent recurring characters throughout its run. Dennis Trillo and Carla Abellana were the first two actors to be cast for the lead roles. Abellana was cast as Lally Agatep-Soriano, a woman who struggles to be the perfect wife for the husband she loves who, in fact is a closeted gay. Although she described the series as "a risky project",[21] Abellana didn't have qualms accepting the role. She loves that the series encompasses a wider audience which include straight, gay, lesbian, married or single audience. Trillo, on the other hand had recently finishing Temptation of Wife, was chosen to play Eric del Mundo, a gay architect and the lover of Lally's husband, Vincent Soriano. Trillo was originally cast as Vincent Soriano but he decided to play Eric del Mundo instead.[22]

Tom Rodriguez was chosen to portray Vincent Soriano, a closeted gay, from many actors who auditioned for the role.[23] Rodriguez had to go through tests before being cast. He left ABS-CBN and signed with GMA Network to appear in the series. During his audition, Rodriguez acted one scene—a break-up scene—with Trillo. Zapata described Rodriguez as "the perfect Vincent" among the many actors who auditioned for the role, said that "[While] the others treated homosexuality as a disease, Tom interpreted it with so much understanding, and that's what we're looking for." Rodriguez described his role as very complex and demanding as the whole conflict of the show lies in his character. Rodriguez said, to prepare for the project, he watched gay-themed films like Brokeback Mountain and Love of Siam and talked to people with similar stories.[24] He also did research and found out that "homosexual love is not really different from a heterosexual one. Things are more difficult for them because of all the social biases that exist."[25]

Singer Kuh Ledesma was signed on to portray Elaine Soriano, after reading the week 1 script. The role Armando Soriano was originally offered to Phillip Salvador and he turned it down. The role went to Roi Vinzon. Bettina Carlos was signed on to play "the young cougar" Vicky Araneta. Carlos described her role as "seemingly simple but a challenge to make the cougar come out and give life to a young cougar."[8] Victor Basa originally auditioned for the role of Vincent Soriano, and later ended up portraying David, Vincent's gay friend and former lover.[21] Basa found his role "quite difficult" in the sense that he doesn't want his character to look "stereotype" or just like any other homosexual role seen in media.

Actress Jaclyn Jose made an appearance as Charito, who originated from the 2013 Philippine television drama series Mundo Mo'y Akin.[26]

Production

Principal photography commenced on May 21, 2013.[27] Many of the scenes were filmed on location in Quezon City. Filming concluded in October 2013.[28] The series was designed for a sixteen-week run.[29] It was later extended for additional three weeks, and concluded in October 2013.[30]

Music

The main theme song of My Husband's Lover is "One More Try" by Kuh Ledesma, who also portrays Elaine Soriano in the show. This song is also heard in the opening and ending credits of the show. The song was written by composer Cecile Azarcon.[31] It was released in 1984 and part of the album I Think I'm in Love from Blackgold Records.[32]

The secondary theme song, "Help Me Get Over" by

Jonalyn Viray and was written by Tata Betita.[33] It is taken out from Jonalyn Viray EP which was released on May 19, 2013. The EP was produced by Creative Media Entertainment and distributed by Universal Records.[34]

Other songs "Sabihin Mo Naman" and "Ayoko Na" were sung by Kris Lawrence and composed by himself and Noah Zuniga.[35] It was the first single of his third album Spread the Love.[36] While "Ayoko Na", by Jessa Zaragoza is composed by her husband, Dingdong Avanzado.[37] It is the third single from her album Pag Wala Na Ang Ulan.[38]

Reception

Ratings

According to AGB Nielsen Philippines' Mega Manila household television ratings, the pilot episode of My Husband's Lover earned a 22.8% rating.[39] While the final episode scored a 25.3% rating.[40]

Critical response

The series garnered a positive response from professional critics, noting network's move in producing an "out-of-the-box" television series.[41] The show was featured on June 17, 2013 issue of UK-based LGBT global news website Gay Star News. It noted that the first episode of My Husband's Lover for its "mature, nuanced and honest depiction of gay characters."[42][43]

In his review, Walden Sadiri M. Belen of Manila Bulletin responded well to the story, the ensemble's performances, and the director, said that "the story, unconventional and provocative as it is, was treated beautifully and convincingly. The subject matter — a married man and a father having an affair with another man — could be controversial considering the relatively conservative nature of Filipinos, but so far the series have been decent in presentation and treatment which is fast-paced too. And most noticeable was the remarkable portrayal of the main cast in their respective roles [...]. They are credible in their performances, and especially noted was Tom Rodriguez's portrayal of a closet gay who is, ironically, the son of an army general. But all the other members of the cast also delivered A-1 performances: Kuh Ledesma, Victor Basa, Glydel Mercado and Karel Marquez."[44] Radio and TV personality and Manila Bulletin columnist Mr. Fu said the show "was beautiful, moving, interesting and promising. It has very interesting characters played by credible actors [...]. Carla Abellana, for one, is able to make audiences feel her love for her mother and husband in the story. She has this very fresh television presence, that you would love to watch her every now and then. Dennis [Trillo] has already proven his acting talent and he does not fail on this show. A best example of a cute "gay who is not so gay", he knows when to use his eyes, his mouth, his whole body to portray the "gayness". Tom, on the other hand, can portray that "paminta" (closeted gay) character with confidence, and charm that makes him appealing on screen. Their on-cam chemistry also makes them effective in their roles. The way they trade lines is believable and their body language seems very natural. Their "revolving glass door" scene where they accidentally meet after years of not communicating was so romantic and intense."[45]

Journal's resident entertainment columnist Butch Roldan also reserved high praise for the show, said that "the series explains in a broad spectrum that love cannot be defined by sexual preference alone, that love has its own understanding of what is right and wrong and is ready to suffer even under very harsh circumstances."[46]Journal's entertainment columnist, Mario Bautista gave it a mixed review, said that "The series should have started in the thick of things, since the title and the trailers have already shown where the story is going. Dennis [Trillo] should have been there from the start and then they just go back to how the story all started."[47]

Television and film director Jose Javier Reyes congratulated the network "for taking a risk & giving a fresh take on the tired templates of the telenovelas for something new."[41][48]

"It feels like a lot of brainpower went into the preparation of the show. Some elements are borderline meticulous, like choosing to add a variety of gay characters to battle the gay stereotype head-on."
— Mark Angelo Ching, PEP[49]

LGBT advocate and the author of "Of God and Men: A Life in the Closet", Atty. Raymond Alikpala reviewed "GMA Network deserves congratulations for daring to go down this road less travelled. Eschewing the stereotypical storylines and cardboard cliché characters, the writers of My Husband's Lover are depicting homosexual persons as no different from heterosexuals, which is radical in these parts. Homosexual characters have long been television staples, but they have been limited to supporting roles and comic relief. The series' non-stereotypical depiction of gay men can accomplish what Ladlad failed to do, which is to bring LGBT awareness into the mainstream of Filipino consciousness. Positive media depictions of LGBT persons are crucial in encouraging greater acceptance and recognition of our fundamental equality."[50]

Allan Diones of

Abante Tonite said that "Dennis Trillo and Tom Rodriguez has good screen chemistry [and] they are both excellent actors and can feel the emotions of their characters."[51]

Philippine Entertainment Portal's Mark Angelo Ching praised Suzette Doctolero and Dominic Zapata for "how the show looks polished. It feels like a lot of brainpower went into the preparation of the show. Some elements are borderline meticulous, like choosing to add a variety of gay characters to battle the gay stereotype head-on." He even added that "unlike other shows that only depicts homosexual men as lustful beasts, or as sidekicks in crass, laughable situations, My Husband's Lover shows its gay characters in normal, everyday situations: going to the gym, working in an office, or relaxing at home. The characters have successful lives not as beauticians or stand-up comedians, but as architects and businessmen." Closing the review, he further added that the show "is progressive—a unique creation in today’s media landscape where gay men are mostly relegated as sidekicks who provide comic relief. Let’s hope that MHL continues to present homosexuals far from their cliché images on television."[49]

The show is under the scrutiny of the

MTRCB urged viewers to report any complaints about the show if they saw any unacceptable content against its SPG rating.[52] GMA Network responded that they would continue to comply with MTRCB policies.[53]

The show impacted the

Revised Penal Code which only imposes punishment for a spouse having a sexual intercourse to another person of the opposite sex, other than their husband/wife. With this bill, it will add same-sex adultery to provide equality in the society.[55][56]

Accolades

Accolades received by My Husband's Lover
Year Award Category Recipient Result Ref.
2013
White Party
Manila / Malate Business Association 		Plaque of Appreciation My Husband's Lover Won [57]
27th PMPC Star Awards for Television Best Drama Actor Dennis Trillo
Tom Rodriguez 		Nominated [58]
Best Drama Actress Carla Abellana Nominated
Best Drama Supporting Actress Glydel Mercado Nominated
Best Drama Supporting Actor Roi Vinzon Nominated
Best Primetime Drama Series My Husband's Lover Nominated
2014 12th Gawad Tanglaw Awards Best Ensemble Performance (TV series) Won [59]
5th Golden Screen TV Awards Outstanding Original Drama Program Won [60]
Outstanding Performance by an Actress in a Drama Series Carla Abellana Won
Outstanding Performance by an Actor in a Drama Series Dennis Trillo
Tom Rodriguez 		Won
Nominated
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Program Glydel Mercado Won
Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Program Kevin Santos Won
Roi Vinzon Nominated
Pepsters' Choice Awards Primetime Teleserye of the Year My Husband's Lover Nominated [61]
Male TV Star of the Year Dennis Trillo Nominated
Female TV Star of the Year Carla Abellana Nominated
Breakout Star of the Year Tom Rodriguez Won
Celebrity Pair of the Year Dennis Trillo, Tom Rodriguez Won
Editors' Choice Awards TV show of the Year (Primetime) My Husband's Lover Won
Breakout Star of the Year Tom Rodriguez Won
42nd International Emmy Awards
Best Telenovela
 My Husband's Lover Nominated [62]
19th Asian Television Awards Best Actor in a Lead Role Dennis Trillo Highly Commended [63]
Best Direction Dominic Zapata Nominated

Concert

A concert for the show, One More Try: My Husband's Lover The Concert was held on October 12, 2013 in Araneta Coliseum.[64] It was broadcast in television by GMA Network on October 20, 2013.[65] According to AGB Nielsen Philippines' Mega Manila household ratings, the television broadcast of One More Try: My Husband's Lover The Concert earned an 11.9% rating.[66]

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External links

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