My Two Loves

My Two Loves is a 1986 American made-for-television romantic drama film directed by Noel Black starring Mariette Hartley and Lynn Redgrave. It is considered groundbreaking for its portrayal of bisexuality and lesbianism on network television in the United States. Plot Gail Springer, a recently widowed single mother, takes a job as a chef. Her late husband's divorced friend Ben is attempting to woo her, but her daughter does not approve. When her boss Marjorie confesses that she is gay, Gail enters into a relationship with her, but Gail's mother does not approve. Cast Mariette Hartley as Gail Springer Lynn Redgrave as Marjorie Lloyd Barry Newman as Ben Sada Thompson as Dorothea Sara Inglis as Amy Springer Robert Sean Leonard as Larry Taylor Eve Roberts as Dr. Hoffman Arturo Tamaez as John Thee Swan as Martha Rachel Fey as Instructress Ray Liberto as Melon Seller Edwin Neal as Telephone Man Diane Perella as Teacher Lee Connally as Flower Vendor Celia Newman as Cheerleader James Patrick Lockett as Man at Zoo Travis McGehee as Boy at Zoo Production My Two Loves was filmed on location in San Antonio, Texas. When Alvin Cooperman decided to produce it, San Antonio was going to double for St. Louis. After a week Cooperman rewrote the script and made the location San Antonio.