An Unexpected Love (2002)

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Written by Lee Rose

Directed by Lee Rose

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2002

Production Country: USA/Canada

Filmed in Colour

Made for TV

After living the perfect existence as a suburban wife and mother, Kate's life takes a drastic turn when she decides to think for herself for once. Rapidly approaching forty, Kate is realising that although she has lived the way she has always been brought up to, she is still unhappy, and wants to do something for herself. She asks for a divorce and begins to live her own life. For the first time, she goes out to work, gains new skills and juggles bringing up her children with being a single working mother. But more challenges face her when Kate falls in love, truly and deeply in love with another woman.

When is An Unexpected Love next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Movies 24 November 11th, 3:00pm and on Movies 24 + November 12th, 10:00am. See more...

Cast

Image for Leslie HopeLeslie HopeKate Mayer
Wendy CrewsonMcNally 'Mac' Hays
D.W. MoffettJack Mayer
Alison PillSamantha Mayer
Margo MartindaleMaggie
Image for Brent SpinerBrent SpinerBrad
Elizabeth FranzDorothy
Irma P. HallMary
Christine EbersoleSandy
Curtis ButchartAdam Mayer
Fred HendersonBernie
Gillian BarberRita
Reg TupperTom
Glynis DaviesMarian
Image for Lynda BoydLynda Boyd

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