On the Wings of Love (TV series)

• James Reid as Clark Medina
• Nadine Lustre as Leah Olivar-Medina
• Cherry Pie Picache as Jacqueline "Jack" Fausto
• Joel Torre as Soliman "Sol" Olivar
• Nanette Inventor as Pacita "Lola Pachang / Ima" Magtoto-Fausto
• Isay Alvarez as Veronica "Rona" Martinez-Olivar / Wyatt

• Paulo Avelino as Simon Evangelista

• Albie Casiño as Diego "Jigs" Fausto
• Bianca Manalo as Tiffany Olivar-Carpio
• Nico Antonio as Antonio "Tolayts" Carpio
• Thou Reyes as Denzel
• Jason Francisco as Cullen
• Paolo O'Hara as Abet Fausto
• Jordan Castillo as Romer Fausto
• Ruby Ruiz as Lolit Carpio
• Joel Saracho as Mama Lulu
• Geraldine Villamil as Kapitana
• Juan Miguel Severo as Rico
• Cheska Iñigo as Diana Stevens
• Kyle Echarri as Brent Wyatt
• Ysabel Ortega as Angela Stevens-Fausto
• Andre Garcia as Jordan Medina
• Laiza Comia as Jennifer "Jenny" Medina
• Nhikzy Calma as Gabriel "Gabby" Olivar Carpio / Gabriel "Gabby" Velasco
• Benj Manalo as Axel
• Rafael "Paeng" Sudayan as Kiko
• Jhustin Agustin as Rodolfo
• Vivien Benjamin

• Bailey May as Harry Fausto
• Ylona Garcia as Audrey Olivar
• Ynna Asistio as Maggie Regalado

• Matt Evans as Adrian Velasco
• Lee O'Brian as Arthur Wyatt
• Miguel Faustmann as Kenneth
• Anna Luna as Juliet Perez
• Japo Parcero as Monette
• Paul Cabral as Wedding Gown Designer
• Mark McMahon as Ethan
• James Vincent Martinez as Andres Suntay
• Anne Curtis as Herself
• Jobelle Salvador as Flora Evangelista

• Katya Santos as Ofelia Fausto-Medina
• Josh Ford as Young Clark Medina
• Avery Balasbas as Young Leah Olivar
• Trajan Moreno as Young Diego "Jigs" Fausto
• Belle Mariano as Young Tiffany Olivar

On the Wings of Love was the brainchild of Coco Martin based on his experiences as an OFW in Canada. The concept was originally supposed to be a movie starring Martin and superstar Nora Aunor but she turned down the role of Martin's mother as she was busy doing other projects.[5] The film would eventually be released in 2016 under the title Padre de Familia.[6]

With the film's release then uncertain, the concept was turned into a teleserye which necessitated a change in the female lead to co-star with Martin. Judy Ann Santos was approached to be Martin's leading lady. Santos, however, turned down the offer due to unexpected pregnancy. Sarah Geronimo was also approached for the role of leading lady but also had to turn down the offer due to scheduling conflicts. Martin also ended up being busy with his teleserye, Ang Probinsyano.[5]

Finally, the roles were given to James Reid and Nadine Lustre which marks their first lead roles in a teleserye as they signed exclusive contracts with ABS-CBN.[5]

Originally, the role of Jiggs was to be played by Arjo Atayde.[7] Atayde's casting has gone as far as the look test when he was pulled out of the show to play Joaquin Tuazon, the main antagonist of Ang Probinsyano.[7] Albie Casiño would eventually bag the role of Jiggs.[7]

In March 2015, R&B singer Kyla recorded two cover versions of the series' eponymous theme song originally sung by Jeffrey Osborne and later covered by Regine Velasquez. The original version and its music video was released on May 16, 2015 via YouTube,[1] while the alternate version is a piano cover.

The theme song's original version is also part of the volume one of Dreamscape Televisions of Love album and Kyla's 15th anniversary compilation album My Very Best.[8][9]

In an episode, Clark (character of James Reid) pretends to arrest, handcuff and blindfold his wife Leah (character of Nadine Lustre). Leah was shocked that her husband Clark was dancing while wearing a police uniform. Later on, a scene was made to show how they were sorry for making the police feel offended about the scene.[22]