Tangled live-action remake tipped to honour beloved fan-casting for Mother Gothel
Fans have long campaigned for the actor to play the character.
Disney fans might be getting their wish: Kathryn Hahn is reportedly in talks to play Mother Gothel in the studio’s live-action Tangled remake. Gothel serves as the manipulative antagonist in the 2010 film who uses Rapunzel’s magical hair to stay eternally youthful. Black Widow star Scarlett Johansson was briefly considered for the role back in October 2025, when development on the film resumed after a long hiatus. But the actor dropped out due to scheduling conflicts tied to The Batman: Part II and the upcoming Exorcist reboot – and fans quickly began to campaign online for Hahn to take on the role. Deadline now reports that the Agatha All Along and The Studio star is in discussions about playing the villain. View oEmbed on the source website It was recently announced that the film will star Titans actress Teagan Croft as Rapunzel and Disney Channel star Milo Manheim as Flynn Rider – roles which were previously voiced by Mandy Moore and Zachary Levi in the animated version. Reacting to the news, Manheim shared a side-by-side picture of himself and the animated Flynn on Instagram and wrote alongside in the caption: "Too grateful to put into words." He added: "I will do him justice, I promise." Behind the camera, Michael Gracey, who helmed Better Man and The Greatest Showman, is directing, while Kristin Burr, who produced Freakier Friday as well as 2021’s live-action Cruella, is producing. Jennifer Kaytin Robinson, who co-wrote and helmed Do Revenge, penned the script. Check out more of our Film coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more TV recommendations and reviews, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
The best streaming services in 2025: How to choose between Netflix, Prime and Disney+
We compare Netflix, Disney+, Apple TV, Prime Video and more to help you find your perfect streaming match.
Streaming has never been bigger – or more confusing. In the years since Netflix first revolutionised how we consume film and TV, a whole host of rival platforms have launched to the point that it can now be difficult to know where to begin. From Disney+ – which arrived for UK audiences in March 2020 – to Apple TV, which has amassed a highly impressive catalogue of original films and shows in a relatively time span, there really is a wealth of options. But which is the best of the bunch? To answer that question, we’ve tested and compared the top streaming services available in the UK, breaking down price, the best shows and what kind of TV fan each one’s is suited to. With the help of our comprehensive guide below, you'll be far better qualified to select the ideal streamer for you and your family's viewing needs. Which streaming services are available in the UK? Amazon Prime Video: Budget-friendly all-rounder Apple TV: Big-budget dramas and kids' shows DAZN: Sports and boxing fans Disney+: Families and Marvel and Star Wars lovers Hayu: Reality TV fanatics ITVX: Bingers of British box sets Netflix: Binge-watchers, film lovers and fans of original content NOW: Prestige TV from Sky & HBO and those wanting blockbuster movies Amazon Prime Video Best for those looking for value on a budget Price: £8.99 per month or £95 annually (with half-price option available for students) Free trial: Yes – there is a 30 day free trial option Max resolution: 4k Streams: Up to 3 Prime Video is a great option if you're looking for a streamer that's relatively low budget – with the £95 yearly cost also including membership to Amazon Prime, with all the usual perks including next day delivery. Although it perhaps lags behind some of the other streamers when it comes to the overall quality of its original programming, the platform nonetheless has some major hits – including The Boys and Fallout – and has also kept viewers happy with a range of highly successful young adult fare, including the mega-popular The Summer I Turned Pretty It's also worth mentioning that it hosts possibly the best library of older films of any of the major platforms, while there is also the option to pay an extra monthly fee to sign up to a number of bonus channels – including Mubi, Shudder and BFI Player. Must-watch: The Boys, The Marvellous Mrs Maisel, Fallout, The Girlfriend, Invincible Radio Times says: Prime Video boasts an excellent and varied selection which – coupled with its comparatively low price and added benefits – makes it the best option for those on a budget. Sign up to Amazon Prime Video Apple TV Best for consistently quality original programming Price: £9.99 per month Free trial: Yes – there is a 7 day free trial option Max resolution: 4k Streams: Up to 6 Generally speaking, Apple TV has adopted a mantra of quality over quantity, focusing on star-studded big-budget originals with exceptional production values rather than acquiring a back catalogue of older shows. Launching with major shows such as The Morning Show and For All Mankind, the library has gone on to add everything from hard-hitting dramas and experimental comedies to intelligent sci-fi and riveting spy thrillers – alongside a growing range of documentaries, almost always with a household name attached either in front of or behind the camera. Meanwhile, the streamer has also thrown its weight behind some of the world's most prominent filmmakers to fund their latest features, with movies such as Martin Scorsese's Killers of the Flower Moon, Ridley Scott's Napoleon and Spike Lee's Highest 2 Lowest all available on the streamer. Must-watch: Slow Horses, Severance, Bad Sisters, Silo, The Studio Radio Times says: Although there have been a few misfires, Apple TV maintains a remarkable consistency when it comes to the quality of its original programming – making it a great pick for fans of prestige TV. Sign up to Apple TV DAZN Best for those looking to catch must-watch sporting events – especially boxing Price: £7.99 a month Free trial: Yes – there is a 7 day free trial option Max resolution: 1080p HD Streams: Up to 2 While the likes of Netflix and Prime Video are known to all, this streamer is less of a household name – and is definitely more of a niche addition to the market. The platform is devoted entirely to showcasing high quality sporting action both live and on demand, with a huge range of options including everything from American Football to Cycling and everything in between, as well as a host of high profile boxing bouts. Must-watch: Live boxing Radio Times says: This is a specialist option which will only be of interest to sports fans – but if you're big on boxing it's a must. Sign up to DAZN Disney+ Best for those with kids and fans of major franchises Price: £5.99 for Disney+ Standard with Ads, £9.99 for Disney+ Standard, £14.99 for Disney+ Premium Free trial: No Max resolution: 4k for Premium subscribers, 1080p HD for Standard Streams: Up to 4 for Premium subscribers, up to 2 for Standard Of course, it's no secret that Disney+ is a treasure trove for fans of big franchises, housing a huge catalogue of Marvel and Star Wars content in addition to a number of animated gems from Pixar and Disney Classics. It's that combination that makes it arguably the best option for those looking to keep their kids happy. But it's more than just the franchises. Given streamer's takeover of 20th Century Fox, there are a whole host of excellent films on the platform, while there's also plenty of original programming and some top shows that initially aired on Hulu for US viewers. Must-watch: Star Wars and Marvel, The Bear, Only Murders in the Building, Alien: Earth Radio Times says: If you've got kids and don't mind spending a little extra, this option is hard to resist – and even for older audiences, there is a huge selection to choose from. Sign up to Disney+ Hayu Best for reality TV obsessives Price: £4.99 per month, £23.99 for 6 months or £43.99 for 12 months Free trial: Yes – there is a 7 day free trial option Max resolution: 1080p Streams: One If you're a lover of reality TV, chances are you're already familiar with Hayu – but if this is your first time hearing of it, it could well be the option for you. Since its UK launch in 2016, it's become the only streamer devoted entirely to reality TV and there really are a wealth of programmes waiting for you if that's your thing. Most of the shows are acquisitions rather than originals – with the likes of Below Deck and Vanderpump Rules notable examples – but earlier this year, the platform did launch its first ever original commission: The Real Housewives of London. Could that be the first of many? Must-watch: The Real Housewives, Vanderpump Rules, Below Deck Radio Times says: A must-have if you're a reality TV obsessive, but otherwise probably one to avoid. Sign up to Hayu Sign up to Hayu via Amazon Prime Video ITVX Best for lovers of British TV Price: £5.99 per month or £59.99 per year Free trial: No Max resolution: 1080p HD Streams: Up to 4 You're probably already familiar with the ad-supported free tier of ITVX, which gives audiences to catch-up with all the latest shows broadcast on ITV and some from the archive – but the streamer also has a premium offering, which is one of the cheaper options on the market. As well as allowing subscribers to watch all the content on the regular ITVX without suffering the annoyance of ad breaks, there is also a wealth of material not otherwise available including a huge volume of iconic British box sets from BritBox and an interesting and varied selection of films. Must-watch: Sanditon, Life on Mars, The Vicar of Dibley, Absolutely Fabulous Radio Times says: If you like your TV classic and homegrown – and without ads – this is a great option, for a relatively small monthly fee. Sign up to ITVX Netflix Best for binge-watchers and original hits Best for those looking for value on a budget. Price: £5.99 per month for Standard with ads, £12.99 per month for Standard, £18.99 per month for Premium Free trial: No Max resolution: 4k for Premium subscribers, 1080p HD for Standard Streams: Up to 4 for Premium, up to 2 for Standard The streamer that needs no introduction – and the one that started it all. Netflix produces a wealth of original content – in terms of both films and TV shows – and while perhaps the focus could be said to have shifted towards quantity over quality, there are still some very high highs in the original library. If you want to join in the latest watercooler conversations, this is still probably the one to gravitate towards, with its popularity still dwarfing that of its rivals in relative terms – even as the monthly cost has soared. Meanwhile, a significant catalogue of non-original TV shows and films pads out the platform’s library, so you'll never have a lack of options for your next binge-watch or upcoming movie night. Must-watch: Stranger Things, Bridgerton, Squid Game, The Crown Radio Times says: Netflix remains unbeatable for quantity and global hits, though it comes at a premium price. Sign up to Netflix NOW Best for those looking for the top shows from across the pond Price: £9.99 per month for Entertainment Pass and £9.99 per Cinema Pass Free trial: Yes – there is a 7 day free trial option Max resolution: 720p HD (Full 1080p HD with NOW Boost for an extra £5 a month) Streams: 1 (3 with NOW Boost for an extra £5 a month) NOW is an excellent place to catch the latest dramas from Sky and HBO, while Sky also broadcasts a number of glossy exclusive shows across a range of genres. If you’re a film fan keen to watch the latest blockbusters soon after they leave the cinema, this might also be the service for you. The films included with a Sky Cinema pass frequently include some of the biggest recent hits, and there’s a decent selection of classics as well. One downside is that, unlike most streamers, you have to pay separately for the TV and Movie options – it's not all one package. Must-watch: Game of Thrones, Succession, Euphoria, The White Lotus and The Last of Us. Radio Times says: A more premium offering, but NOW is a great option if you want to enjoy the best of US TV and some of the latest blockbuster films. Sign up to NOW Editor’s Choice So, what is our overall verdict, then? 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Disney releases Christmas film from blockbuster director, as he reveals hidden Easter eggs within
Disney has unveiled its holiday short film for 2025, featuring a heartwarming character called "Doodle", played by the iconic John Goodman. There's a little girl at the centre of the story who writes a Christmas list for Santa and also pops on a small doodle creation for him, too. The next morning, while opening her presents, one starts to move and in a Christmas miracle, her drawing has come to life! While she has a fun year with Doodle, it's clear as they approach Christmas again that he longs for a mouth to be able to express himself. The little girl asks for a Mr Potato Head toy which she can then remove the mouth from and give to her friend who can then speak all he wishes. Watch the gorgeous film below: View oEmbed on the source website If the box above is not showing, you may need to change your privacy settings. In the Radio Times site footer, click ‘Manage Privacy Settings’. Under ‘Site Vendors’, consent to ‘YouTube’, then press Save & Exit. The director is none other than Taika Waititi, who also created last year's short, The Boy & The Octopus. Speaking of the film, Waititi said: "What makes this story uniquely Disney is the fact that it's set in the world of a kid. It's a kid and her new best friend, navigating the complex world together, and doing it just with the power of friendship and imagination." John Goodman added: "I’ve always loved being part of Disney stories because there’s a timelessness to Disney’s storytelling – it's fun, it’s heartfelt, and it reminds families of what really matters. This wonderful short captures that same spirit perfectly." Waititi went on to discuss how it's the perfect film for Disney fans as it contains some nods to iconic characters and movies gone by. "It’s always nice and fun to be able to put in Easter eggs from other things too. I mean, at one point we had way too many! That kid’s bedroom was like she owned a Disney store! We had to scale that back a couple of times. "The Stitch mouth is fantastic. In the park scene, deep in the background, there’s a little ice-cream cart with some balloons on top of it, from Up. The main stuff is really around the house, I think they’re very subtle." Furthermore, Waititi is keen to keep working on Disney shorts, adding: "I would love for the Taika Waititi Disney Christmas Short universe to just keep going, so we could try and do new, different things every year. For me, it's like making a Disney film, but without having to do five years of work! "I love creating these emotional stories with fantastical elements about the classic Disney themes like friendship, and being who you are, and putting others before you - all those things that we know from Disney films – but in short form. I get the best of both worlds, to do a bit of everything. I started out in short films. I made many short films before I made my first feature-length film, and I'd say that still, to me, it feels like one of the great forms of filmmaking." The advert ends with the core wish to "Make someone's holiday magic", in true Disney fashion. Check out more of our Entertainment coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more TV recommendations and reviews, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.​
How do I get Disney Plus on my smart TV? How to download and set up the app
Whether you've got a Samsung, Philips or LG Smart TV – or no smart TV at all – here is how you can gain access to Disney Plus.
If you're on the hunt for a streaming service which provides a ton of exclusive films and series as well as great original offerings, then Disney Plus should be on your radar. The TV giant has a huge catalogue of must-watch content, which includes everything from Pixar and Disney classics to the documentaries of National Geographic and huge franchises like Marvel and Star Wars. Recently added to Disney Plus are series like The Bear, The Acolyte and Agatha All Along, plus movies such as Deadpool vs Wolverine and Avatar: The Way of Water. There's also the selection of classics that we all know and love like Toy Story, The Incredibles, Monsters Inc and other more recent child favourites like Inside Out 2. With an ever-growing library of content, there has never been a better time to sign up for Disney Plus if you haven't already got to enjoy the best Disney Plus shows or best Disney Plus movies. And, the beauty of Disney Plus is that most viewers will be able to get all this content directly to their TV by downloading the Disney Plus app, which will give you access to the full library. However, exactly how to download the Disney Plus app varies depending on your TV. So, to help, we've detailed exactly how to download Disney Plus on each Smart TV. Get Disney Plus from £5.99 a month View Affiliate Playlist on the source website If you're still unsure whether a subscription is for you then you can also check out how much Disney Plus costs and what's new to Disney Plus for this month. Check out when does Black Friday start. Jump to: How do I download the Disney Plus app on a Samsung Smart TV? How do I download the Disney Plus app on a Sony Smart TV? How do I download the Disney Plus app on an LG Smart TV? How do I download the Disney Plus app on a Phillips Smart TV? How do I download the Disney Plus app on a Panasonic Smart TV? How do I download the Disney Plus app on a Sharp Smart TV? How can I download Disney Plus if I don’t have a smart TV? How do I download the Disney Plus app on a Samsung Smart TV? The easiest way to download the Disney Plus app on this TV is through the in-built app screen. It's easily done in a few steps: Sign up to Disney Plus. You can do this on the Disney Plus website. Make sure your TV is connected to the internet. At the home screen, select the 'apps' icon (normally by scrolling left). In the search box, enter "Disney+". Select the Disney Plus icon and "add to home" – this will install and download the app. Open the app and log in. The Disney Plus app is available to download on Samsung Smart TVs made since 2016 (devices using the Tizen OS). Get Disney Plus from £5.99 a month How do I download the Disney Plus app on a Sony Smart TV? The Disney Plus app can be downloaded by either the Google Play Store or Sony Select (whichever is available on your TV). Here's how to set it up: Sign up to Disney Plus. Make sure your TV is connected to the internet. Locate Google Play Store or Sony Select on your home screen. In the search box, type in "Disney+" using your remote. Select the Disney Plus app and press "Install". Once installed, open up the app via the home screen. Log in using your credentials and enjoy. Like most Smart TVs, Disney Plus is only available on Sony models made from 2016 and after. How do I download the Disney Plus app on an LG Smart TV? The best route is through the LG Content Store. A few steps is all you need: Sign up to Disney Plus. Make sure your TV is connected to the internet. On your home screen, select the LG Content Store. In the search box (at the top of the screen) type – you guessed it – "Disney+". Select the Disney Plus icon and install. This will download the app to your home screen. Press the Disney Plus icon in the LG Home Launcher. Log in and binge away. Note: Disney Plus only supports LG TVs from 2016 or later with WebOS 3.0 and up. How do I download the Disney Plus app on a Phillips Smart TV? As most Philips TVs use Android software, you’ll need to download the Disney Plus app via the App Store. It’s easily done. Sign up to Disney Plus. Make sure your TV is connected to the internet. On your home screen, navigate to the Play Store icon. In the search box type “Disney+”. Select the Disney Plus icon and install. This will download and install the app. Return to your home screen and you should see a Disney Plus icon. Select it. Log in. Enjoy. How do I download the Disney Plus app on a Panasonic Smart TV? The Disney Plus app was not available to download on Panasonic Smart TVs at launch, but is now supported by models that run Home Screen OS. The Disney Plus app should automatically appear in your list of apps after pressing the Home button, but if not follow these easy steps: Sign up to Disney Plus. Make sure your TV is connected to the internet. On your Panasonic TV, select the Apps tab and click on the Google Play store. Type in "Disney+" in the search box. Click install on the Disney Plus icon to download the app to your home screen. Select open on the Disney Plus icon. Log in and stream to your heart's content. How do I download the Disney Plus app on a Sharp Smart TV? It is possible to download the Disney Plus app on a Sharp Smart TV - but unfortunately only on the Sharp Aquos series as they run the Android TV operating system. If you do own a Sharp Aquos TV, here's how to download Disney Plus: Sign up to Disney Plus. Make sure your TV is connected to the internet. Navigate to the Google Play Store on your Sharp Smart TV. Tap the search box and type “Disney+”. Select the Disney Plus icon and click install to start downloading the app. Return to your home screen and you should see a Disney Plus icon. Select it. Log in and start streaming. Get Disney Plus from £5.99 a month View Affiliate Playlist on the source website How can I download Disney Plus if I don’t have a smart TV? If you don't have a smart TV then you can still access Disney Plus on your television using a streaming device. This is a small device that plugs into the back of your set connecting it to the internet. Each stick comes with easy-to-use software that allows you to download different streaming service apps such as BBC iPlayer, Netflix and, of course, Disney Plus. There are several to choose from including an Amazon Fire Stick, Roku streaming stick, and Chromecast. For a complete guide to all the available streaming devices, see our round-up of the best streaming device. It may also be worth browsing the latest Amazon Fire TV Stick deals as the online giant regularly drops prices on its own devices. Shop Amazon Fire Sticks at Amazon Shop Roku Streaming Sticks at Currys You can also sign-up to Disney Plus via your PS5 or Xbox Series X games console. As well as streaming devices you can also watch Disney Plus on devices such as iPads, iPhones, and gaming consoles by downloading the app. You can then download episodes and films in order to watch Disney Plus offline. Once you have Disney on your device or TV you can protect your children from watching inappropriate content using Disney Plus parental controls. Get Disney Plus from £5.99 a month View Affiliate Playlist on the source website Speaking of the PS5 and Xbox, be sure to check out the best PS5 deals and best Xbox Series X deals for this month.
The Devil Wears Prada 2: Release date, cast and plot details for sequel
In Hollywood’s endless runway of sequels and reboots, The Devil Wears Prada has strutted its way back onto the scene, proving that some films never go out of fashion. The original 2006 comedy-drama, based on Lauren Weisberger’s 2003 novel, starred Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway and Emily Blunt. It followed the ambitious Andrea (Hathaway) as she stepped into the high-stakes, high-fashion world under the icy glare of magazine queen Miranda Priestly (Streep) – which earned her an Oscar nomination. With filming now underway, the long-awaited sequel to The Devil Wears Prada is finally coming to life – with Streep, Hathaway, Blunt and Stanley Tucci reprising their roles in the cast, alongside a recently confirmed line-up of newcomers. Behind the camera, David Frankel, who directed the original is also back at the helm, alongside screenwriter Aline Brosh McKenna who penned the original. So after nearly two decades, the fashion-forward follow-up is officially on the move. Read on for everything you need to know about the upcoming sequel. Will there be a sequel to The Devil Wears Prada? Yes – it has now been confirmed that Devil Wears Prada 2 is in the works. The sequel has now entered production – with 20th Century Studios confirming in late June that filming was taking place. The studio posted the news on Instagram alongside a teaser showing a pair of red shoes with devils' pitchforks as the heels. The Devil Wears Prada 2 release date While it’s still early days, the sequel is already scheduled for release on Friday 1st May 2026 in the UK. That was the date which was originally earmarked for Avengers: Doomsday – which has now moved to December of that year – meaning that the sequel will be arriving almost exactly 20 years after the first, which was released back in June 2006. The Devil Wears Prada 2 cast: who's returning from the original film? Good news for fans of the original – all the big names from the first film are now confirmed to return for the sequel, including Meryl Streep in her first film role for five years. We can also expect to see more of Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt and Stanley Tucci, all of whom will be back to reprise their roles. It's especially good news given that Hathaway has previously been sceptical about the possibility of a sequel, telling E! News back in March: "I don't think a continuation of that story is probably ever gonna happen." In a similar vein, when asked about whether a sequel could be on the cards on American talk show The View back in 2022, she responded: "I don’t know if there can be [a sequel]. I just think that movie was in a different era. Now everything’s gone so digital and that movie is centred around the concept of producing a physical thing and it’s just, it’s just very different." However, despite those returnees, there is one star from the original who won't be back – with Entertainment Weekly reporting that Adrien Grenier won't reprise his role as Nate Cooper. As for new faces, one of the biggest additions to the cast is Kenneth Branagh, with the actor and director recruited to play Miranda Presley's husband – although no further details have been given about the character at this time. Also joining the returning cast are Lucy Liu (Charlie's Angels), Pauline Chalamet (Sex Lives of College Girls), Justin Theroux (The Leftovers), BJ Novak (The Office), and Simone Ashley (Bridgerton) in undisclosed roles, we'll be keeping our eyes peeled for any updates. The Devil Wears Prada 2: What will it be about? Officially, plot details about the new film are still under wraps – but we already have plenty of information to go on while we wait for confirmed details to arrive. Back when stories of the sequel were first circulating, Puck reported that the sequel will follow Streep’s Miranda Priestley "at the end of her career, facing the decline of traditional magazine publishing". Blunt, meanwhile, who portrayed Miranda’s assistant Emily Charlton, is now an executive "at a Kering or LVMH-style luxury group, whose advertising dollars Priestly desperately needs". Of course, there is also every possibility that the film could potentially be following the plot of either Revenge Wears Prada, the 2013 sequel novel to Lauren Weisberger's book on which The Devil Wears Prada was based, or the third book in the series, When Life Gives You Lululemons, which was released in 2018. When any official information comes to light, we'll keep you updated. Check out more of our Film coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more from the biggest stars in TV, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
Marvel movies in order: How to watch in MCU chronological and release order
It's been a busy – if somewhat up-and-down – year for the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), and last week saw the franchise's third big-screen release of 2025. The Fantastic Four: The First Steps arrived in cinemas at a vital time for the series, after the year's two prior films – Captain America: Brave New World and Thunderbolts* – had failed to truly ignite the box office in the same way as we're used to. But so far the new film seems to have done the job, opening to impressive figures after a wave of positive reviews. Interestingly – if these kind of things tend to interest you, at least – the film is the first entry in Phase 6 of the franchise and also somewhat shakes up the MCU's chronological timeline. Technically, the 1964 setting means it takes place earlier than all but one of the previous entries in the franchise, 2011's Captain America: The First Avenger, but this is slightly confused by the fact that this film actually occurs in a completely different continuity, on Earth-828 rather than Earth-616. The film's central quartet – played by Pedro Pascal, Vanessa Kirby, Joseph Quinn and Ebon Moss-Bachrach – are set to go on to play a major role in the star-studded upcoming Avengers 5, now titled Doomsday, but it remains to be seen exactly how they'll stumble in to the existing continuity. We'll just have to wait and see for now, although the post-credits scene may give us a hint. Of course, no Marvel fan wants to miss out on any in-jokes, references, Easter eggs or post-credits scenes – so where exactly do you need to start in the monumental MCU as it heads into its sixth phase? Have no fear, RadioTimes.com has you covered in how to watch Marvel movies and TV shows in order – including both chronological and release date order. Sit back, relax and get ready for your Marvel marathon, because we could do this all day. Or, if you're looking forward to what's coming next, check out what Marvel's head of TV had to say about the recent criticism the studio has been facing and the shows in development. Marvel movies in chronological order Looking at the Marvel series in chronological order, it's actually Captain America: The First Avenger that is set earliest, taking place during the Second World War, where a skinny Steve Rogers is first dosed with the incredible Super Soldier Serum. Sign up to Disney+ for £4.99 per month to watch nearly every movie Some fans believe that this is the best way to watch the MCU movies as elements are introduced as the characters in the story encounter them – for instance, this method makes Nick Fury's Infinity War cameo more satisfying, as viewers will already have the context provided by Captain Marvel (released in cinemas the following year). However, there are other cases in which this is a detriment, such as Ant-Man and the Wasp, which is largely set before the events of Infinity War, but its own post-credits scene spoils the ending to the epic crossover movie. The following list of films and TV series are based on Disney+'s official viewing order. Here are the Marvel movies in chronological viewing order: Captain America: The First Avenger (1942) Fantastic Four: First Steps (1964*) Captain Marvel (1995) Iron Man (2010) Iron Man 2 (2011) The Incredible Hulk (2011) Thor (2011) The Avengers (2012) Thor: The Dark World (2013) Iron Man 3 (2012) Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014) Guardians of the Galaxy (2014) Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (2017) Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015) Ant-Man (2015) Captain America: Civil War (2016) Black Widow (2016, excluding post-credits scene) Black Panther (2016) Spider-Man: Homecoming (2016) Doctor Strange (2016-2017) Thor: Ragnarok (2017) Ant-Man and the Wasp (2017) Avengers: Infinity War (2017) Avengers: Endgame (2017-2022) Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings (2023) Spider-Man: Far From Home (2023) Eternals (2023, excluding flashbacks) Spider-Man: No Way Home (2024) Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (2025) Thor: Love and Thunder (2026) Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (2026) Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania (2026) Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 (2026) The Marvels (2026) Deadpool & Wolverine (2026) Captain America: Brave New World (2026-27) Thunderbolts* (2027) Additionally, considering the complicated relationship with rights to the character, you may also need to check out our Spider-Man movies in order page. Sign up to Disney+ for £4.99 per month to watch nearly every movie Marvel movies in release order The easiest way to catch up on the MCU is to watch the Marvel movies in release date order, which also neatly categorises the MCU story into its distinct "phases". In release date order, the MCU begins with 2008's Iron Man. It continues up to the present, including the MCU's TV shows, and then delves into future releases which have been announced, including hotly anticipated Avengers: Doomsday. The Infinity Saga Phase One Iron Man (May, 2008) The Incredible Hulk (June, 2008) Iron Man 2 (May, 2010) Thor (May, 2011) Captain America: The First Avenger (July 22, 2011) Avengers Assemble (May 4, 2012) Phase Two Iron Man 3 (May, 2013) Thor: The Dark World (November, 2013) Captain America: The Winter Soldier (April, 2014) Guardians of the Galaxy (August, 2014) Avengers: Age of Ultron (May, 2015) Ant-Man (July, 2015) Phase Three Captain America: Civil War (May, 2016) Doctor Strange (November, 2016) Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (May, 2017) Spider-Man: Homecoming (July, 2017) Thor: Ragnarok (November, 2017) Black Panther (February, 2018) Avengers: Infinity War (April, 2018) Ant-Man and the Wasp (July, 2018) Captain Marvel (March, 2019) Avengers: Endgame (April, 2019) Spider-Man: Far From Home (July, 2019) The Multiverse Saga Phase Four WandaVision (TV series) (January, 2021) The Falcon and The Winter Soldier (TV series) (March, 2021) Loki season 1 (TV series) (June, 2021) Black Widow (9th July 2021) Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings (3rd September 2021) Eternals (5th November 2021) Hawkeye (24th November 2021) Spider-Man: No Way Home (17th December 2021) Moon Knight (TV show -30th March 2022) Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (5th May 2022) Ms Marvel (TV show - 8th June 2022) Thor: Love and Thunder (8th July 2022) She-Hulk (TV show - 18th August 2022) Werewolf By Night (TV special - 7th October 2022) Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (11th November 2022) The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special (TV special - 25th November 2022) Phase Five Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania (17th February 2023) Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3 (5th May 2023) Secret Invasion (TV show - 21st June 2023) Loki season 2 (TV show - 6th October 2023) The Marvels (10th November 2023) Echo (TV show - 9th January 2023) Deadpool & Wolverine (25th July 2024) Agatha All Along (TV show - 18th September 2024) Captain America: Brave New World (14th February 2025) Daredevil: Born Again (TV show - 5th March 2025) Thunderbolts* (2nd May 2025) Ironheart (TV show - 24th June 2025) Phase Six Fantastic Four: First Steps (24th July 2025) Eyes of Wakanda (TV show - 1st August 2025) Spider-Man: Brand New Day (31st July 2026) Vision Quest (TV show - 2026) Avengers: Doomsday (18th December 2026) Avengers: Secret Wars (17th December 2027) Future MCU movies and TV shows Blade (Movie - TBC) Armour Wars (Movie - TBC) Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings sequel (Movie - TBC) Wonder Man (TV show - TBC) Untitled X-Men movie (Movie - TBC) So, we still have a wealth of Marvel series left to enjoy in the next few years - and beyond! What Marvel movies are available on Disney Plus? As Marvel is owned by Disney, you can watch most of the MCU movies whenever you like if you're a subscriber to the studio's very own streaming service: Disney Plus. The following Marvel Cinematic Universe movies are available on Disney Plus. Iron Man The Incredible Hulk Iron Man 2 Thor Captain America: The First Avenger The Avengers (Avengers Assemble) Iron Man 3 Thor: The Dark World Captain America: The Winter Soldier Guardians of the Galaxy Avengers: Age of Ultron Ant-Man Captain America: Civil War Doctor Strange Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 Spider-Man: Homecoming Thor: Ragnarok Black Panther Avengers: Infinity War Ant-Man and the Wasp Captain Marvel Avengers: Endgame Spider-Man: Far From Home Black Widow Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings Eternals Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness Thor: Love and Thunder Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 The Marvels Deadpool & Wolverine Captain America: Brave New World There are a few movies missing from the platform at the time of writing, specifically Spider-Man: No Way Home. The following MCU television series and specials are also available on Disney Plus: WandaVision The Falcon and the Winter Soldier Loki seasons 1 and 2 What If...? season 1 Hawkeye Moon Knight Ms Marvel I Am Groot seasons 1 and 2 She-Hulk: Attorney At Law Werewolf By Night The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special Secret Invasion Echo Agatha All Along Daredevil: Born Again Ironheart Sign up to Disney Plus for £4.99 per month to watch nearly every movie How to download and watch Marvel movies As we laid out above, most of the Marvel movies are available to stream on Disney Plus. Sign up to Disney Plus for £4.99 per month to watch nearly every movie However, you can also download the films from the service to watch on the go. Here's your step-by-step guide. Open your Disney Plus app (see how to download). At the home screen, search for the film you want to download to your device. Tap on the download arrow icon at the bottom menu of the Disney Plus app. To see and watch your downloaded titles, visit the “Downloads” tab on the app’s bottom menu. You can download an unlimited number of movies from the Disney Plus mobile app. Your downloaded shows will only be able to watch so long as you’re a subscriber to the service. You can also buy, rent and download each Marvel movie on Amazon (you do not need to be an Amazon Prime Video customer to do this). Wondering what else you can watch on Disney Plus? Take a look at our best Disney Plus series guide or the best Disney Plus movies. Check out more of our Film coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more TV recommendations and reviews, listen to The Radio Times Podcast. For Marvel merch, head to our guide to the best Marvel gifts.
How to watch the Star Wars movies in order: Every order from chronological timeline to release date
Star Wars is one of the most beloved franchises in the world - and here is how to watch it all in order...
The second and final season of Andor – which has recently drawn to a close on Disney+ – has solidified its position as one of the most acclaimed Star Wars projects ever. The show, which was created by Tony Gilroy and saw Diego Luna reprise his role as Cassian Andor from Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, has won universal acclaim throughout its two-season run – with many even going so far as to call it the best project from a galaxy far, far away since the original trilogy. If you want to watch even more Star Wars movies and shows and are wondering what order to watch them in, then you have a few options. Some claim there are five different orders you can watch the Star Wars saga in, but there are a few widely accepted preferred ways. The three seen as the best in telling the Skywalker story are the order of episodes (chronological), production (release date), and the Godfather cut. There's also the Machete order that cuts The Phantom Menace. There are pros and cons for all of these, of course, which we've broken down for you. Get three months of Disney+ for just £1.99 a month in this new limited-time offer. Read on for everything you need to know about how to watch the Star Wars movies in order. Star Wars movies in chronological timeline order Star Wars movies and TV series in release order Complete Star Wars viewing order including TV shows Star Wars movies in 'The Godfather order' Star Wars movies in The Machete Order Star Wars movies in The Rinster Order What's the best Star Wars movie order? Star Wars movies on Disney+ How long will it take to watch all the Star Wars movies? Star Wars movies in chronological timeline order <img src="https://images.immediate.co.uk/production/volatile/sites/3/2024/03/EpisodeIPhantomMenace-f39d2e0-e1715942999236.jpg" width="2306" height="1539" alt="Three figures engaged in an intense lightsaber battle in a grand hall, two Jedi - Qui-Gon Jinn and Obi-Wan Kenobi – with green and blue lightsabers against a dark-cloaked figure, Darth Maul, wielding a red double-bladed lightsaber." title="Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace - Unit Stills" /> The Star Wars movies in chronological order set the movies in a real timeline, so you experience the story as it would unfold for the characters. Below, we have every Star Wars movie as well as the spin-offs. If you start the movies in this order, you could watch them over a weekend. If marked in italics, then the titles remain unreleased. How to watch Star Wars in chronological order: Dawn of the Jedi (TBC) The Acolyte (2024) Episode I: The Phantom Menace (1999) Episode II: Attack of the Clones (2002) Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008-2020) Episode III: Revenge of the Sith (2005) Star Wars: The Bad Batch (2021-2024) Star Wars: Maul - Shadow Lord (2026) Solo: A Star Wars Story (2018) Obi-Wan Kenobi (2022) Star Wars Rebels (2014-2018) Andor (2022-2025) Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016) Episode IV: A New Hope (1977) Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back (1980) Episode VI: Return of the Jedi (1983) The Mandalorian season 1&2 (2019-2020) The Book of Boba Fett (2021-2022) The Mandalorian season 3 (2023) Ahsoka (2023-) Skeleton Crew (2024-2025) The Mandalorian and Grogu (2026) Untitled Dave Feloni film (TBC) Star Wars: Resistance (2018-2020) Episode VII: The Force Awakens (2015) Episode VIII: The Last Jedi (2017) Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker (2019) Star Wars: Starfighter (2027) Untitled Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy film (TBC) Or, going by movies only: Dawn of the Jedi (TBC) Episode I: The Phantom Menace (1999) Episode II: Attack of the Clones (2002) Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008) Episode III: Revenge of the Sith (2005) Solo: A Star Wars Story (2018) Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016) Episode IV: A New Hope (1977) Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back (1980) Episode VI: Return of the Jedi (1983) The Mandalorian and Grogu (2026) Untitled Dave Feloni film (TBC) Episode VII: The Force Awakens (2015) Episode VIII: The Last Jedi (2017) Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker (2019) Star Wars: Starfighter (2027) Untitled Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy film (TBC) Pros: If you choose to watch the Star Wars movies in chronological order, you'll be living the story along with the characters, following the official chronology of the series. We've used New Hope as the central point to work out the timeline here. Cons: This order does, however, come with a couple of downsides. For one, the big reveal about Luke's parentage (one of the most iconic scenes in cinematic history) is ruined this way. It also makes the saga's inconsistencies glaringly obvious, including Obi-Wan forgetting about Leia's existence despite being present at her birth. And that's assuming you make it through the divisive prequels, a feat that might require you to use the Force, or don't want to have to rush through the full Mandalorian series on Disney+. If you're looking for the Star Wars complete saga - that's including the Mandalorian - then skip to that section further down the page. View Riddle on the source website Read More: Obi-Wan Kenobi: How the Disney+ series fits into the Star Wars timeline Star Wars movies and TV series in release date order Next up, watching the Star Wars movies in release order. It may not marry up to the chronological order of the story, but this release date order allows you to experience it how the rest of the world did. You can also observe how cinematic techniques have developed (or not developed) over time. Here's how to watch the Star Wars movies in release order. Episode IV: A New Hope (1977) Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back (1980) Episode VI: Return of the Jedi (1983) Episode I: The Phantom Menace (1999) Episode II: Attack of the Clones (2002) Episode III: Revenge of the Sith (2005) Episode VII: The Force Awakens (2015) Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016) Episode VIII: The Last Jedi (2017) Solo: A Star Wars Story (2018) Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker (2019) If you want to watch the Star Wars movies in release order with the TV series (in italics) we've got that list for you too. Episode IV: A New Hope (1977) Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back (1980) Episode VI: Return of the Jedi (1983) Episode I: The Phantom Menace (1999) Episode II: Attack of the Clones (2002) Episode III: Revenge of the Sith (2005) Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008-2020) Star Wars Rebels (2014-2018) Episode VII: The Force Awakens (2015) Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016) Episode VIII: The Last Jedi (2017) Star Wars: Resistance (2018-2020) Solo: A Star Wars Story (2018) Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker (2019) The Mandalorian (2019-present) The Book of Boba Fett (2021-2022) Obi-Wan Kenobi (2022) Andor (2022-2025) Ahsoka (2023) The Acolyte (2024) Skeleton Crew (2024) Pros: Enjoying Star Wars by release date, aka the purist way, means you watch the movies in the same order they originally came out in cinemas. After all, this is how most Star Wars fans experienced the intergalactic saga in the first place. Cons: However, George Lucas made more than a few tweaks to the original trilogy following the release of the prequels, and has been vocal about watching them by in-movie chronology instead. Also, thanks to the advent of spin-off movies and TV shows watching this way means you might end up jumping around the story a bit. Complete Star Wars viewing order including TV shows Although some of the orders above include select Star Wars TV shows and specials produced since 1977, there are more out there. A lot more. While several are either unknown to many fans (like niche 1980s animation series Droids), others have been completely disavowed by Star Wars creator George Lucas (looking at you, Holiday Special). All, however, are part of the extended Star Wars Universe, officially or not. When Disney bought Lucasfilm, it also meant that the Expanded Universe was reset; in plain terms, it meant all the movies, animation and shows that had built up in the background were now not canon. The Prequel Trilogy, Original Trilogy and The Clone Wars animation all remain canon. Of course, Disney has added to the canon and more than replaced what was taken away. This will take you far longer than a weekend. For those brave enough to view it all, here’s the entire Star Wars Saga and limited specials in chronological order, as best as we know at present. Dawn of the Jedi (TBC) The Acolyte (2024) Episode I: The Phantom Menace (1999) Episode II: Attack of the Clones (2002) Lego Star Wars: The Yoda Chronicles (2013-2014) Lego Star Wars: The Padawan Menace (2011) Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008-2020) Episode III: Revenge of the Sith (2005) Star Wars: The Bad Batch (2021-2024) Star Wars: Maul - Shadow Lord (2026) Solo: A Star Wars Story (2018) Obi-Wan Kenobi (2022) Star Wars Rebels (2014-2018) Andor (2022-2025) Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016) Star Wars: Droids (1985-1986) Episode IV: A New Hope (1977) Star Wars: Holiday Special (1978) Lego Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Out (2012) Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back (1980) Episode VI: Return of the Jedi (1983) Lego Star Wars: The Freemaker Adventures (2016-2017) Lego Star Wars: Droid Tales (2015) Ewoks (1985 to 1986) The Mandalorian season 1&2 (2019-2020) The Book of Boba Fett (2021-2022) The Mandalorian season 3 (2023) Ahsoka (2023) Skeleton Crew (2024-2025) The Mandalorian and Grogu (2026) Untitled Dave Feloni film (TBC) Star Wars: Resistance (2018-2020) Lego Star Wars: The Resistance Rises (2016) Episode VII: The Force Awakens (2015) Episode VIII: The Last Jedi (2017) Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker (2019) Star Wars: Forces of Destiny (2017) Star Wars: Starfighter (2027) Untitled Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy film (TBC) Pros: The ultimate fan wants the ultimate Star Wars saga order. This order leaves nothing out, you'll get all the background for characters like Ahsoka getting you ready for The Mandalorian and the spin-offs. Ahsoka came from Clone Wars, then popped up in Rebels and was last seen in The Mandalorian. We also expect Obi-Wan Kenobi to add more layers to the Jedi's story too as it's set 10 years after Revenge of the Sith, so around the Solo movie timeframe. Spin-off Andor, is set five years before Rogue One, so it's nearer Rebels and the new series; The Book of Boba Fett, Skeleton Crew are all before The Force Awakens. The Acolyte will come years before The Phantom Menace and lastly, The Bad Batch spins-off from The Clone Wars, and follows on from the series. Cons: It's a lot! Get ready to spend every waking minute catching up. It's also being added to all the time with all the new series. Star Wars movies in 'The Godfather' order The following are the Star Wars films in the "Godfather" order. Episode IV: A New Hope (1977) Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back (1980) Episode I: The Phantom Menace (1999) Episode II: Attack of the Clones (2002) Episode III: Revenge of the Sith (2005) Episode VI: Return of the Jedi (1983) Pros: The idea of this ordering is to watch the original two Star Wars movies and then, after the shock reveals at the end of Empire Strikes Back that Darth Vader is Luke Skywalker's father, jump back to the prequel trilogy to fill in the background of Anakin Skywalker. After Revenge of the Sith, you then return to watch Return of the Jedi, adding new depth to Vader and Luke's final clash without disrupting the big twists of the story. As you may have noticed, this ordering evokes the flashback structure of Francis Ford Coppola's classic gangster movie The Godfather Part II (in other words, it's Luke, I am your Godfather), and is fairly popular with fans online. Cons: The obvious downside is that it's difficult to fit the newer Star Wars movies and TV series into this structure - probably the best way to watch them in this version is in production order following Return of the Jedi - so it may not be for everyone. Star Wars movies in The Machete Order No, this is nothing to do with knives or, sadly, the Danny Trejo Spy Kids character. Instead, the name comes from Rod Hilton, author of blog nomachetejuggling.com, who sought to fix one of the saga’s biggest problems: if watched chronically, the big ‘No Luke, I am your father’ reveal is ruined. Similar to the Godfather order, the Machete order allows you to enjoy the first two original Star Wars movies – and the shock Empire Strikes Back ending – before jumping into Vader’s backstory. However, you might notice a big difference from the Godfather order: The Phantom Menace is missing. Why? As Hilton explains: “The reason to skip Episode I isn’t that it’s bad, it’s that it’s irrelevant.” The thinking is that the Star Wars saga better works as the tale of Luke Skywalker, not Darth Vader. At its core, it’s a story of how the younger Skywalker takes on a gigantic burden, saving the Galaxy – and his father – from the Dark Side. Hilton argues Episode I adds nothing to this story and all of its noteworthy events are summed up in the opening crawl to Episode II. If that explanation doesn’t win you over, this thought might: removing Episode I means that, apart from a few lines in Episode II, Jar Jar is virtually removed from the Star Wars saga. Episode IV: A New Hope (1977) Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back (1980) Episode II: Attack of the Clones (2002) Episode III: Revenge of the Sith (2005) Episode VI: Return of the Jedi (1983) To continue The Machete Order you then watch the sequel saga: Episode VII: The Force Awakens Episode VIII: The Last Jedi Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker Well, now you know! Star Wars movies in The Rinster Order The Rinster Order – named after superfan Ernest Rinster – has also gained some prominence in recent years among the Star Wars community. If it looks the same as the Godfather order, that's because it is – but the Rinster method might well have come first. Episode IV: A New Hope (1977) Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back (1980) Episode I: The Phantom Menace (1999) Episode II: Attack of the Clones (2002) Episode III: Revenge of the Sith (2005) Episode VI: Return of the Jedi (1983) You'll have to let us know if you like this one. What's the best Star Wars movie order? Though some sources claim there are up to five different orders you could watch the Star Wars saga in, there are three generally accepted ways to do it. One is in order of episodes (following in-movie chronology), the second is in order of production (going by release date) and the third (the so-called "Godfather cut") to best tell the Skywalker story's plot twists. All three have their pros and cons. The Machete order is simple: you remove The Phantom Menace. In terms of what's best, for us it's the chronological viewing order. You can get all the movies in a weekend binge rather, so it's doable compared to the ultimate order. You just have 11 movies to watch alongside the two spin-offs. If you're watching the Star Wars movies for the very first time, welcome my young Padwan. Perhaps the best way for you is the release order. Keep it simple then circle back when the TV series have built up to tackle the ultimate order. We'd also recommend the release date order if you're treating your kids to the franchise for the first time. Star Wars universe timeline Disney and Lucasfilm have officially given a timeline with official time period names to help guide the current and future content to come set in the Star Wars universe. Dawn of the Jedi The Old Republic The High Republic Fall of the Jedi Reign of the Empire Age of Rebellion The New Republic Rise of the First Order New Jedi Order It should be noted that the prequel trilogy took place in the "Fall of the Jedi" period, while the original trilogy was set in the "Age of Rebellion" and the sequel trilogy in the period known as the "Rise of the First Order". Solo: A Star Wars Story took place in the "Reign of the Empire" period, while Rogue One: A Star Wars Story took place in the early stage of the "Age of Rebellion". There are three upcoming films which will see the on-screen timeline expand to new limits. The untitled James Mangold film will be set at the beginning of the Star Wars timeline in what is being dubbed the "Dawn of the Jedi", while Dave Feloni's untitled event film will be a crossover event for many of the live-action series connected to The Mandalorian during the era of "The New Republic". Finally, the new Untitled Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy film will be set 15 years after the events of the sequel trilogy and explore Rey Skywalker and the "New Jedi Order" era. Star Wars movies on Disney+ Disney+ UK is a one-stop-shop for virtually all Star Wars content, with the entire Skywalker Saga and recent spin-offs available to stream. Here's the full list of what Star Wars movies on Disney+: Episode I: The Phantom Menace (1999) Episode II: Attack of the Clones (2002) Episode III: Revenge of the Sith (2005) Episode IV: A New Hope (1977) Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back (1980) Episode VI: Return of the Jedi (1983) Episode VII: The Force Awakens (2015) Episode VIII: The Last Jedi (2017) Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker (2019) Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016) Solo: A Star Wars Story (2018) Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008) Empire of Dreams: The Story of the Star Wars Trilogy (2004) The streaming service also contains every episode of The Mandalorian, The Book of Boba Fett, Obi-Wan Kenobi, and Andor released so far. It will also eventually boast the likes of Ahsoka, Skeleton Crew, and The Acolyte. Where else can I watch the Star Wars movies? Disney+ is the premier location to watch Star Wars online, with the entire Skywalker Saga and both spin-off movies available to stream instantly. Subscribe to Disney+ for £79.90 for a whole year or £7.99 a month. View oEmbed on the source website If you haven't got a Disney+ subscription, other options are available: the digital movie collection (comprised of episodes one to six) is available to buy from the usual channels, such as Amazon, iTunes and Google Play. If you don't fancy splashing out quite that much, most the Star Wars movies are available to rent for as little as £2.49 on Amazon Prime Video. How long will it take to watch all the Star Wars movies? It will take you 25 hours and 7 minutes to watch all 11 live-action Star Wars movies (original versions). This count includes the nine instalments from the Skywalker saga and the two anthology movies, Rogue One and Solo. Excluding the anthology movies, Episode I to IX will take you 20 hours and 39 minutes to watch. Here are the run times of all Star Wars movies, from shortest to longest: A New Hope – 121 minutes The Empire Strikes Back — 124 minutes Return of the Jedi — 131 minutes Rogue One: A Star Wars Story — 133 minutes Solo: A Star Wars Story — 135 minutes The Phantom Menace — 136 minutes The Force Awakens — 138 minutes Revenge of the Sith — 140 minutes Attack of the Clones — 142 minutes The Last Jedi — 152 minutes The Rise of Skywalker – 155 minutes The longest Star Wars film is therefore The Rise of Skywalker, and the shortest remains the original film at just over 2 hours. Star Wars movies in Rotten Tomatoes score order The Star Wars franchise has also come in for intense critical scrutiny and we have the scores from the review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes to highlight the differing critical receptions. The percentage shown demonstrates the number of reviews that deemed the movie to be "fresh". The Empire Strikes Back - 94% The Force Awakens - 93% A New Hope - 92% The Last Jedi - 91% Rogue One: A Star Wars Story - 84% Return of the Jedi - 82% Revenge of the Sith - 80% Solo: A Star Wars Story - 70% Attack of the Clones - 65% (TIE) The Phantom Menace and The Rise of Skywalker - 52% 12. Star Wars: The Clone Wars - 18% Only The Phantom Menace, The Rise of Skywalker and Star Wars: The Clone Wars are deemed to be "Rotten" by the review aggregator site. Star Wars TV series in Rotten Tomatoes score order The Star Wars live-action television series are also being closely analysed by critics and we have the scores from the review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes to highlight the differing critical receptions. The percentage shown demonstrates the number of reviews that deemed the movie to be "fresh". Andor - 96% Skeleton Crew - 92% The Mandalorian - 90% Ahsoka - 85% Obi-Wan Kenobi - 82% The Acolyte - 78% The Book of Boba Fett - 66% The Mandalorian had been the critical darling of the Disney+ series, but the gritty Andor has since overtaken the fan favourite to be the most acclaimed series, followed by the more family-oriented Skeleton Crew. It seems The Book of Boba Fett proved to be the biggest critical disappointment so far. Star Wars movies in IMDb score order Of course, we also have the mammoth audience ratings thanks to IMDb, which shows a clear trend towards favouring the original trilogy (no surprise there!). On top of that, it is clear that of the more modern Star Wars films, there is a love for the standalone spin-off Rogue One: A Star Wars Story and the sequel trilogy opener The Force Awakens. Below is the series in order of IMDb score. 1. The Empire Strikes Back (IMDb score 8.7) 2. A New Hope (IMDb score 8.6) 3. Return of the Jedi (IMDb score 8.3) 4. TIE Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (IMDb score 7.8) and The Force Awakens (IMDb score 7.8) 6. Revenge of the Sith (IMDb score 7.6) 7. TIE The Last Jedi (IMDb score 6.9) and Solo: A Star Wars Story (IMDb score 6.9) 9. Attack of the Clones (IMDb score 6.6) 10. The Phantom Menace (IMDb score 6.5) 11. The Rise of Skywalker (IMDb score 6.4) 12. Star Wars: The Clone Wars (IMDb score 5.9) Star Wars TV series in IMDb order The following Star Wars live-action series are in order of the highest IMDb score from viewers to the lowest. The Mandalorian (IMDb score 8.6) Andor (IMDb score 8.5) Ahsoka (IMDb score 7.5) The Book of Boba Fett (IMDb score 7.2) Skeleton Crew (IMDb score 7.1) Obi-Wan Kenobi (IMDb score 7.0) The Acolyte (IMDb score 4.2) It would seem that The Mandalorian remains the fan-favourite series according to IMDb. Star Wars original trilogy characters in order of screen time According to Gold Derby, the following original trilogy characters are in order of screentime for the classic Star Wars trilogy. Luke Skywalker (1hr 58 minutes) Han Solo (1hr 12 minutes) Princess Leia Organa (1hr 3 minutes) C-3PO (1hr 2 minutes) Chewbacca (52 minutes) R2-D2 (49 minutes) Darth Vader (44 minutes) Obi-Wan Kenobi (23 minutes) Yoda (17 minutes) Lando Calrissian (17 minutes) So, in unsurprising news, trilogy hero Luke Skywalker, played by Mark Hamill, is the character with the most screen time in the original trilogy. Star Wars prequel trilogy characters in order of screen time According to Gold Derby, the following characters are in order of screentime for the prequel Star Wars trilogy. Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader (2hrs 19 minutes) Obi-Wan Kenobi (1hr 43 minutes) Padmé Amidala (1hr 22 minutes) Sheev Palpatine/Darth Sidious (42 minutes) Qui-Gon Jin (40 minutes) Jar Jar Binks (28 minutes) Yoda (28 minutes) R2-D2 (26 minutes) Mace Windu (18 minutes) Captain Panaka (14 minutes) So, in unsurprising news, Anakin Skywalker is the chosen one and is the top dog for screentime by a country mile. Star Wars sequel trilogy characters in order of screen time According to Gold Derby, the following characters are in order of screentime for the prequel Star Wars trilogy. Rey (2hrs 18 minutes) Finn (1hr 24 minutes) Kylo Ren (1hr 2 minutes) Poe Dameron (54 minutes) BB-8 (30 minutes) Luke Skywalker (27 minutes) Chewbacca (26 minutes) Han Solo (25 minutes) C-3PO (20 minutes) General Leia Organa (20 minutes) Rey, the leading heroine of the sequel trilogy, comes out on top. What Star Wars TV series do we have to be released soon? Following the release of Andor season 2 and Skeleton Crew, the only confirmed television series that we have to look forward to now is the second season of Ahsoka. The episodes will continue the lead heroine's fight against Grand Admiral Thrawn and also see the return of other supporting characters from Rebels. Characters from The Mandalorian, Ahsoka and Skeleton Crew are expected to crossover in the untitled Dave Filoni film due to come out but beyond this, it is unknown which series will continue. Read More: Disney supports Star Wars' Moses Ingram: "Don't choose to be a racist" Read More: Obi-Wan Kenobi debuts clever surprise cameo in opening episodes Read More: Jude Law to star in new Star Wars series Skeleton Crew Check out more of our Sci-Fi coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more from the biggest stars in TV, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
Doctor Who 'to return to BBC regardless of Disney involvement'
The reports come in light of rumours around Disney possibly withdrawing its Doctor Who funding.
Amid the ongoing discussions around the future of Doctor Who, it has now been reported that the sci-fi series will continue on the BBC regardless of what happens with Disney. It comes after rumours that Disney may be withdrawing its involvement in the series due to declining ratings, ending the co-production between the two broadcasting giants. According to The Mirror, showrunner Russell T Davies has already planned the next two seasons, with scripts for season 16 nearly complete and stories ready for the 17th season. A source told the publication that Disney withdrawing money wouldn't have as great an impact as some fans fear, with much of the current extra funding spent on the technical task of improving the picture quality and visual effects. The BBC declined to comment when contacted by RadioTimes.com. Although the current 15th season continues to get audiences talking, Davies has admitted that there could be a "pause" in the Doctor Who schedule, leaving viewers to speculate about the show's future. When speaking to Newsround, Davies said: "Tthe Doctor’s reached the status of, like, Robin Hood. Sometimes there might be a pause, and during that pause, the viewers of Newsround now will grow up a few years and start writing stories and they’ll bring it back. "So I have absolute faith that that will survive because I am living proof of it and that’s what happens to good ideas. No good idea ever dies." Read more: Doctor Who boss Russell T Davies says "there might be a pause" – hints at show hiatus Doctor Who boss is writing season 16 - with plans for spin-offs Back in February, the BBC responded to speculation about rumours of Doctor Who being shelved. A spokesperson at the time said: "This story is incorrect, Doctor Who has not been shelved. As we have previously stated, the decision on season 3 will be made after season 2 airs. "The deal with Disney+ was for 26 episodes – and exactly half of those still have to transmit. And as for the rest, we never comment on the Doctor and future storylines." View Green Video on the source website Previously speaking to RadioTimes.com, Davies addressed the future of the show by saying: "There's no decision until after season 2. "It's funny, because even people who work on the show think that means we're having secret meetings about it. People I work with every year say, 'What's really happening?' and I'm going, 'Nothing! No meetings, nothing.' "That's when the decision is – and the decision won't even be made by the people we work with at Disney+, it'll be made by someone in a big office somewhere. So literally nothing happening, no decision." Doctor Who continues next Saturday (24th May), with new episodes available from 8am on Saturdays on BBC iPlayer in the UK and later the same day on BBC One. The series is available on Disney+ outside of the UK. Dive into our Doctor Who story guide: reviews of every episode since 1963, plus cast & crew listings, production trivia, and exclusive material from the Radio Times archive. Check out more of our Sci-Fi coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more from the biggest stars in TV, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
Lilo & Stitch live-action remake: Release date, cast, trailer and latest news
After several spin-off films and series, 2002 film Lilo & Stitch is getting the live-action treatment – and it looks like the movie could become a huge hit, if the first day of its advance ticket sales are anything to go by. According to Deadline, the film has earned the most first-day ticket pre-sales for a PG-rated film of the year so far on Fandango – a title that had previously been held by A Minecraft Movie. The film also bagged the second-best pre-sales during the same period for any Disney live-action film, only falling behind 2019's The Lion King. Lilo & Stitch will follow Hawaiian girl Lilo (Maia Kealoha) as she befriends a chaotic blue alien creature called Stitch (Chris Sanders) after he crash lands on Earth. Back in March, Disney unveiled a trailer for the film, and fans were quick to praise newcomer Kealoha’s casting as Lilo, as well as the look of Stitch in the movie. There was some backlash from fans over the new iterations of Agent Pleakley (Billy Magnussen) and Dr Jumba Jookiba (Zach Galifianakis), though. While the duo only ever appeared as aliens in the 2002 animated film, with a lot of the humour revolving around their poor human disguises, in the new film the pair use technology to make them appear human. Fans were also quick to note that, while Pleakley is also a drag icon in the 2002 movie, the new film appears to erase the character's love of drag entirely. Speaking with SFX Magazine, director Dean Fleischer Camp recently addressed the controversial changes to the characters, insisting the new movie would remain faithful to the original film’s tone. He said: "We're doing something a little different with Jumba and Pleakley... It's my favourite kind of story. The audience is going to find themselves falling into a trapdoor of emotion at some point." Wondering who else is set to star and when the film is expected to land? Read on for everything you need to know. Lilo & Stitch 2025 release date: When is the live-action movie coming out? The Lilo and Stitch live-action remake is set to release in cinemas on 21st May 2025 in the UK. A Disney+ release date is yet to be announced. Lilo & Stitch cast The cast list announced so far is as follows: Maia Kealoha as Lilo Chris Sanders as Stitch Sydney Agudong as Nani Billy Magnussen as Agent Pleakley Zach Galifianakis as Dr Jumba Jookiba Amy Hill as Tūtū Kaipo Dudoit as David Courtney B Vance as Cobra Bubbles Tia Carrere as Mrs Kekoa Hannah Waddingham as Grand Councilwoman Relative newcomer Maia Kealoha is set to lead the cast of the remake in the role of Lilo. Prior to landing the huge role, Kealoha only had one small role in Moana 2. Speaking about the moment she found out she had been cast, she previously said: "When I came home [and they said], 'Maia would you like to be our Lilo?' I was speechless and crying." Meanwhile, Chris Sanders is set to reprise his role as Stitch in the new live-action movie after voicing the beloved character in the 2002 animated film, while Sydney Agudong (On My Block) will play Lilo’s older sister, Nani (who was originally voiced by Tia Carrere in the 2002 movie). As detailed above, Billy Magnussen (Into the Woods) is set to play Agent Pleakley, a Plorgonarian agent of the United Galactic Federation who acts as the organisation's expert on Earth (and who was originally voiced by Kevin McDonald), while Zach Galifianakis (The Hangover) is set to star in the role of Dr Jumba Jookiba, the Kweltikwan mad scientist who created Stitch. While in the original, Jumba and Pleakely were depicted as aliens, for the remake the actors will appear in human form. Other cast members include Amy Hill (UnREAL), who voiced the fruit stand owner Lynne Hasegawa in the 2002 animated film and Disney Channel series, but will return in a different role. This time Hill is set to play a new character Tūtū, the longtime neighbour of Lilo and Nani, and the grandmother of David. Meanwhile, Kaipo Dudoit (Magnum PI) will play Nani’s boyfriend, David – a character who was voiced in the animated version by Jason Scott Lee. Lee is set to appear in the film as a Luau manager. Speaking on the Kyle Meredith With… podcast, Lee previously explained: "I got a little, small [part]. They threw me some bones, and I said, 'Yeah, absolutely! In any capacity.'" He continued: "I get to see the kid that's playing my character that I voiced, David. And I'll get to see Lilo and I'll get to see Nani, the new people, the actors that are playing them. So it'll be fun." Elsewhere, Courtney B Vance is set to star as Cobra Bubbles, a former CIA agent who is Lilo’s social worker (originally voiced by Ving Rhames), while Hannah Waddingham (Ted Lasso) has been cast in an unspecified role, although she’s rumoured to be playing the Grand Councilwoman – the alien leader who was voiced by Zoe Caldwell in the 2002 animated film. Tia Carrere (Wayne’s World), who voiced Nani in the 2022 movie, is also returning for the new film, but in a different role – and is set to play social worker Mrs Kekoa this time around. We have no other news on casting yet but will keep you posted. Behind the camera, the movie will be produced by Dan Lin and Jonathan Eirich, who worked on Aladdin and are also attached to the new Inspector Gadget reboot. Mike Van Waes is screenwriter on the project. Lilo & Stitch 2025 plot: What is the movie about? If you're expecting the same story but in live-action, we'd say where have you been? The live-action movies so far have made some changes to the classics. Beauty and the Beast gave us more backstory for Belle and the Beast, Dumbo was a darker take and Mulan's retelling involved new characters, no Mushu (controversially) and more martial arts. Don't get too anxious, though, as Lilo & Stitch should stay quite close to the original, with Sanders returning. The original story followed a schoolgirl and her sister in Hawaii after their parents die. Lonely little girl Lilo tries to find a friend, and comes across Stitch, a result of an alien genetic experiment. The pair become firm friends but find themselves getting into a lot of trouble along the way. The new synopsis says: "The story is about the bond formed between a lonely human girl named Lilo and a dog-like alien named Stitch, who is engineered to be a force of destruction." Sanders did raise concerns following the announcement, explaining animation allowed for Stitch to be an alien "yet still cute", whereas CGI might not allow for that. It remains to be seen! Hopefully the heartwarming story won't be tweaked too much and we'll soon hear the cries of 'Ohana!'. Is there a trailer for the live-action Lilo & Stitch movie? Yes, and you can watch it below: View oEmbed on the source website Lilo & Stitch will be released on Wednesday 21st May 2025. If you're looking for something to watch tonight, check out our TV Guide and Streaming Guide or visit our Film hub for all the latest news. For more from the biggest stars in TV, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
What does the Empire want with Ghorman in Andor season 2?
The devastation is hinted at in season 2's early episodes.
*Warning: Spoilers ahead for Andor season 2 episodes 1-3.* In chilling scenes, Andor season 2 has hinted at the devastation ahead for the planet of Ghorman, laying bare the Empire's evil in the first episodes. The show's creator Tony Gilroy previously revealed that the Ghorman massacre will play a part in season 2. He told Collider: "There's also a bit of confusion about the Ghorman Massacre, and what is the Ghorman Massacre? There's a lot of confusion within canon. "So, it was an opportunity to rebuild in a really significant way. It's a very significant part of our show that can do a lot of different things for us. Quite honestly, it's very expensive to build, so we really want to use it as much as possible so it carries over five different episodes. "I'm really confident that the really deep, passionate Star Wars community will appreciate how we've straightened out that story." What does the Empire want with Ghorman in Andor season 2? Ben Mendelsohn's menacing Orson Krennic returns in season 2, gathers a secret group of ISB agents and ordering no one to make any notes and ensuring it's a closed circle. He declares that Ghorman is of "great interest" to the Empire, telling them about the mineral kalkite present on Ghorman and how vital it is to the Emperor's "energy programme". But, of course, the extraction of kalkite will "present stark challenges" to the 800,000 Ghorman people, with Krennic saying there's a risk of the planet's "total collapse". Krennic introduces two men from the Ministry of Enlightenment who point to a smear campaign about the Ghor. But it's Dedra Meero (Denise Gough) who suggests: "Why not enlist rebels you can depend on to do the wrong thing?" and setting up what seems to be the road to the Ghorman Massacre. What is the Ghorman Massacre in Star Wars? As Gilroy mentions, there is a bit of confusion about what the Ghorman massacre actually is. Broadly, it's referred to as an attack in 2BBY when Imperial forces violently killed peaceful protesters on Ghorman. At the heart of the attack was Moff Tarkin, who landed his ship on thousands of peaceful protestors, killing them. The massacre prompted Mon Mothma (Genevieve O'Reilly) to publicly blame Emperor Palpatine, and deliver the Declaration of the Rebel Alliance, unifying fractured rebel groups and spurring on the fight against the Empire. Andor season 2 premieres on Disney Plus UK on Wednesday 23rd April 2025 sign up to Disney+ from £4.99 a month or £89.90 for a year. Check out more of our Sci-Fi coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on.
Snow White live-action movie: Release date, plot, trailer and latest news
Mirror, mirror on the wall... the classic fairytale is coming to life for all!
There’s plenty of buzz around Disney’s upcoming live-action Snow White movie, the first reviews for which have been glowingly positive. Starring West Side Story actress Rachel Zegler in the title role and Wonder Woman's Gal Gadot as the Evil Queen, the film hasn't been without controversy, with reports of scaled-back promotion because of the criticism. Marc Webb is set to direct the remake of Disney's very first animated film, with Marc Platt producing and Dear Evan Hansen's Benj Pasek and Justin Paul writing new songs for the upcoming movie. Read on for everything you need to know about the Snow White live-action film, including when it's set to be released and who's set to star. Snow White live-action movie UK release date The film is scheduled to be released in UK cinemas on 21st March 2025. The Hollywood premiere took place on 15th March, but was scaled back amid the film’s controversies. Ahead of the premiere, which would usually include a large-scale red carpet event with press outlets invited to interview the stars, Variety reported that it would only involve photographers and in-house crew. The upcoming live-action Snow White movie isn't the only upcoming Disney live-action remake fairytale fans have to look forward to, with Lilo & Stitch, Moana, Tangled and Hercules on the way. Watch the original Snow White on Disney Plus - £4.99 a month or £89.90 for a year subscription Snow White 2025 cast: Who stars in the live-action remake? Deadline confirmed back in 2022 that West Side Story star Rachel Zegler had been cast as Snow White. Zegler beat more than 30,000 actresses for the role of Maria when she was just 17 and replied to a casting call she saw on X (then called Twitter). She also starred in Shazam! Fury of the Gods. Zegler is the first Colombian-Polish actress to play a Disney Princess and joins an illustrious alumni of actresses who have tackled the Snow White role including Lily Collins in Mirror, Mirror, Sarah Patterson in Snow White, and Ginnifer Goodwin in Once Upon a Time. Zegler shared her excitement on social media following the announcement. View oEmbed on the source website Later in 2022, Deadline announced that Wonder Woman's Gal Gadot was in negotiations to play the Evil Queen in the live-action remake. Gadot told Entertainment Weekly in September 2022 that she was "all in", saying "to be able to tell her story and to get under her skin was an incredible process". "I enjoyed it so much that I even took it home, and I changed my voice, and I used my body as a way to express her even more," the actress continued. "I'm grateful for the opportunity to play such an iconic villain." Meanwhile, Andrew Burnap (The Chaperone) is set to play the male lead role of Jonathan, a new invention set to replace the original prince. In March 2023, Burnap told Man About Town that, although he plays the love interest, "it's no longer a princess waiting to be saved by a prince". Ansu Kabia (Murder on the Orient Express) will star as the Huntsman, who is the Evil Queen's servant in the 1937 film, Emilia Faucher (CODA) will star as young Snow White, and Patrick Page – who previously played Scar in The Lion King musical on Broadway – will play the Magic Mirror. It has also been announced that Martin Klebba (Jurassic World) will provide the voice of the digitally-rendered Grumpy in the new film, while Jeremy Swift (Gosford Park) will voice Doc, the leader of the seven dwarves. Meanwhile, George Salazar (Superstore) will voice Happy, Andy Grotelueschen (The Good Wife) will voice Sleepy, Tituss Burgess (Central Park) will voice Bashful, Jason Kravits (The Practice) will voice Sneezy, and Andrew Barth Feldman (Dear Evan Hansen) will voice Dopey. The script will be written by Erin Cressida Wilson, who wrote Girl on the Train, and Marc Platt is producer. Marc Webb will direct – you may know him from 2012's The Amazing Spider-Man. Webb previously told Deadline: "Rachel’s extraordinary vocal abilities are just the beginning of her gifts. Her strength, intelligence, and optimism will become an integral part of rediscovering the joy in this classic Disney fairytale." Snow White live-action movie plot: What is Disney changing? Walt Disney's original Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was based on the Brothers Grimm fairytale and was the very first animation released by the studio. The remake is set to expand the story and music, so think along the lines of Beauty and the Beast and Aladdin – the former saw Belle take more of a lead role and added a feminist message, whereas the latter saw Princess Jasmine push back against her father herself and had her sing her own Speechless song to capture the feeling of being treated differently as a woman. Snow White often comes under fire when people discuss consent – she's kissed while asleep by a prince – so we anticipate some changes around that. Cast member Burnap's recent comments strengthen this theory, with the actor – who's set to play male lead Jonathan – recently telling Man About Town of his character: "[He's] less of a full-on prince and more of a reluctant hero." However, with exact plot details yet to be revealed, we'll have to wait and see exactly what the remake will look like. Snow White 2025 remake controversy explained Following the announcement of Zegler’s casting back in 2022, there was backlash from conservative critics over the actress, who is of Colombian-Polish descent, playing the character who, in the 19th century Grimms fairy tale, is described as having “skin as white as snow”. Zegler faced criticism in 2022 at the D23 Expo when she described the original film as “dated” and added that Prince Charming “literally stalks” Snow White. She sparked controversy again in 2023 when she suggested the remake would be more feminist than the original film, saying in an interview: "It’s no longer 1937... She’s not going to be saved by the prince, and she’s not going to be dreaming about true love. She’s dreaming about becoming the leader she knows she can be." After some commentators took issue with the story change, Zegler responded to the backlash in an interview with Variety, saying that her comments were wrongly interpreted as being critical of the original film – and that she believes Snow White can want both love and independence. The film has also been criticised by Peter Dinklage, who has a form of dwarfism called achondroplasia, with the star accusing Disney of “hypocrisy” over the movie, citing the fairy tale’s “backwards story about seven dwarfs living in a cave together.” "Literally no offence to anyone, but I was a little taken aback – they were very proud to cast a Latina actress as Snow White," he said on the WTF with Marc Maron podcast. "But you're still telling the story of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Take a step back and look at what you're doing there. It makes no sense to me." He continued: "You're progressive in one way but then you're still making that f**king backwards story about seven dwarfs living in a cave together, what the f**k are you doing, man? Have I done nothing to advance the cause from my soap box? I guess I'm not loud enough." Disney responded to Dinklage’s criticisms in a statement, which read: “To avoid reinforcing stereotypes from the original animated film, we are taking a different approach with these seven characters and have been consulting with members of the dwarfism community. "We look forward to sharing more as the film heads into production after a lengthy development period." The film has also faced backlash for plot changes to the 1937 original, with the son of one of the 1937 movie’s animators and supervising director, David Hand, criticising changes to the storyline. He told The Telegraph: "It's a whole different concept, and I just totally disagree with it. "Their thoughts are just so radical now. They change the stories, they change the thought process of the characters... They’re making up new woke things, and I’m just not into any of that." However, both Zegler and the film's director Webb have said the new movie honours the original while introducing it to a new generation. In a recent interview with Vogue Mexico, Zegler explained: “It’s very important for the public to know that Disney has found this beautiful and delicate balance between the 1937 animated classic that everyone knows and loves, and at the same time, introduces it to this new generation.” Meanwhile, in notes shared with press, director Webb said it was important for the new film "to honour the DNA of Snow White". He added: "The original Snow White didn’t break the mould... it created the mould. Somehow, Walt Disney connects to something inside of us, a kind of childlike wonder and optimism. "But there was also an opportunity to re-tell the mythology to reflect the times that we’re in, and I think all good stories evolve over time. They become reflections of the world that we live in and what we want the world to be to a degree.” What songs will feature in the Snow White live-action movie? Along with the beloved songs from the original 1937 film's soundtrack, the remake will also include new songs written by La La Land's Benj Pasek and Justin Paul. One of these new songs is Waiting on a Wish, which fans were first given a glimpse at in the film's first trailer, which was released back in December 2023. "Benj and Justin came up with the idea of Waiting on a Wish, inspired by the iconic wishing well first introduced to audiences in the animated Snow White,” Platt previously shared. “They have written a truly beautiful song for our new film that is bound to become iconic in its own right.” On 4th March 2025, the song was released to the public and you can check it out below. View oEmbed on the source website Snow White live-action trailer Yes, Disney released the official trailer for the film back in December 2023, giving fans a first look at Zegler in action as she interacts with the Evil Queen and the seven dwarves. Watch below: View oEmbed on the source website Snow White will be released in UK cinemas on 21st March 2025. Watch the original Snow White on Disney Plus - £4.99 a month or £89.90 for a year subscription If you're looking for something to watch tonight, check out our TV Guide and Streaming Guide or visit our Film hub for all the latest news. For more from the biggest stars in TV, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
Steven Knight on A Thousand Blows: 'I aim to portray race authentically by capturing the colourless soul'
The Peaky Blinders creator chats to Radio Times magazine about his new drama, A Thousand Blows.
This article first appeared in Radio Times magazine. “There’s no such thing as local,” says Steven Knight, sitting in a luxury London hotel suite. “Peaky taught me that a good story will resonate anywhere in the world.” I’ve just asked the man who made 1920s Birmingham the coolest place on the planet if he can do it again with the Victorian East End of London, where his new Disney+ drama A Thousand Blows is set. He’s pretty sure he can. “The show has absolutely all the ingredients for that,” Knight says. “A self-contained world with its own rules, fantastic performances; it looks great and it’s relevant to people’s lives.” At 65, Knight has every reason to feel confident. The second series of his Second World War drama SAS Rogue Heroes was a runaway hit and a Peaky Blinders film is on the way. Even last year’s ska saga This Town, a project that was sniffed at by critics, was a success as far as he’s concerned. “I love This Town,” he says. “And I don’t think you can let critics into your head. Asking myself ‘What do I think?’ is the only thing that should really matter.” Fantastically imagined and occasionally very violent, A Thousand Blows is set in a crepuscular 1880s Victorian criminal underworld where newly arrived Jamaican immigrants Hezekiah Moscow (Malachi Kirby) and Alec Munroe (Francis Lovehall) find opportunity in the bloody business of bare-knuckle boxing. Much of Knight’s work so far has been for the BBC – is it good to have the financial heft of a Disney-sized budget this time round? “It’s a nice feeling. But the BBC have been around for long enough to know how to deal with the fact that they are not as wealthy as other people,” he says. “Sometimes, the fact you can’t blow up the car or destroy the bridge means you have to think of something else.” That Disney money, however, has allowed Knight to conjure up an intoxicating and often brutal East End of cobbled streets, riverside alleys and teeming gin palaces in a disused brewery in Mortlake to the west of the capital. “Disney created the most amazing London inside the brewery,” he says. “And it became our playground.” Were Disney executives crawling all over that playground, telling him what to do? “Not at all. This was a British way of doing stuff, and the creative process was left alone.” And why would any executive mess with the process that came up with Peaky Blinders, one of the most successful TV dramas of recent history? Unlike that show’s main protagonist Tommy Shelby (Cillian Murphy), Hezekiah Moscow and Alec Munroe were real people. Likewise, bare-knuckle fighter Henry “Sugar” Goodson (Stephen Graham) and the woman he loves, Mary Carr (Erin Doherty), the head of the all-female criminal gang the Forty Elephants. “They actually existed,” says Knight. “They had a queen, Mary Carr, and went to Harrods where they’d steal so many things that they would waddle out looking like elephants. You wouldn’t dare make that up.” Knight’s own origin story is remarkable enough. One of seven children, he was brought up in the rough-and-ready West Midlands of the 1960s and 1970s. “I was in proper fights when I was a kid. Where I was, there was a lot of it,” he says. His father George, a blacksmith, fought when he was younger. “He was a good boxer. I remember his stories about fighting two twins on the same night and beating them. He used to wake us up when we were little kids to listen to Sonny Liston and Cassius Clay, live from Madison Square Garden. He bought us gloves and taught us all how to box.” It was a childhood made possible by Knight’s mother Ida, a cleaner and factory worker who also tended to the family every day. No surprise, then, that in A Thousand Blows, as in Peaky Blinders, life is held together by the women. “If you look at the world – and in my experience, most domestic situations – it’s the woman who’s in charge of common sense, and it’s the man who’s in charge of self-delusion. There’s an extra grown-upness to women that men don’t quite achieve, myself included.” The social historian and broadcaster David Olusoga is involved with the show. Is that to give advice around the non-white characters? “David is brilliant, but he’s not there to prove a point or make a case. When I’m writing characters it’s not, here is someone of that race with everything they do as a consequence of the fact they’re of that race. “I don’t think people are like that. I try to deal with the colourless soul of any human being. David is there to get down to the truth of how things were and how things are.” And that matters, says Knight, because in looking back we get a better understanding of our lives today. “If you pick a story that’s good, that’s rich, it will resonate with what’s happening now. Today people are trying to get into Britain on little boats, and A Thousand Blows is about somebody who comes aboard a ship and arrives in a sprawling city that has no mercy and no pity. Human beings don’t change. Love, jealousy, hatred, it’s always there.” So there’s plenty more material to mine out there in the real world? “I’ve just started, really,” he says. “And it’s a great feeling.” The latest issue of Radio Times is out now – subscribe here. A Thousand Blows comes to Disney Plus from 21st February. You can sign up to Disney Plus from £4.99 a month now. Check out more of our Drama coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what’s on. For more from the biggest stars in TV, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
Meet the cast of Paradise on Disney Plus
The cast features stars fans will recognise from the likes of Mare of Easttown, Supergirl, Licorice Pizza and more.
Hulu's latest political thriller, Paradise, which is also a This Is Us reunion, has landed on the streamer. Created by Dan Fogelman, Paradise stars Sterling K Brown as Xavier Collins, a Secret Service agent whose world comes crashing down one morning when he finds the President (James Marsden) dead. Alongside Brown and Marsden, the cast also includes Julianne Nicholson as the enigmatic Samantha Redmond, a powerful woman overseeing the community's governance. Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter, Fogelman admitted that he "lied to Disney to buy a couple of weeks of time for Julianne Nicholson", who was initially unavailable due to a scheduling conflict. He added: "She was somebody I wanted from the very beginning. I’d admired her from afar. I didn’t want Sinatra to be like a moustache-twirling villain, I wanted her to be softer, but also quietly commanding. I really wanted Julianne and we Zoomed, I sent her the scripts, and we hit it off." With Paradise being released weekly, read on for everything you need to know about the cast of the Disney Plus series. Paradise cast: Full list of actors and characters in Disney Plus drama The full list of Paradise cast members are as follows, scroll on to find out more about the characters plus where you may have seen the actors previously. Sterling K Brown as Agent Xavier Collins Julianne Nicholson as Samantha Redmond James Marsden as President Cal Bradford Sarah Shahi as Dr Gabriela Torabi Krys Marshall as Agent Robinson Jon Beavers as Billy Nicole Brydon Bloom as Jane Driscoll Charlie Evans as Jeremy Aliyah Mastin as Presley Percy Daggs IV as James Gerald McRaney as Cal's father Scott Lawrence aa General Curtleigh Sterling K Brown as Agent Xavier Collins Who is Xavier Collins? A Secret Service agent assigned to the president's detail, Xavier's job is simple: To keep the president safe. So when he finds Cal dead one morning, he finds himself not only confused at how such a murder in their neighbourhood could happen, but also in the line of suspicion. What else has Sterling K Brown been in? Brown reunites with This Is Us creator Dan Fogelman for Paradise, with Brown having played the role of Randall for the entirety of the hit drama. He is also known for his roles in The People v OJ Simpson: American Crime Story, The Marvelous Mrs Maisel, Black Panther and American Fiction. James Marsden as President Cal Bradford Who is Cal? A charismatic and well-liked president, Cal is battling his own demons – not having the best relationship with his son, a failing marriage and living in the shadow of his billionaire father. But when he winds up dead, a wider conspiracy is soon revealed. Speaking about the twists involved in his character's story, James Marsden told RadioTimes.com exclusively: "I think he presents himself a certain way and then, when you see him alone or [in] more vulnerable moments with his kid or with Agent Robinson or, of course, with Xavier, you see a much more vulnerable person there who carries a lot of regret. "There’s some emotional complexity there, and you see that he’s a product of how he was raised and his overbearing father." He added: "It was an opportunity to illuminate some of the darker sides of this character, of someone who is pretending, I guess, to be the commander-in-chief and his own self-image issues or self-loathing. It was a very rich journey to go on.” What else has James Marsden been in? Marsden is known for a number of roles over the years including in various films like The Notebook, 27 Dresses and Sonic the Hedgehog. In terms of TV, Marsden has starred in Jury Duty, Westworld, The Stand and 30 Rock. Julianne Nicholson as Samantha Redmond Who is Samantha? Known by the nickname of Sinatra, Sam is one of Cal's closest confidantes who heads up all his major operations. She is the bearer of many secrets but has also struggled in her personal life, which is how she met therapist Gabriela. Speaking about her character, Nicholson chatted to RadioTimes.com exclusively and admitted: "It’s very fun to portray women in positions of power on television and on screens. "I think what’s interesting is, as you say, we think of the commander-in-chief being the top dog, and I think it’s really interesting how Dan explores their history with each other. "They’ve known each other a long time. Samantha was... Kane, Cal’s dad, was one of her mentors and how they know each other. It was fun to have those scenes of them in the past and then see where they are in our... as they go on in their relationship and the years." What else has Julianne Nicholson been in? Nicholson is best known for her roles in Mare of Easttown, Law & Order: Criminal Intent and Masters of Sex. Other notable roles include The Red Road and Eyewitness, with Nicholson also set to star in BBC's Dope Girls. Krys Marshall as Agent Robinson Who is Robinson? Robinson is one of the senior members of staff working for the president but is hiding some secrets of her own, which threaten to boil over when Cal is found dead. What else has Krys Marshall been in? Marshall is best known for her role in For All Mankind as Danielle Poole, but she has also starred in Supergirl, Bad Monkey and This Is Us. Jon Beavers as Billy Who is Billy? Billy is one of the other Secret Service agents assigned to the president and works closely with Xavier, with the pair becoming friends over the years. He, like the people who he works with, has a past of his own before taking on the high-stakes job. What else has Jon Beavers been in? Beavers has starred in Apple TV+'s Sugar, Bel-Air and Animal Kingdom, as well as films like Licorice Pizza and Horizon: An American Saga - Chapter 1. Sarah Shahi as Dr Gabriela Torabi Who is Gabriela? A therapist and grief specialist, Gabriela first meets Samantha when she is going through a major loss. Since then and some years later, Gabriela now lives in the same serene neighbourhood as the world's most prominent people. What else has Sarah Shahi been in? Shahi is known for her roles in Fairly Legal, The L Word and Person of Interest. She has also starred in procedural dramas such as Chicago Fire and Rookie Blue, as well as Sex/Life, City on a Hill and Reverie. Nicole Brydon Bloom as Jane Driscoll Who is Jane? Jane is another agent working for the president, who doesn't appear to be as skilled or as confident as her peers but looks to Xavier as a mentor. She gets along best with Billy and is immediately questioned along with the rest of the agents after the death of the president. What else has Nicole Brydon Bloom been in? Bloom has starred in The Affair, The Gilded Age, We Were The Lucky Ones and Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. Charlie Evans as Jeremy Who is Jeremy? Jeremy is Cal's teenage son who doesn't get along well with his father. What else has Charlie Evans been in? Evans has starred in Everything's Gonna Be Okay and Leave The World Behind. Gerald McRaney as Kane Bradford Who is Kane? Cal's father, Kane is a successful billionaire and paved the way for Cal to be a politician. Now, he's suffering with dementia and lives with Cal in their serene neighbourhood. What else has Gerald McRaney been in? McRaney is known for his roles in This Is Us as Dr Nathan Katowski, as well as in Deadwood, House of Cards and NCIS: Los Angeles, to name a few. View Affiliate Playlist on the source website Paradise is streaming weekly on Disney Plus, the first four episodes are available to stream now. You can sign up to Disney Plus from £4.99 a month now. 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Can I get Disney Plus on my Virgin Media box?
Virgin customers, here's all you need to know about getting Disney Plus.
Disney Plus is a powerhouse in the streaming world. Since joining the subscription market in 2019, Disney Plus has quickly made a name as one of the best services in the market. The subscription service has thousands of hours of content, which includes famous blockbusters, classics, and a ton of kids' films – there's something for everyone with Disney Plus. Among the eclectic collection of content are favourites like Peter Pan, Aladdin, The Jungle Book and Lady and the Tramp. There are also new children's classics like Frozen, Encanto, and Inside Out. Disney Plus also has loads of more adult shows and films like The Bear and Only Murders in the Building, the Star Wars and Marvel universes, and plenty more. If you're interested in a Disney Plus subscription and are a Virgin Media customer, then we're here to tell you how you can get all that Disney Plus has to offer through your box. Sign-up to Disney Plus from £4.99 a month For more pricing information, check out our guide to how much is Disney Plus. Also, see our guide to the best Disney Plus shows and best Disney Plus movies to watch right now. Can I get Disney Plus on my Virgin Media box? Yes, if you're a Virgin Media customer with a Stream Box or Virgin TV 360 you can get Disney Plus direct to your TV through the box. You first have to have a Disney Plus account, and subscriptions are set at a range of prices. The Standard with Ads plan will cost £4.99 a month, and gives you access to 1080p Disney content to stream across two devices simultaneously. However, you can't stream the ads tier on your Virgin Media box. Instead, you'll have to sign up for the Standard plan, which costs £8.99 a month. The Standard plan has no adverts, and you can download content to watch offline on two devices. If you want to go all out, then the Premium plan could be the one for you. For £12.99 a month, you can enjoy ultra-high definition (4K HDR) ad-free content streamed and downloaded across four devices. Sign-up to Disney Plus from £4.99 a month How to watch Disney Plus On Virgin TV Once you've signed up via the Disney Plus website, just log in through your box and watch away. As well as Virgin Media, you'll be able to watch Disney Plus on your Smart TV and plenty of other devices. Shows are downloadable on all subscription levels (apart from the ads tier), so you can watch them later on Android phones and tablets, iPhones, iPads and Amazon Fire Tablets. It's worth noting that downloads last for 30 days. Sign-up to Disney Plus from £4.99 a month If you've yet to sign up to Virgin Media, their TV packages start from £33 a month. Sign up to Virgin Media TV from £33 a month For more, check out our guide on can I get Disney Plus on BT, how to watch Disney Plus on Apple TV, Virgin Media offers, and what is Virgin Media Stream?
Mufasa: The Lion King – release date, cast and trailer for prequel
Everything we know about the upcoming live-action prequel.
Fans of The Lion King are in for a very Merry Christmas thanks to the release of new prequel Mufasa: The Lion King – which has now arrived in UK cinemas. The film is directed by hugely acclaimed Moonlight filmmaker Barry Jenkins, and although it differs a great deal from his previous work, our 3-star review of the film said that he was able to add "currents of personality and style" to the movie. Like the hugely successful 2019 version of The Lion King (which is one of the top 10 highest grossing films of all time), the film sees an A-list cast of actors lend their voices to photorealistic CGI animals, with both returning stars and new faces featuring prominently. One of those new faces is Mads Mikkelsen, who adds yet another villain to his impressive resume as formidable white lion Kiros. And while playing an antagonist is very much within the Danish actor's well established skill set, the new film also requires him to do something new: singing! "I was more nervous than I was excited, because I've never done it before," he said of the challenge during an exclusive interview with RadioTimes.com. "Having said that, after… when the first half hour was passed, then I started getting excited, and we found a key into and I got a lot of help." Of course, while the previous film could count on several beloved hit songs from the original animation such as Hakuna Matata and Can You Feel The Love Tonight? the new film has a wholly original soundtrack provided by Lin Manuel Miranda, who recently spoke to Radio Times magazine about his inspiration for the new tunes. With the film now arriving in UK cinemas, read on to find out everything we know about the Lion King prequel. Mufasa: The Lion King release date Mufasa: The Lion King has now been released in UK cinemas, with the film landing on Friday 20th December 2024 – just in time for Christmas. The film was originally set to land in theatres on 5th July, before being delayed for a festive release. Mufasa: The Lion King cast Rebel Ridge star Aaron Pierre voices Mufasa in the film, while his Genius co-star Kelvin Harrison Jr takes on the role of Scar. Interestingly, Disney has revealed his actual name, Taka, and confirmed the pair are not actually brothers. At least, not in the biological sense. They are joined by a jam-packed cast, including Blue Ivy Carter, Beyoncé and Jay Z's daughter, who voices Simba and Nala's daughter Kiara, while several of the stars from the previous film also return including Donald Glover as Simba, Beyoncé as Nala, Billy Eichner as Timon and Seth Rogen as Pumbaa. Meanwhile, the film can count on one of the world's leading portrayer of villains to voice the main antagonist, with Mads Mikkelsen voicing the character of Kiros. Here's the full cast list: Aaron Pierre as Mufasa Kelvin Harrison Jr as Scar Tiffany Booen as Sarabi, Mufasa's future queen Kagiso Lediga as Young Rafiki John Kani as Old Rafiki Preston Nyman as Zazu Mads Mikkelsen as Kiros Thandiwe Newton as Eshe, Scar's mother Lennie James as Obasi, Scar's father Anika Noni Rose as Afia, Mufasa's mother Keith David as Masego, Mufasa's father Donald Glover as Simba Beyoncé as Nala Blue Ivy Carter as Kiara, Simba and Nala's daughter Billy Eichner as Timon Seth Rogen as Pumbaa Mufasa: The Lion King trailer A couple of trailer for the film were released ahead of it's launch – you can see the full version below: View oEmbed on the source website Mufasa: The Lion King plot The film will sees Rafiki tell Simba and Nala's young daughter the story of how her grandfather became king. As per Disney's official synopsis: "Told in flashbacks, the story introduces Mufasa as an orphaned cub, lost and alone – until he meets a sympathetic lion named Taka, the heir to a royal bloodline. "The chance meeting sets in motion an expansive journey of an extraordinary group of misfits searching for their destiny — their bonds will be tested as they work together to evade a threatening and deadly foe." We know that Taka is Scar's actual name, with the synopsis already adding plenty of extra intrigue as to why the pair's relationship ends up so strained by the time we reach The Lion King. Mufasa is now showing in UK cinemas. Check out more of our Film coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more from the biggest stars in TV, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
Bluey movie is coming to cinemas from BBC Studios and Disney
It's the comforting children's animation that has taken the world by storm, and there's really no stopping Bluey as the series is headed to the big screen, it's now been confirmed. That's right – Bluey is getting a feature film, it was announced today (Tuesday 17th December) on Good Morning America. While fans will undoubtedly be excited for the new movie, you'll have to exercise a little bit of patience as it's not set to hit the silver screen till 2027. The new film will be coming from BBC Studios and Walt Disney Studios, meaning that after its cinematic release, the Bluey film will then be available to stream on Disney Plus and on ABC iview and ABC Kids in Australia. But what will the movie be about? Well, according to the film's official synopsis, it will "continue the adventures of Bluey, a lovable, inexhaustible, blue heeler dog, who lives with her Mum, Dad and her little sister, Bingo". The film will be written and directed by series creator Joe Brumm, who said of the announcement of the movie: "I really enjoyed the experience of working with a longer format on The Sign in Series 3, so going even further with a feature film feels like a natural extension of that. "I’ve always thought Bluey deserved a theatrical movie. I want this to be an experiential event for the whole family to enjoy together. I’m excited to continue to partner with Cecilia Persson, Tom Fussell and the team at BBC Studios, and Dana Walden, Alan Bergman and Disney to bring this new Bluey story to the big screen." Read more: Bluey fans worldwide can now watch newly available episode Archaeology War of the Rohirrim's Brian Cox "envious" not to be in Lord of the Rings trilogy 28 Years Later trailer zombie is not Cillian Murphy, sources confirm Similarly, executive producers Charlie Aspinwall and Daley Pearson also said in a statement: "Over the past eight years, we’ve had the privilege of working alongside an extraordinary team of more than fifty artists and producers whose talent, dedication and creativity have shaped Bluey into the beloved series it is today. "Their work has paved the way for this incredible opportunity to expand Bluey’s world onto the big screen. We’re excited to continue showing Queensland as a home for world-class talent and to share a new beautiful Bluey story by Joe Brumm with families around the world." Disney Entertainment co-chairs Alan Bergman and Dana Walden said that Bluey has united "families everywhere with its heartfelt stories of play, imagination and connection". They continued: "We are so proud to expand upon our relationship with BBC Studios to bring the magic of ‘Bluey’ to the big screen — for real life! — and we are deeply grateful to Joe Brumm for creating a world that continues to inspire and delight families everywhere.” As of now, we know that voice talent from the series including Melanie Zanetti and David McCormack will be featured and the score will be created by Joff Bush, who is also the composer on the series. Richard Jeffrey, who has worked on Bluey seasons 1 to 3, will co-direct and Amber Naismith (Happy Feet, The Lego Movie) will serve as producer. Bluey is available to stream on Disney Plus. Sign up to Disney Plus now for £4.99 per month or £79.90 for a full year. Check out more of our Comedy coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more from the biggest stars in TV, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
Moana 2 soundtrack: Full list of songs in the movie
The first full-length song from the sequel has been released!
The original Moana film – released back in 2016 – included arguably some of the best new Disney songs of the 21st century, with the likes of How Far I'll Go, Shiny and Your Welcome all becoming instant classics. Fans will be pleased to hear that Disney's long awaited sequel, Moana 2, also contains plenty of new, entertaining songs, but this time they've been written by Abigail Barlow and Emily Bear, the Grammy-winning pair behind the Unofficial Bridgerton Musical who have taken over from Lin-Manuel Miranda. The new sequel catches up with the titular heroine as she journeys to the far seas of Oceania after receiving an unexpected call from her ancestors. With the film out now in cinemas, read on for everything you need to know about the Moana 2 soundtrack, including how you can listen to it. Moana 2 soundtrack: Every song in the film Lin-Manuel Miranda may not have written the music for Moana 2, but it turns out that he was very much on hand to give Barlow and Bear some pointers, with the duo exclusively telling RadioTimes.com: "We had conversations with him in the very beginning when we, you know, set sail, if you will. And he gave us some really great advice. He gave me lots of books from the greats, musical storytelling greats. "And just sort of gave me an education on how to tell a story through music really succinctly and the craft of it. And yeah, with the music and creating it, we wanted to pay homage to the beautiful world that was created in Moana 1 while also adding our little spin on it. So we wanted one foot in, one foot out of the world." The track list is as follows: Tulou Tagaloa (Sei e Va’ai Mai) Performed by Olivia Foa‘i, Te Vaka We're Back Performed by Auli'i Cravalho Cast Tuputupu (The Feast) Performed by Te Vaka Beyond Performed by Auli'i Cravalho My Wish For You (Innocent Warrior) Performed by Olivia Foa'i, Sulata Foa'i-Amiatu, Matatia Foa'i, Matthew Ineleo, Opetaia Foa'i Finding the Way Performed by Olivia Foa'i, Te Vaka What Could Be Better Than This? Performed by Auli'i Cravalho, Hualālai Chung, Rose Matafeo, David Fane Get Lost Performed by Awhimai Fraser Can I Get a Chee Hoo? Performed by Dwayne Johnson Mana Vavau Performed by Dwayne Johnson, Opetaia Foa'i, Rachel House Beyond (Reprise) Performed by Auli'i Cravalho Nuku O Kaiga Performed by Te Vaka Finding the Way (Reprise) Performed by Te Vaka We Know the Way (Te Fenua te Malie) Performed by Auli'i Cravalho, Olivia Foa'i, Opetaia Foa'i, Te Vaka Beyond (End Credit Version) Performed by Auli'i Cravalho We're Back (Te Vaka Version) Performed by Olivia Foa'i Te Vaka How to listen to the Moana 2 soundtrack The Moana 2 soundtrack CD and Vinyl is available for <a href="https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0DLZFWNGL/ref=sr_1_2?crid=MD51WDW7GGEC&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.jL6xYkbdygTN5CLVSvZ_V05A4VpvYBInq7wqnRwo49BuNEpsPNtr24WMFa_xsDAq18BuekOzTSkavWIevg2KK0iMVN0CKfc7JK66ryn5oin-7-wkKlN5MmkNaDsPbvYlz76xhAJ6_pBcKmssZt1eTwY_fvgmiIVaonBUX3Z2a_6AEPnG8VltuhaoejU_XzeoHNEBgt2fXC2ennvL0R5rjSNLF-v7coR_2_IxNvTczLY.T6h-pSgrrqEXayqZ3iUjuGqppMPtH94ZQ5j_1n8lg0o&dib_tag=se&keywords=moana+2+original+motion+picture+soundtrack&nsdOptOutParam=true&qid=1731073111&sprefix=moana+2+original+motion+picture+soundtrack+%2Caps%2C69&sr=8-2&tag=radtim0b-21&ascsubtag=radiotimes-2139582" target="_blank" rel="sponsored">pre-order at Amazon, and will be available to buy from 22nd November 2024, ahead of the movie, which is coming to cinemas on 27th November. Beyond is available to listen to now on Spotify. You can also check out the new Moana 2 song in the video below. View oEmbed on the source website Disney Music released Beyond, the first full-length song from the upcoming sequel a few weeks ahead of the film's release, specifically the end credits rendition as performed by the film’s star, Auli'i Cravalho. View oEmbed on the source website Speaking about writing Beyond, Barlow and Bear said in a statement: "During the process of writing this, we spoke to a lot of people who come from Oceania and the Polynesian Islands, and what rings true to all of them is their deep connection to their heritage and how they honour their ancestors. "No matter how daunting this journey is to Moana, she can’t refuse it. It scares her but also exhilarates her because it’s a call from the ancestors. And the idea that the ocean connects us all is a very big part of Pacific Island culture and wayfinding culture." Cravalho added: "Beyond really impacted me as someone who feels deeply connected to my culture. It’s about going beyond what you’re capable of, beyond your comfort zone, and not doing it just for yourself, doing it for your people." Moana 2 is out now in UK cinemas. Check out more of our Film coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more from the biggest stars in TV, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
Moana 2: Release date, trailer and latest news
Moana and Maui are sailing back to the big screen.
Moana 2 has made a huge splash at the box office, making history with a record Thanksgiving haul of $221 million, the largest five-day opening of all time. The sequel, which sees Dwayne Johnson and Auliʻi Cravalho return to voice their beloved characters, follows the titular heroine (Cravalho) as she brings together a motley crew to embark on an adventure to the far seas of Oceania after she gets an unexpected call from her ancestors. A trailer previously gave fans a glimpse at all the danger the gang encounter along the way, as well as providing a first look at a handful of new characters, including Moni, Kele and Loto, portrayed by Hualālai Chung, David Fane and Rose Matafeo, as well as Matangi (Awhimai Fraser) and Moana's ancestor Tautai Vasa (Gerald Ramsey). It might have broken box office records, but the Disney sequel has been hit with lukewarm reviews – with our own RadioTimes.com write-up saying it "lacks the emotional impact" of the original. Moana 2 is separate from the studio’s live-action remake, which is currently in the works and set to star Johnson as the tattooed demigod Maui. So, when is the sequel set to land in cinemas and who could star? Read on for everything we know so far about the release date and cast. Moana 2 release date Moana 2 was released in cinemas in the UK on Friday 29th November. This was ever so slightly later than across the pond, where the film arrived on Wednesday 27th November 2024. "Moana remains an incredibly popular franchise," the company’s CEO Bob Iger said in a statement when the film was announced. "We can’t wait to give you more of Moana and Maui when Moana 2 comes to theatres this November." Iger confirmed to CNBC that Moana 2 is serving as a replacement for a Moana Disney Plus TV series, which was ultimately scrapped for a full-length Moana sequel film. Moana 2 age rating The film is rated PG by the MPAA for "action/ peril". So, while there are some intense action scenes in the movie, it remains suitable for families. Moana 2 cast It wouldn't quite be a Moana movie without the first film's star, Auli’i Cravalho, at the helm, so it's a good thing she's reprising the fan-favourite role for a second time. Dwayne Johnson will be returning as demigod Maui, and is also set to play the character in the live-action Moana as well. Speaking about Cravalho's return, co-director Dana Ledoux Miller called her "an incredible young woman" and credited her with helping shape Moana's journey in the film. "We have all of these storyboards we're putting crafting the story together, and then an actress like Auli'i comes into the booth and just adds new layers and new depth, new humour," she explained to RadioTimes.com. "She is incredibly funny. She imbues the story with so much heart and emotion that it's inevitable that she's changing it." Moana 2 will also feature returning cast members Rachel House as Moana’s Grandma Tala, Temuera Morrison as Moana’s father Chief Tui and Nicole Scherzinger as Moana’s mother Sina. Meanwhile, other cast members include Hualālai Chung, David Fane, Rose Matafeo, Awhimai Fraser, Gerald Ramsey and Khaleesi Lambert-Tsuda as Moana’s little sister Simea. Moana 2 plot As we see in the latest trailer for Moana 2, the film begins with Moana returning home from a three-day journey to be greeted by her younger sister, Simea. Moana then reveals that she found an object on her journey that symbolises an ancient island that's cursed by "angry gods". "I know what I have to do," Moana says, as she resolves to set out on a journey to break this curse – and starts assembling a crew to accompany her. The official summary of the movie reads: "After receiving an unexpected call from her wayfinding ancestors, Moana must journey to the far seas of Oceania and into dangerous, long-lost waters for an adventure unlike anything she’s ever faced." Meanwhile Cravalho explained how Moana being slightly older this time around changes things slightly, telling RadioTimes.com: "For the first time in Disney history, a Disney princess has aged, and I find that to be really special. "I think that is also a main theme in our story, that Moana is ready to go out even further beyond the reef, and thinks that maybe this journey, as difficult as it is, has a bit of a set nature to it. "She knows that she's got to go on, go out further than before, and that she'll come back home. But in fact, we see that it takes left turns and loop de loops, and that the life and the path forward is not always straight." Is there a trailer for Moana 2? Yes! You can watch the second trailer below: View oEmbed on the source website You can watch the first trailer, too, which made its debut at D23 earlier this year, below: View oEmbed on the source website Moana 2 is available to watch in UK cinemas now. Check out more of our Film coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more from the biggest stars in TV, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
Moana 2 review: Colourful Disney sequel lacks emotional impact
The follow-up will appeal to the youngest of fans, but parents may find themselves less invested.
When Moana was released back in 2016, this Disney animation stormed the box office, grossing $643 million worldwide. Now, eight years on, Moana 2 rides into cinemas on the crest of an Oceania wave. Dwayne Johnson and Auli’I Cravalho, who voices Polynesian girl Moana, are back for a follow-up that doesn’t strive too far from its tried-and-tested formula. Some will bemoan this, but Moana is never a cartoon that peddles innovation. It’s more about gentle storytelling, one that pays due homage to Polynesian myth and culture. In Moana 2, three years on from the first story, we are reunited with Moana, the young wayfinder, whose job it is to continue what her ancestors started. As her father Tui (voiced by Temuera Morrison), chief of Motunui Island, says, she must “connect to our past, our present and our future beyond”, a maxim that soon comes to pass when Moana is compelled to follow a trail in the sky left by her wayfinding ancestors. Her task? To journey across Oceania to help lift an ancient curse placed on the island of Motufetu. Soon enough, Moana is assembling her crew, including the nerdy youngster Loto (Rose Matafeo), white-haired farmer Kele (David Fane) and Moni (Hualālai Chung), a buff young fellow with a man-crush on Maui, the demigod voiced by Dwayne Johnson from the original movie. Also on the boat are Moana’s pet pig and rooster (or “bacon and eggs”, as Maui later cheekily calls them) and when the adventure gets going, they’re joined by a strange creature wearing coconut armour who wants to help break the curse. Moana, of course, is intimately bonded with the great stretch of water that surrounds her island, Motunui, where she still lives with her father and mother (Nicole Scherzinger). To visualise this, she is often seen communicating with the water, which wraps itself into a cylindrical shape – think the water-pods in The Abyss and you’re not far off. It’s a neat idea, and one that could’ve been further exploited in a story that – to use the Moana metaphor – sometimes loses its way. Directed by David Derrick Jr, Jason Hand and Dana Ledoux Miller, the slightly wayward script sees the plot gets tossed about like Moana’s raft on the ocean. In truth, it lacks the emotional impact – and jeopardy – to really power this tale of ancient curse-lifting. The number of members of Moana’s crew adds to the problem; eight occupants – as it will be when Maui meets them – just feels like too many to invest in. Yet for all that griping, Moana 2 is a colourful, laidback ride that will appeal to the youngest of Disney fans. The animation of this ancient Pacific culture is quite beautiful; from glowing sunsets to the pores on their faces, the detail strived for is remarkable. The dialogue may sometimes feel portentous (lines like “may the ancestors continue to guide us”), but there are some snappy one-liners too – not least Maui calling a group of young acolytes ‘Moana-bes’. Johnson seems to enjoy himself playing Maui, the demigod with the perpetually moving tattoo that jumps across his body, and he spars well with the others. Cravalho again shows she has a fine vocal range and handles the songs by Emily Bear and Abigail Barlow. Johnson also gets his chance to wrap his deep vocal chords around one number, which he does competently enough. Still, while it all feels a little ho-hum for the parents at least, it won’t be the last time we see this perky character, with a live-action Moana remake on the way, as well as hints in the post-credits sequence that a third animation is being plotted. For the moment, Moana 2 just about has enough to keep audiences interested. Just. Moana 2 is out now in the US, and will be released on Friday 29th November in the UK. Check out more of our Film coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more from the biggest stars in TV, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
How to watch Inside Out 2: When is it coming to Disney Plus?
Following its speculator run at the box office, Inside Out 2 now has an official home release date. The film, which RadioTimes.com gave an impressive four-star rating and described as "an inventive and assured delight", has amassed $1.62 billion at the global box office 10th weekend of release, becoming the top-grossing Pixar movie and the biggest animated release of all time. The Pixar blockbuster is set to land on 4k Ultra HD, Blu-ray and DVD next month. And that’s not the only exciting news: the home-viewing format will feature a range of additional features, including a brand-new opening and exclusive deleted scenes. "In this alternate opening, a now 13-year-old Riley awkwardly fumbles her way through an original song she wrote for a school audition," the official description reads. Wondering how you can watch Inside Out 2? Read on for everything you need to know, including whether it's available to stream on Disney Plus. How to watch Inside Out 2 Inside Out 2 is out now in cinemas. Building off a strong IP and following glowing reviews, box office projections are suggesting this will be a return to form for Pixar. When can I watch Inside Out 2 at home? The film is set to arrive on 4k Ultra HD, Blu-ray and DVD on 30th September, meaning there isn't that long to wait at all! When is Inside Out 2 coming to Disney Plus? It is not yet known when Inside Out 2 is coming to Disney Plus, but it won’t be for at least 100 days after the start of its theatrical run, as it has been given an exclusive cinema release window by Disney and Pixar. Speaking to Time, Pixar’s Pete Docter explained: "That’s how long we had for Elemental. When that movie came out, we all said, 'Oh, no, that didn’t open the way we thought it should!' "But as time went on, it just had legs. I don’t know if the marketing was wrong, the space was too crowded, or people thought it didn’t look interesting. But word of mouth made people go check it out. "I think that would not have happened if we came out three weeks later on Disney Plus." With this in mind, don’t expect to dive into Inside Out 2 from the comfort of your own home until at least late September. Get three months of Disney Plus for just £1.99 a month in this new limited-time offer. Who stars in Inside Out 2? Pixar’s latest outing brings new emotions for our main character Riley to deal with as she enters her teenage years, including Ayo Edebiri’s Envy and Maya Hawke's Anxiety. However, you may have noticed a couple of missing voices, with Bill Hader and Mindy Kaling not returning to their roles, while Guilt, Jealousy and Shame have all been dropped from the emotional line-up. Speaking on the decision to cut certain emotions, director Kelsey Mann said: "It's all about, like, are they right for telling this story? Are there too many? "Because the main one was always Anxiety. And I wanted other ones to show up, too. But they had to not trump it or not have to, like, take over the film, or distract so much – they need to help support her story and what she's going through." Fear not, though, as a stacked cast including Parks and Recreation’s Amy Poehler and Arrested Development’s Tony Hale are on hand to ensure this hits home as much as the original outing. View Affiliate Playlist on the source website Check out more of our Film coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more from the biggest stars in TV, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
The Greatest Showman stage show and Hercules run on West End confirmed by Disney
The major Disney productions are taking to the stage!
Theatre fans, you're in luck as not just one Disney production, but two have been confirmed as getting stage adaptations – and one is even coming to London. Announced at fan convention D23 last night (Friday 9th August), the entertainment showcase revealed that both The Greatest Showman and Hercules will be gracing the stage as musicals. As of yet, there's no word on when The Greatest Showman will be making its stage debut but we do know that Hercules the musical will be coming to London's West End next year. The news of The Greatest Showman was announced alongside a rendition of the film’s song, The Greatest Show, which only notched up the excitement amongst fans in the audience. View oEmbed on the source website As of now, there's been no confirmation on who is set to star or even if whether Hugh Jackman is at all involved in the new production. Of course, Jackman is currently enjoying the box office success of Deadpool & Wolverine but is known for his leading role in the 2017 musical film as PT Barnum. Jackman starred in the film alongside Zac Efron, Zendaya, Keala Seattle and Rebecca Ferguson, among others. The film follows Barnum as he becomes a worldwide sensation in the show business, with his imagination and innovative ideas taking him to the top of his game. Read more: Tron: Ares confirms superstar composers to replace Daft Punk Inside Out spin-off series coming to Disney Plus from Pixar: "Think of it as an in-between-quel" The film was based on the real story of Barnum and was written by Jenny Bicks and Bill Condon, based on a story conceived by Bicks. It went on to receive many nominations on the awards circuit at the time of its release and went on to become the fifth highest-grossing live-action musical film of all time, grossing $435 million worldwide. So, it's safe to say that the film has quite the fanbase who will undoubtedly be excited for its onstage debut. As for Hercules, the Disney West End production will open on Theatre Royal Drury Lane in summer 2025 and has been directed and choreographed by Casey Nicholaw, who is known for his work on The Book of Mormon and Some Like It Hot. Inspired by the 1997 animated film, the West End production of Hercules will feature music and lyrics by Alan Menken and David Zippel, co-choreography by Tanisha Scott and even a brand-new book by Robert Horn and Kwame Kwei-Armah. Make sure you check out our full guide to the best musicals on tour, plus the best kids theatre shows and yes, the best UK pantomimes.
Andor season 2 return confirmed for dastardly Star Wars villain in D23 sneak peek
We've known that Andor season 2 is coming for some time now but the series just keeps on throwing out surprises – this time, with a casting announcement that's sure to get everyone counting down the days till the new instalment. The second instalment in the Star Wars series will of course see the return of Diego Luna but it's now been confirmed that he's set to face off against a familiar villain, Rogue One star Ben Mendelsohn's Orson Krennic. The news was announced at fan convention D23 where the audience was treated to some sneak peek footage of the new season as well as a behind-the-scenes highlight reel. Teasing what's to come, Luna said in the video: “This second part will follow Cassian over the period of four years as he grows into the hero we see make the ultimate sacrifice in Rogue One." He also teased that the "stakes are greater" as Cassian Andor prepares to go up against the Empire in season 2. Having been nominated for an impressive eight Emmys this year, it's safe to say that fans are waiting patiently for this next instalment. And now, with the news of Mendelsohn's inclusion in the series, it's set to get a whole lot more interesting. Other confirmed returning cast members include Forest Whitaker as Saw Gerrera and Alan Tudyk as K-2SO. Read more: Tron: Ares confirms superstar composers to replace Daft Punk Star Wars: Skeleton Crew trailer confirms Jude Law's mystery character A release date for season 2 has yet to be announced but we do know that when it does arrive, the new season will follow a slightly different format than the first and is set to skip forward one year every three episodes. Showrunner Tony Gilroy previously revealed of season 2 (via Rolling Stone): "The first year is really about him becoming, and the last line of this tranche of 12 episodes will sum up where we’ve been trying to get to. And we come back a year later. It’ll be very different." He continued: "The next four years [of story] are not about becoming a revolutionary. They’re about learning to be a leader and how difficult it is to put the alliance together and what happens to people who are the original gangsters versus the establishment and a lot of different other issues. "What becomes interesting is now we can play the negative space. When you jump a year, what happened in between? You know the people, you know what their trajectory was. It’s energising." View Affiliate Playlist on the source website Andor is available to stream on Disney Plus now. Sign up to Disney Plus for £7.99 a month or £79.90 for a year. Check out more of our Sci-Fi coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more from the biggest stars in TV, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
Descendants: The Rise of Red pays touching tribute to late Cameron Boyce
Boyce starred in the first three Descendants films.
Disney's Descendants: The Rise of Red has paid a heartfelt tribute to the late Cameron Boyce, who originated one of the lead roles in the first three Descendants movies. In the opening scenes of the new movie, which was released on Disney Plus today, China Anne McClain's character can be seen looking up at a photo of Cameron Boyce's Carlos before the film swiftly moves on as Auradon Prep opens its doors to villainous kids far and wise. While not much is said, it is an acknowledgment that Carlos is no longer with them, but would be proud of all the changes made. Boyce played the sweet treat and dog-loving Carlos, son of Cruella de Vil, and starred in all three of the Descendants films. Since the third Descendants film debuted in 2019, there have been animated shorts released, and in 2021, one notably did not feature Boyce. In Descendants: The Royal Wedding, Mal says, "I wish Carlos could've been here," to which her friends reply, "We all do." While it did not confirm where Carlos was, it hinted to fans that his character would not be replaced. Boyce died in July 2019 at the age of 20 years old, after suffering a seizure. "It is with a profoundly heavy heart that we report that this morning we lost Cameron," a spokesperson said on behalf of his family at the time. "He passed away in his sleep due to a seizure which was a result of an ongoing medical condition for which he was being treated. "The world is now undoubtedly without one of its brightest lights, but his spirit will live on through the kindness and compassion of all who knew and loved him. "We are utterly heartbroken and ask for privacy during this immensely difficult time as we grieve the loss of our precious son and brother." Since his passing, The Cameron Boyce Foundation has been set up, honouring his legacy and "aiming to cure epilepsy through funding, research, education and awareness campaigns while still supporting causes that were important to Cameron". Descendants: The Rise of Red debuts on Disney Plus on Friday 12th July. You can sign up to Disney Plus for £4.99 a month or £79.90 a year now. Check out more of our Film coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what’s on. For more from the biggest stars in TV, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
Rita Ora worked with Dove Cameron to prepare for Descendants: The Rise of Red
Rita Ora channels her inner villain in the new Disney movie.
Rita Ora has returned to the silver screen once more and this time, she stars as the Queen of Hearts in Disney's Descendants: The Rise of Red. In the movie, which follows from the previous three Descendants films, fans are introduced to Red, the rebellious daughter of the Queen of Hearts, who has a decades-long grudge against Auradon and her former best friend Cinderella, played by the talented Brandy. When Red is invited to study at Auradon, a light bulb goes off – and she seeks revenge and incites a coup. As with any Disney musical, there is singing, dancing and a showcase of talent like no other, and when it came to stepping into the role – Ora received some advice from former Descendants star Dove Cameron. Many will remember Cameron from her role as Mal, the daughter of Maleficent, in the first three films, and she helped Ora discover her true villain in preparation for the movie. "I got to know Dove Cameron and China [Anne McClain], the singer exclusively told RadioTimes.com. "She [Dove] really helped me on rediscovering all the characters and figuring it out. And I just asked a lot of questions [and] I did a lot of research." And we can certainly expect to see the pop star continue on her journey into acting, with Ora telling RadioTimes.com that channeling the Queen of Hearts allowed her to learn "a lot". She explained: "Film is a big part of my next chapter of my career, and really tapping into that and picking roles that feel [are] really challenging for me. And so I did that!" Read more: Axel F star Kevin Bacon: 'Eddie Murphy is up there with Nicholson and Streep' Returning Beverly Hills Cop stars: “It was pretty much a family reunion” As fans will get to see, Ora stars alongside a host of talents including her onscreen daughter Red, played by Kylie Cantrall, who Ora praised as a "superstar". "Kylie was just there with me every step of the way," she said. "She was like my little sister, so we got on really well. I love her to bits. And I think you can really tell in the movie." Cantrall echoed a similar sentiment to working with the singer on-set. Speaking to RadioTimes.com, Cantrall said: "Rita was like the sassy big sister, giving me all the boy advice. We were always spilling a little tea on our time together. She's so fun." Descendants: The Rise of Red debuts on Disney Plus on Friday 12th July. You can sign up to Disney Plus for £4.99 a month or £79.90 a year now. View Affiliate Playlist on the source website Check out more of our Film coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what’s on. For more from the biggest stars in TV, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
Descendants: The Rise of Red review – Meet the next generation of Disney superstars
You'll be humming along to the songs in no time.
It has been nine years since fans were first introduced to the villain kids from the Isle of the Lost who shook things up upon their arrival at Auradon Prep, and a lot has happened since then, marking the introduction of Chloe (Malia Baker) and Red (Kylie Cantrall). Descendants: The Rise of Red fast-forwards ever so slightly from the events of Descendants 3, in which Mal (Dove Cameron) and Ben (Mitchell Hope) have set off on their travels and there’s a new principal in town – Uma (China Anne McClain), the daughter of Ursula. Now, whether that was a good or bad thing given their touchy history is a storyline in itself, but that isn’t the focus. The new movie introduces Disney fans to the rebellious daughter of the Queen of Hearts from Wonderland, played by the talented Rita Ora, who has a decades-long grudge against Auradon and her former best friend Cinderella, played by the equally talented Brandy. And when Red is invited to study at Auradon, a light bulb goes off – and she seeks revenge and incites a coup. But Red must team up with Cinderella’s perfectionist daughter Chloe as they travel back in time to try and undo the Queen of Hearts’ villain origin story. While the story is a classic Disney plot, it is the performances from the young actors that elevate and move said story along. The Descendants franchise has never shied away from testing out different kinds of music across its soundtracks, from the likes of It’s Goin’ Down, Did I Mention and Queen of Mean all taking on different musical genres – and The Rise of Red is no different. In some of the opening scenes, we see Kylie Cantrall and Rita Ora bounce off one another in a duet, proving that Disney movies are restoring their glory, providing a stage for brand new stars to take centre stage alongside more experienced heads. And it isn’t just Cantrall’s singing that impresses, with the 19-year-old’s acting skills shining through as Red embarks on a journey of self-discovery and empowerment, which many fans could liken to Mal’s in each film, as every challenge she faces develops her character bit by bit. View Affiliate Playlist on the source website Malia Baker, who plays the overly-cheery Chloe, embarks on a similar journey to Red, but as the pair unite, it issues an important message of friendship – even between the most unlikely pair. It’s Chloe’s interactions with other characters which sees the royal daughter undergo a transformation, moving away from abiding by the rules all the time to sometimes bending those to stand up for what is right. But they aren’t the only characters at the forefront in The Rise of Red, with Dara Reneé taking on the role of Uliana, the younger sister of Ursula the sea witch, who will undoubtedly remind many of Uma before she stepped out of her villainous shoes. Despite Reneé, Ruby Rose Turner and Morgan Dudley’s characters not having the most amount of screen time in the movie, their presence is certainly noted, and if there is another instalment, let’s hope Disney brings those powerhouses back! As Red and Chloe explore old Auradon to discover what happened to Bridget (Ruby Rose Turner) to become the evil Queen of Hearts, without giving away spoilers, it becomes clear that Uliana had something to do with it, and an electrifying number between the teens as the movie reaches its climax will blow audiences away. As this is another Descendants film, the outfits are just as impressive as before, with each character having their own story to tell, and a lot of that is down to the colour scheme, letting audiences learn that just that bit more about them. Red’s style has a mix of colours, from the obvious red and black and heart shapes, nodding to her royal lineage as the Queen of Hearts, even if she doesn’t want to associate with that part of her life. As the daughter of Cinderella and Prince Charming, Chloe’s look is much more regal, with light colours of white and royal blue at the forefront, highlighting her innocence in comparison to Red. But even with these clash of colours, they blend together well, just as their characters do. Read more: Inside Out 2 review: No need for fear or anxiety, Pixar’s sequel is a joy IF review: Like a live-action Pixar film with less finesse Descendants: The Rise of Red is a pleasant surprise addition to the Descendants franchise, proving it can keep the same messages as the original movies all while being fronted by a brand new cast. While at times the film has its awkward teen drama moments, it is a Disney movie after all! Whether you’re a fan of the original Descendants films, or are watching the movie with a new eye, the strong performances from each actor, even beyond their songs, will leave you in anticipation for what’s next. Descendants: The Rise of Red debuts on Disney Plus on Friday 12th July. You can sign up to Disney Plus for £4.99 a month or £79.90 a year now. Check out more of our Film coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what’s on. For more from the biggest stars in TV, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
Moana live-action movie: Release date, cast and latest news
Moana is coming to life! It was confirmed back in 2023 that the 2016 Disney hit would be getting a live-action remake, and that Dwayne Johnson would be reprising his role as Maui, Moana’s demigod sidekick. And now Disney has confirmed who'll be taking over the reins from original voice star Auli’i Cravalho, with newcomer Catherine Laga’aia set to take on the role. The cast also includes New Zealand actor John Tui as as Moana’s no-nonsense father Chief Tui, Samoan-New Zealand star Frankie Adams as Moana’s mother Sina, and New Zealander Rena Owen as the reverend Gramma Tala. Moana will be the latest in a long line of recent Disney remakes, from Beauty and the Beast to Aladdin, Mulan to The Lion King and The Little Mermaid. So, without further ado, read on for everything we know so far about the Disney live-action reimagining – not to be confused with Moana 2, the hotly-anticipated sequel to the hit 2016 animated movie, which is also coming our way – including who else will appear in the cast and when we can expect the movie to land. Moana live-action movie release date The movie will land in cinemas in Australia on 9th July 2026 before releasing globally on 10th July 2026. Filming is set to kick off in summer 2024. Johnson confirmed a live-action movie was in the works in April 2023 with an Instagram video featuring his two young daughters. "We are so excited and happy to announce that a live-action reimagining of Moana is in the works," he said in the video, promising the return of "Gramma Tala, the music, the dance, Te Fiti, Pua the pig, the village" and "the beautiful, powerful ocean". Moana live-action movie cast The confirmed cast list so far is as follows: Dwayne Johnson as Maui Catherine Laga’aia as Moana John Tui as Chief Tui Frankie Adams as Sina Rena Owen as Gramma Tala Dwayne Johnson, who voiced Maui in the original animated Moana and will return to bring the character to life in the live-action version, revealed the project at Disney's 2023 Annual Meeting of Shareholders Webcast on Monday (3rd April). Meanwhile, newcomer Catherine Laga'aia will play Moana, who was originally voiced by Auli’i Cravalho in the animated movie. "I'm really excited to embrace this character because Moana is one of my favourites," the Sydney-based actress, who is the daughter of Home and Away actor Jay Laga'aia, said in a statement on Thursday. "My grandfather comes from Fa'aala, Palauli, in Savai'i. And my grandmother is from Leulumoega Tuai on the main island of Upolu in Samoa." She continued: "I'm honoured to have an opportunity to celebrate Samoa and all Pacific Island peoples, and to represent young girls who look like me." While Cravalho might not be returning on our screens, the star will instead serve as executive producer on the new movie, and has said she's excited to “pass the baton.” In an Instagram video, she said: "I believe it is absolutely vital that casting accurately represents the characters and stories we want to tell. So, as an executive producer on the film, I cannot wait to help find the next actress to portray Moana's courageous spirit, undeniable wit and emotional strength." Cravalho continued: "I am truly honoured to pass this baton to the next young woman of Pacific Island descent, to honour our incredible Pacific peoples, cultures and communities that helped inspire her story. And I look forward to all the beautiful Pacific representation to come." The original movie, which debuted in 2016 and was a big box office success, also starred Rachel House, Nicole Scherzinger and Temuera Morrison, but their returns to the new Moana live-action film are yet to be announced. The movie has a personal significance for Johnson, who has spoken about how he credits his inspiration for the role to his real-life grandfather. "This story is my culture, and this story is emblematic of our people's grace and warrior strength," Johnson said in a press release. "I wear this culture proudly on my skin and in my soul, and this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to reunite with Maui, inspired by the mana and spirit of my late grandfather, High Chief Peter Maivia, is one that runs very deep for me." Further cast details are yet to be announced, but watch this space! Read more: Richard Linklater on Hit Man: "The algorithm of the modern world doesn't lean toward complexity" Viggo Mortensen on making a classic Western with a modern twist Is there a trailer for the Moana live-action movie? Not yet, but there is an announcement video with Dwayne Johnson – released in April 2023 – revealing that the live-action Moana is on the way. View oEmbed on the source website Moana will be released in cinemas on 10th July. Check out more of our Film coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more from the biggest stars in TV, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.
No internet? No problem! Here's how to download and watch Disney Plus movies and shows offline.
Back in March 2020, Disney Plus entered the UK market, and after just a few years they boast over 150 million subscribers and have made themselves one of the streaming world's kingpins. Those who subscribe can enjoy classic films like Toy Story and The Lion King as well as newer flics like Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny and Academy Award winner Poor Things. Disney Plus isn't just home to films but also popular series such Percy Jackson and the Olympians and reality choices like The Kardashians and Banged Up Abroad. If you're signed up to Disney Plus, you can watch all of these and hundreds more without interruption. That is, of course, until you’re not connected to the Wi-Fi. Relying on public Wi-Fi or data is a recipe for buffering. Similarly, as you can stream Disney Plus videos on up to four devices at the same time, doing so will slow your home Wi-Fi right down. Luckily, you can download all content from Disney Plus and watch it on the go, but only if you've got the right subscription plan. If you pay for the Standard Plan or Premium Plan (from £7.99 a month) you can download series, films and shows to your heart's content. Currently, the cost of Disney Plus varies depending on your plan, the pricing is usually as follows: the Standard with Ads plan costs £4.99 a month, the Standard plan costs £7.99 a month (or £79.90 a year) and the Premium plan costs £10.99 a month (or £109.90 a year). Sign-up to Disney Plus from £4.99 a month Check out how to change the language on Disney Plus. Jump to: What devices allow you to watch Disney Plus offline? What subscription plan do I need to watch Disney Plus offline? How to watch Disney Plus movies and shows offline? How to find and delete Disney Plus downloads? How to change offline settings on Disney Plus? What devices allow you to watch Disney Plus offline? Can you watch Disney Plus offline? Yes, but only on Android or iOS devices. This means you can only download Disney Plus's shows and movies on phones or tablets. It means that for those of you watching Disney Plus through your PC, you won't be able to download any Disney Plus content. You should also be aware that you can only download content to watch offline if you have a Standard or Premium subscription, as the Standard with Ads plan does not allow for this. Sign-up to Disney Plus from £4.99 a month Here's how to add parental controls on Disney Plus. What subscription plan do I need to watch Disney Plus offline? Disney Plus recently changed its policy on downloads so that only customers with the top two subscription plans can watch offline content. If you pay for the Standard with Ads subscription Plan, you won't be able to download any content. This plan will usually set you back £4.99. If you pay £7.99 (or £79.90 for the year) for the Standard Plan, or £10.99 (£109.90 for a the year) for the Premium Plan, then you'll be able to download content on up to 10 devices. Sign-up to Disney Plus from £4.99 a month How to watch Disney Plus movies and shows offline? The Disney Plus app offers a download function which lets you watch its library offline. Great for when you’re on the go, for quietening your kids out and about, and for never missing a minute of your favourite TV show! So how can you watch the best Disney Plus movies and the best Disney Plus shows offline? First things first, download the Disney Plus app from the app store, then sign in to your account. Don’t have a Disney Plus account yet? Check out our handy Disney Plus guide, which includes everything you need to know about setting up a Disney Plus account. Next, select your user profile, scroll and click on your chosen show or film. Tap the downward arrow icon underneath the title. Amazingly, you can download an entire season by clicking on the icon to the right of ‘Season’ - a life-saver for when your commute inevitably takes half an hour longer than it should. If you're sharing Disney Plus with your children, check out our guide to Disney Plus parental controls to protect them from unsuitable content. Sign-up to Disney Plus from £4.99 a month Want to know how to watch Disney Plus on Amazon Fire Stick? Check out our handy guide. How to find and delete Disney Plus downloads? If you've got carried away and downloaded too much Disney Plus content, your phone/tablet storage might not be thanking you. To find and delete downloads on your phone or tablet, go to your Disney Plus app and click on the ‘Downloads’ tab at the bottom of the screen. In the downloads section, you can see all of your current downloads. To delete them, find the ‘Edit’ button on the top right of your screen, then select the programme or film you’d like to remove and click the bin icon that will show up next to them. There is no limit to the number of downloads you can make as long as you have enough storage. If you're new to Disney Plus and haven't subscribed yet then check out the latest Disney Plus offers. Sign-up to Disney Plus from £4.99 a month How to change offline settings on Disney Plus? Can you watch downloaded Disney Plus movies offline? Absolutely. Will they automatically be viewed in high-definition? Not necessarily. Disney Plus automatically selects a standard quality for downloading videos. To change this, open the Disney Plus app, tap on your ‘Profile’ tab which will be at the bottom of your screen, open ‘App settings’, click on ‘Video quality’, and select your choice of video quality (‘High’, ‘Medium’ or ‘Standard’). Remember, the higher quality a video is, the more storage it’ll take up. You need to log into your Disney Plus account at least once every 30 days so your downloads don’t expire. Sign-up to Disney Plus from £4.99 a month For more on Disney Plus, take a look at our hand-picked selection of the best Disney Plus shows or try our top Disney Plus offers for this month and check out how many people can watch Disney Plus at once.
Disney Plus UK is now available on NOW (formerly known as NOW TV) – here's how to download the app.
Hosting over 500 films and 350 TV series, Disney Plus is one of the biggest and brightest on-demand streaming services on the market. And with its impressive library, the platform from the House of Mouse has quickly surpassed the likes of Netflix and Amazon Prime as the most popular. With new TV shows such as Percy Jackson and the Olympians and latest blockbusters like Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, plus vast array of content from the worlds of Star Wars, Marvel, Pixar and more, a Disney Plus subscription is enticing to a broad scope of screen fans. And that’s before we mention the numerous Disney Plus titles that have just been released, including an array of Marvel TV shows such as Loki Season Two, alongside several live-action Star Wars series, like Ahsoka and The Mandalorian. Sounds great, right? But if you watch on-demand services through NOW, you’ve probably got one question in mind: how exactly can I get the Disney Plus app? You can find out everything you need to know below. You can also see more in our guide to how much is Disney Plus and the Disney Plus ad tiers explained. Get Disney Plus from £4.99 a month Here's how to add parental controls on Disney Plus. Can I get Disney Plus on NOW TV? The Disney Plus app is now available to download on NOW. This means it should appear on the app store on your NOW stick or box. While Disney Plus wasn't available on NOW when it launched in 2019, the plan was always to introduce it later. The usual Disney Plus pricing is as follows: a Disney Plus Standard with Ads subscription will set you back £4.99 a month, while a Standard subscription is £7.99 a month and a Premium costs £10.99 a month. With the Standard and Premium subscription, you can also pay yearly for £79.90 and £109.90 respectively, allowing you to save 16 per cent. For more details, we've put together a guide to the new Disney Plus prices and plans. Get Disney Plus from £4.99 a month Do you like a saving? Take a look at the top Disney Plus offers and best Amazon Echo deals, and sports fans will love BT Sport deals and Sky Sports deals. How to download Disney Plus on NOW TV You can download the Disney Plus app in a few quick steps. Go to the home screen (you can do this by pressing the home button on your remote) On the left-hand menu, scroll to the app store If you can’t immediately see the Disney Plus app icon, scroll down to search and for “Disney+” Select and click the Disney Plus icon to download Once the app is downloaded, you can find it by selecting My apps on your home screen For more information on the video streaming service, we've asked the questions: is Disney Plus worth it for UK subscribers? And can you watch Disney Plus offline? How else can I watch Disney Plus? Disney Plus is available on a number of devices, including many Smart TVs and sticks, including Amazon Fire TV. You can also download the Disney Plus app and watch its titles on gaming devices, including the PlayStation 5 and Xbox One. Read more about compatible Disney Plus devices, including Apple TV. How much is Disney Plus on NOW TV? The cost of Disney Plus will depend on the type of plan you subscribe to. The Standard with Ads plan costs £4.99 a month, the Standard plan costs £7.99 a month and the Premium plan costs £10.99 a month. There's also the chance to save 16 per cent by snagging a yearly subscription for the Standard plan (£79.90 for a year) and the Premium plan (£109.90 for a year). Get Disney Plus from £4.99 a month Not yet a NOW member? Take a look at the plans Wondering what to watch on Disney Plus? Take a look at the best TV Shows on Disney Plus. Or, take a look at how many people can watch Disney Plus at once. Alternatively, check out the best smart TVs for 2024.
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Disney Plus has something for everyone with over 500 films and 850 series and since its release in 2019, the streaming service has become beloved for its vast library of Disney, Pixar, Marvel and Star Wars content. Recent favourites include the likes of The Bear, Shogun, and Welcome to Wrexham, as well as films such as Rye Lane, Poor Things, and Free Guy. There's also a dedicated kids section which includes favourites like The Incredibles, Toy Story and Cinderella as well as new classics like Encanto, Inside Out and Frozen. Now, if you like the sounds of this there's just the small issue of how to get it (if you haven't already), and things aren't looking great for BT TV users. But don't fear, our RadioTimes.com readers, we promise to tell you how to watch Disney Plus today, even if you might not be able to with BT. We've also got guides to the best movies to watch on Disney Plus and the best shows to watch on Disney Plus if you're looking for inspiration. Get Disney Plus UK from £4.99 a month In case you weren't aware, BT Sport changed to TNT Sports this summer, so here's the best TNT Sports offers to get it for less. Can I get Disney Plus on BT? While BT certainly could offer Disney Plus, much like how they recently integrated NOW TV into their flexible subscriptions, BT is yet to make a deal with Disney, meaning the streaming service won't be available through their TV packages. BT users can still sign up for Disney Plus on other devices and watch via the Disney Plus app, but the service is yet to be integrated into one bill. The only TV box currently offering Disney Plus is Sky Q, which allows Sky customers to pay for the service as part of their contract, much like the set-up they offer with Netflix. Disney Plus has recently changed its pricing system and offering a selection of plans. The Standard with Ads plan usually costs £4.99 a month, the Standard plan costs £7.99 a month and the Premium plan costs £10.99 a month. For more information, check out our guide to updated Disney Plus plans and prices and how much is Disney Plus in the UK. Get Disney Plus UK from £4.99 a month How can I get Disney Plus? If you're not a Sky customer then have no fear, there are plenty of other ways to watch the House of Mouse's streaming service. The Disney Plus app will be available to download on most smart TVs, gaming devices like the PS5 and Xbox One and streaming sticks such as the Amazon Fire TV stick. It will also be available on phones and tablets via the Google Play store for Android devices, and the App Store for iPhones and iPads. For a full list of devices that support Disney Plus, be sure to read our guide and check out our guide on how much is Disney Plus. Get Disney Plus UK from £4.99 a month You're not able to get it on BT, so is Disney Plus worth it for UK subscribers? We've got all the answers. For more Disney-related content, check out our guide to the best Disney 100 gifts to celebrate Disney's 100th anniversary, as well as what's new on Disney Plus this month.
What’s on Disney Plus in the UK? Full content list
500 films, 350 series, 26 Disney Plus Originals, and over 700 episodes of The Simpsons
Disney Plus launched in the UK in March 2020, and has steadily been adding to its already impressive launch library ever since to become one of the best streaming services on the market. This was helped largely by the addition of Disney Plus Star, a new tile featuring more mature content from Disney-owned studios such as ABC and 20th Century Studios that doubled the amount of content available. Not that Disney Plus Originals have been slacking - it's hard to remember a time when a new Marvel or Star Wars show wasn't releasing new episodes, while a number of big films such as Pixar's Turning Red have premiered on the streamer. So as the Disney Plus library continues to grow and diversify, adding all the expected Disney animations kids adore such as Encanto as well as somewhat less family-friendly content such as Pam & Tommy, we've compiled a full list of everything you can find on the streamer. Sign up to Disney Plus from £4.99 a month You can read the entire, easily-searchable list below, which includes more than 500 films, 350 series, 26 Disney Plus Originals, and over more than 700 episodes of The Simpsons. We also have the best Disney Plus shows guide and the best movies on Disney Plus, and be sure to check out the best Disney Plus offers. What is on Disney Plus? Disney movies, shows, short series and specials Pixar movies and shows Marvel movies, series and specials Star Wars movies, series and specials National Geographic movies, series and specials Other movies, series and specials (such as The Simpsons) Disney Originals Star movies and series Disney movies, shows, short series and specials on Disney Plus The following movies, shorts, specials and shows made by Disney are available to watch on the streaming service. Disney movies on Disney Plus The full list of movies on Disney Plus is below. Check out our best movies on Disney Plus guide for our top picks. MULAN (2020) CLOUDS (2020) THE ONE AND ONLY IVAN (2020) BLACK IS KING (2020) HOWARD (2018) HAMILTON (2020) FROZEN II (2019) MAGIC CAMP (2020) PHINEAS AND FERB THE MOVIE: CANDACE AGAINST THE UNIVERSE (2020) SECRET SOCIETY OF SECOND-BORN ROYALS (2020) THE REAL RIGHT STUFF (2020) NOELLE (2020) GODMOTHERED (2020) HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL: THE MUSICAL: THE HOLIDAY SPECIAL SAFETY (2020) FLORA & ULYSSES (2021) RAYA AND THE LAST DRAGON (2021) ENCANTO (2021) 101 DALMATIANS (1996) 101 DALMATIANS II: PATCH'S LONDON ADVENTURE 102 DALMATIANS 20,000 LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA THE ABSENT-MINDED PROFESSOR THE ADVENTURES OF BULLWHIP GRIFFIN THE ADVENTURES OF HUCK FINN THE ADVENTURES OF ICHABOD AND MR. TOAD AFRICAN CATS THE AFRICAN LION ALADDIN (1992) ALADDIN (2019) ALADDIN AND THE KING OF THIEVES ALEXANDER AND THE TERRIBLE, HORRIBLE, NO GOOD, VERY BAD DAY ALICE IN WONDERLAND (1951) ALICE IN WONDERLAND (2010) ALICE THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS ALLEY CATS STRIKE (DISNEY CHANNEL) AMERICA'S HEART & SOUL AMY ANNIE (1999) THE APPLE DUMPLING GANG RIDES AGAIN THE APPLE DUMPLING GANG THE ARISTOCATS ATLANTIS: MILO'S RETURN ATLANTIS: THE LOST EMPIRE BABES IN TOYLAND BAMBI BAMBI II BEARS THE BEARS AND I BEAUTY AND THE BEAST (1991) BEAUTY AND THE BEAST (2017) BEAUTY AND THE BEAST-THE ENCHANTED CHRISTMAS BEDKNOBS AND BROOMSTICKS BEDTIME STORIES BELLE'S MAGICAL WORLD (1998) BENJI THE HUNTED BEVERLY HILLS CHIHUAHUA BEVERLY HILLS CHIHUAHUA 2 BEVERLY HILLS CHIHUAHUA 3: VIVA LA FIESTA! THE BIG GREEN BIG HERO 6 THE BISCUIT EATER THE BLACK CAULDRON THE BLACK HOLE (1979) BLACKBEARD'S GHOST BLANK CHECK BOLT BORN IN CHINA THE BOYS: THE SHERMAN BROTHERS' STORY BRINK! (DISNEY CHANNEL) BROTHER BEAR BROTHER BEAR 2 BUFFALO DREAMS (DISNEY CHANNEL) CADET KELLY (DISNEY CHANNEL) CAN OF WORMS (DISNEY CHANNEL) CANDLESHOE CASEBUSTERS THE CASTAWAY COWBOY THE CAT FROM OUTER SPACE CHEETAH THE CHEETAH GIRLS 2 THE CHEETAH GIRLS CHICKEN LITTLE CHIMPANZEE CHRISTOPHER ROBIN THE CHRISTMAS STAR THE CHRONICLES OF NARNIA: PRINCE CASPIAN THE CHRONICLES OF NARNIA: THE LION, THE WITCH AND THE WARDROBE CINDERELLA (1950) CINDERELLA (2015) CINDERELLA II: DREAMS COME TRUE (2002) CINDERELLA III: A TWIST IN TIME COLLEGE ROAD TRIP THE COLOR OF FRIENDSHIP (DISNEY CHANNEL) THE COMPUTER WORE TENNIS SHOES CONFESSIONS OF A TEENAGE DRAMA QUEEN COOL RUNNINGS THE COUNTRY BEARS COW BELLES (DISNEY CHANNEL) CRIMSON WING D2: THE MIGHTY DUCKS D3: THE MIGHTY DUCKS DARBY O'GILL AND THE LITTLE PEOPLE DAVY CROCKETT AND THE RIVER PIRATES DAVY CROCKETT, KING OF THE WILD FRONTIER DINOSAUR DISNEY ADVENTURES IN BABYSITTING (2016) (DISNEY CHANNEL) DISNEY AVALON HIGH (DISNEY CHANNEL) DISNEY BAD HAIR DAY (DISNEY CHANNEL) DISNEY CAMP ROCK (DISNEY CHANNEL) DISNEY CAMP ROCK 2 THE FINAL JAM (VERSION 1) (DISNEY CHANNEL) DISNEY CLOUD 9 (DISNEY CHANNEL) DISNEY DADNAPPED (DISNEY CHANNEL) DISNEY DEN BROTHER (DISNEY CHANNEL) DISNEY DESCENDANTS DISNEY DESCENDANTS 2 (DISNEY CHANNEL) DISNEY FREAKY FRIDAY (2018) DISNEY FRENEMIES (DISNEY CHANNEL) DISNEY GEEK CHARMING (DISNEY CHANNEL) DISNEY GIRL VS. MONSTER (DISNEY CHANNEL) DISNEY GOOD LUCK CHARLIE, IT'S CHRISTMAS! (DISNEY CHANNEL) DISNEY HATCHING PETE (DISNEY CHANNEL) DISNEY HOW TO BUILD A BETTER BOY (DISNEY CHANNEL) DISNEY INVISIBLE SISTER (DISNEY CHANNEL) DISNEY KIM POSSIBLE DISNEY LEMONADE MOUTH DISNEY LET IT SHINE DISNEY MINUTEMEN DISNEY PRINCESS PROTECTION PROGRAM DISNEY SECRET OF THE WINGS (AKA: DISNEY TINKER BELL AND THE SECRET OF THE WINGS) DISNEY SHARPAY'S FABULOUS ADVENTURE DISNEY SKYRUNNERS DISNEY TANGLED BEFORE EVER AFTER DISNEY TEEN BEACH 2 DISNEY TEEN BEACH MOVIE DISNEY THE CHEETAH GIRLS ONE WORLD (DISNEY CHANNEL) DISNEY THE SUITE LIFE MOVIE DISNEY WIZARDS OF WAVERLY PLACE THE MOVIE DISNEY ZOMBIES DISNEY'S A CHRISTMAS CAROL (2009) DISNEY'S KIM POSSIBLE MOVIE: SO THE DRAMA DISNEY'S LEROY & STITCH DISNEY'S TARZAN & JANE (2002) DISNEY'S TEACHER'S PET DISNEY'S THE KID (2000) DON'T LOOK UNDER THE BED (DISNEY CHANNEL) DOUBLE TEAMED (DISNEY CHANNEL) DOUG'S 1ST MOVIE DUCKTALES: THE MOVIE TREASURE OF THE LOST LAMP DUMBO (1941) DUMBO (2019) EDDIE'S MILLION DOLLAR COOK-OFF (DISNEY CHANNEL) EIGHT BELOW EMIL AND THE DETECTIVES THE EMPEROR'S NEW GROOVE ESCAPE TO WITCH MOUNTAIN THE EVEN STEVENS MOVIE (DISNEY CHANNEL) EXPEDITION CHINA AN EXTREMELY GOOFY MOVIE FANTASIA (1940) FANTASIA 2000 THE FINEST HOURS FIRST KID FLUBBER THE FOX AND THE HOUND 2 THE FOX AND THE HOUND FRANK AND OLLIE FRANKENWEENIE (2012) FREAKY FRIDAY (1977) FREAKY FRIDAY (2003) FROZEN FULL-COURT MIRACLE (DISNEY CHANNEL) FUN AND FANCY FREE FUZZBUCKET THE GAME PLAN GENIUS (DISNEY CHANNEL) GEORGE OF THE JUNGLE GEORGE OF THE JUNGLE 2 GET A CLUE (DISNEY CHANNEL) G-FORCE THE GHOSTS OF BUXLEY HALL GLORY ROAD GO FIGURE (DISNEY CHANNEL) GOING TO THE MAT (DISNEY CHANNEL) A GOOFY MOVIE GOTTA KICK IT UP (DISNEY CHANNEL) THE GREAT MOUSE DETECTIVE (AKA: ADVENTURES OF THE GREAT MOUSE DETECTIVE) THE GREAT MUPPET CAPER THE GREATEST GAME EVER PLAYED GREYFRIARS BOBBY GROWING UP WILD GUS HACKSAW HALLOWEENTOWN (DISNEY CHANNEL) HALLOWEENTOWN HIGH (DISNEY CHANNEL) HALLOWEENTOWN II: KALABAR'S REVENGE (DISNEY CHANNEL) HANNAH MONTANA AND MILEY CYRUS: BEST OF BOTH WORLDS CONCERT TOUR 3D HANNAH MONTANA THE MOVIE THE HAUNTED MANSION (2003) HEAVYWEIGHTS HERBIE GOES BANANAS HERBIE GOES TO MONTE CARLO HERBIE RIDES AGAIN (1974) HERBIE: FULLY LOADED HERCULES (1997) HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL (DISNEY CHANNEL) HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL 2 HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL 3: SENIOR YEAR HOCUS POCUS HOLES HOME ON THE RANGE HOMEWARD BOUND II: LOST IN SAN FRANCISCO HOMEWARD BOUND: THE INCREDIBLE JOURNEY HONEY, I BLEW UP THE KID HONEY, I SHRUNK THE KIDS HONEY, WE SHRUNK OURSELVES HORSE SENSE (DISNEY CHANNEL) HOUNDED (FKA: THE DOG HOUSE) (DISNEY CHANNEL) THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME II THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME (ANIMATED) (1996) ICE PRINCESS I'LL BE HOME FOR CHRISTMAS THE INCREDIBLE JOURNEY ('63) INSPECTOR GADGET INSPECTOR GADGET II INTO THE WOODS INVINCIBLE IRON WILL JOHN CARTER JOHNNY KAPAHALA: BACK ON BOARD JOHNNY TSUNAMI JONAS BROTHERS: THE 3D CONCERT EXPERIENCE THE JOURNEY OF NATTY GANN JUMP IN! JUMPING SHIP THE JUNGLE BOOK 2 THE JUNGLE BOOK (2016) THE JUNGLE BOOK (ANIM) (1967) THE JUNGLE BOOK: MOWGLI'S STORY JUNGLE CAT JUSTIN MORGAN HAD A HORSE KRONK'S NEW GROOVE LADY AND THE TRAMP (1955) LADY AND THE TRAMP II: SCAMP'S ADVENTURE LIFE IS RUFF LIFE-SIZE 2 LILO & STITCH LILO & STITCH 2: STITCH HAS A GLITCH (2005) THE LION KING 1 ½ (2004) THE LION KING II: SIMBA'S PRIDE (1998) THE LION KING (1994) THE LION KING (2019) THE LITTLE MERMAID II: RETURN TO THE SEA THE LITTLE MERMAID (1989) THE LITTLE MERMAID: ARIEL'S BEGINNING THE LIVING DESERT THE LIZZIE MCGUIRE MOVIE THE LONE RANGER (2013) THE LOVE BUG LUCK OF THE IRISH MALEFICENT THE MANY ADVENTURES OF WINNIE THE POOH MARS NEEDS MOMS MARY POPPINS (1964) MARY POPPINS RETURNS MAX KEEBLE'S BIG MOVE MCFARLAND, USA MEET THE DEEDLES MEET THE ROBINSONS MELODY TIME MICKEY, DONALD, GOOFY: THE THREE MUSKETEERS MICKEY'S ONCE UPON A CHRISTMAS MICKEY'S TWICE UPON A CHRISTMAS (2004) THE MIGHTY DUCKS MIGHTY JOE YOUNG MILLION DOLLAR ARM THE MILLION DOLLAR DUCK MIRACLE MIRACLE AT MIDNIGHT MIRACLE IN LANE 2 MOANA (AKA: VAIANA) MOM'S GOT A DATE WITH A VAMPIRE MONKEY KINGDOM MOTOCROSSED (FKA: 12TH LAP) MR. BOOGEDY MR. MAGOO MULAN (1998) MULAN II (2005) THE MUPPET CHRISTMAS CAROL THE MUPPET MOVIE MUPPET TREASURE ISLAND MUPPETS MOST WANTED THE MUPPETS MY FAVORITE MARTIAN Sign up to Disney Plus from £4.99 a month How much is Disney Plus? NATIONAL TREASURE NATIONAL TREASURE: BOOK OF SECRETS NEWSIES NEWSIES: THE BROADWAY MUSICAL THE NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS (TIM BURTON'S) THE NUTCRACKER AND THE FOUR REALMS NOW YOU SEE IT (DISNEY CHANNEL) THE ODD LIFE OF TIMOTHY GREEN OLD DOGS OLD YELLER OLIVER & COMPANY ONCE UPON A MATTRESS ONE HUNDRED AND ONE DALMATIANS (1961) ONE MAGIC CHRISTMAS OPERATION DUMBO DROP THE OTHER ME OZ THE GREAT AND POWERFUL THE PACIFIER THE PARENT TRAP (1961) THE PARENT TRAP (1998) PERRI PETER PAN (1953) PETE'S DRAGON (1977) PETE'S DRAGON (2016) PHANTOM OF THE MEGAPLEX PIGLET'S BIG MOVIE PINOCCHIO (1940) THE PIRATE FAIRY (AKA: TINKER BELL AND THE PIRATE FAIRY) PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: AT WORLD'S END PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: DEAD MAN'S CHEST PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: DEAD MEN TELL NO TALES PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: ON STRANGER TIDES PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: THE CURSE OF THE BLACK PEARL THE PIXAR STORY PIXEL PERFECT (AKA: LORETTA MODERN) PLANES PLANES: FIRE & RESCUE POCAHONTAS POCAHONTAS II: JOURNEY TO A NEW WORLD POLLYANNA THE POOF POINT POOH'S GRAND ADVENTURE: THE SEARCH FOR CHRISTOPHER ROBIN POOH'S HEFFALUMP MOVIE THE PRINCE AND THE PAUPER THE PRINCE AND THE PAUPER (FEATURETTE) PRINCE OF PERSIA: THE SANDS OF TIME THE PRINCESS AND THE FROG THE PRINCESS DIARIES 2: ROYAL ENGAGEMENT THE PRINCESS DIARIES PROM THE PROUD FAMILY MOVIE QUEEN OF KATWE QUINTS RACE TO WITCH MOUNTAIN RALPH BREAKS THE INTERNET READ IT AND WEEP READY TO RUN RECESS: ALL GROWED DOWN RECESS: SCHOOL'S OUT RECESS: TAKING THE 5TH GRADE THE RELUCTANT DRAGON REMEMBER THE TITANS THE RESCUERS DOWN UNDER THE RESCUERS RETURN FROM WITCH MOUNTAIN THE RETURN OF JAFAR RETURN TO HALLOWEENTOWN RETURN TO NEVER LAND RETURN TO OZ RIGHT ON TRACK (AKA: THE ENDER SISTERS) A RING OF ENDLESS LIGHT RIP GIRLS RISE OF SKYWALKER ROBIN HOOD (1973) THE ROCKETEER THE ROOKIE RUBY BRIDGES SACRED PLANET SALUDOS AMIGOS (1943) SAMMY, THE WAY-OUT SEAL SANTA BUDDIES THE SANTA CLAUSE 2 THE SANTA CLAUSE 3: THE ESCAPE CLAUSE THE SANTA CLAUSE SANTA PAWS 2: THE SANTA PUPS SAVING MR. 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(1965) THE THIRTEENTH YEAR (DISNEY CHANNEL) THOSE CALLOWAYS THE THREE CABALLEROS THE THREE MUSKETEERS (1993) TIGER CRUISE (AKA: VOYAGE) THE TIGGER MOVIE TINI: EL GRAN CAMBIO DE VIOLETTA TINKER BELL TINKER BELL AND THE GREAT FAIRY RESCUE TINKER BELL AND THE LEGEND OF THE NEVERBEAST TINKER BELL AND THE LOST TREASURE TOM AND HUCK TOMORROWLAND TREASURE BUDDIES TREASURE ISLAND TREASURE OF MATECUMBE TREASURE PLANET TRON TRON: LEGACY TRU CONFESSIONS (DISNEY CHANNEL) TUCK EVERLASTING TWAS THE NIGHT....... (DISNEY CHANNEL) TWITCHES TWITCHES TOO THE UGLY DACHSHUND THE ULTIMATE CHRISTMAS PRESENT UNDERDOG UNIDENTIFIED FLYING ODDBALL UP, UP AND AWAY (DISNEY CHANNEL) THE VANISHING PRAIRIE WAKING SLEEPING BEAUTY WENDY WU: HOMECOMING WARRIOR WHISPERS: AN ELEPHANT'S TALE WHITE FANG THE WILD (2006) WINGS OF LIFE (AKA: POLLEN) WINNIE THE POOH WINNIE THE POOH: A VERY MERRY POOH YEAR WINNIE THE POOH: SPRINGTIME WITH ROO (HOME VIDEO) (2004) WRECK-IT RALPH WRINKLE IN TIME, A (2018) XIONG MAO HUI JIA LU (AKA: TRAIL OF THE PANDA) YELLOWSTONE CUBS YOU LUCKY DOG YOU WISH! 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(YR 2 2016/17 EPS 22-71) MIRACULOUS TALES OF LADYBUG & CAT NOIR (YR 1 2017/18 EPS 1-26) THE SIMPSONS (YR 1 1989/90 EPS 1-13) THE SIMPSONS (YR 2 1990/91 EPS 14-35) THE SIMPSONS (YR 3 1991/92 EPS 36-59) THE SIMPSONS (YR 4 1992/93 EPS 60-81) THE SIMPSONS (YR 5 1993/94 EPS 82-103) THE SIMPSONS (YR 6 1994/95 EPS 104-128) THE SIMPSONS (YR 7 1995/96 EPS 129-153) THE SIMPSONS (YR 8 1996/97 EPS 154-178) THE SIMPSONS (YR 9 1997/98 EPS 179-203) THE SIMPSONS (YR 10 1998/99 EPS 204-226) THE SIMPSONS (YR 11 1999/00 EPS 227-248) THE SIMPSONS (YR 12 2000/01 EPS 249-269) THE SIMPSONS (YR 13 2001/02 EPS 270-291) THE SIMPSONS (YR 14 2002/03 EPS 292-313) THE SIMPSONS (YR 15 2003/04 EPS 314-335) THE SIMPSONS (YR 16 2004/05 EPS 336-356) THE SIMPSONS (YR 17 2005/06 EPS 357-378) THE SIMPSONS (YR 18 2006/07 EPS 379-400) THE SIMPSONS (YR 19 2007/08 EPS 401-420) THE SIMPSONS (YR 20 2008/09 EPS 421-441) THE SIMPSONS (YR 21 2009/10 EPS 442-465) THE SIMPSONS (YR 22 2010/11 EPS 466-487) THE SIMPSONS (YR 23 2011/12 EPS 488-509) THE SIMPSONS (YR 24 2012/13 EPS 510-531) THE SIMPSONS (YR 25 2013/14 EPS 532-553) THE SIMPSONS (YR 26 2014/15 EPS 554-575) THE SIMPSONS (YR 27 2015/16 EPS 576-597) THE SIMPSONS (YR 28 2016/17 EPS 598-619) THE SIMPSONS (YR 29 2017/18 EPS 620-640) THE SIMPSONS (YR 30 2018/19 EPS 641-663) Other specials on Disney Plus ICE AGE: A MAMMOTH CHRISTMAS ICE AGE: THE GREAT EGG-SCAPADE Disney Originals on Disney Plus Disney original movies on Disney Plus LADY AND THE TRAMP STAR GIRL TIMMY FAILURE TOGO ONE DAY Disney original series on Disney Plus BE OUR CHEF (27 MAR) CLONE WARS DIARY OF A FUTURE PRESIDENT DISNEY FAIRYTALE WEDDINGS DISNEY INSIDER ENCORE! 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