How to watch Dollface online: stream the hit show with Star on Disney Plus today
Comedy series gets global debut with Star on Disney Plus
Already a hit in the US and Canada when it was released back in 2019 on Hulu and Crave, global audiences at last get the chance to watch female friendship comedy Dollface now it's been released worldwide on the new Star on Disney Plus channel. Follow our guide as we explain how to watch Dollface online and stream the comedy show on Star via Disney Plus from just £7.99/AU$11.99 a month.
Global release date: March 5, 2021
New episodes: every Friday at 12am midnight PT / 3am ET / 8am GMT
Cast: Kat Dennings, Brenda Song, Shay Mitchell, Esther Povitsky, Beth Grant, Brianne Howey, Vella Lovell, Malin Akerman
Writer: Jordan Weiss
Watch now: stream Dollface on Disney Plus from just £7.99/AU$11.99 a month (global)| stream on Hulu (US-only)
The show follows web designer Jules as she metaphorically re-enters the world of women, rekindling the female friendships she left behind. With Jules prone to regular bouts of daydreaming, Dollface is regularly interspersed with off-the-wall CGI sequences as she drifts away from focusing on her problems.
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The show sees Amphibia’s Brenda Song play Jules' lapsed friend Madison with “Prety Little Liars” Shay Mitchell playing her pal Stell.
Created by Jordan Weiss and executive-produced by Margot Robbie and her husband, Tom Ackerley, the show has already been green lit for a second season on its original network, Hulu in the US, and offers some more recent programming to the largely retro offering of Disney Plus' new Star service.
Follow our guide below as we explain how to watch Dollface online and stream season 1 of the comedy show via a great value Disney Plus subscription right now! With a second season ordered and due out on Hulu later this year, now's the time to catch up!
How to watch Dollface online and stream the comedy on Disney Plus today
Star has rolled out on Disney Plus in the UK, most of Europe, and other select markets like Australia and New Zealand, meaning its really straightforward for anyone in those regions to now watch Dollface - just head to the Disney Plus website and sign up for the service to watch.
The addition of Star on Disney Plus more than doubles the amount of grown-up content on the service for just a marginal price increase. Some of the best Star on Disney Plus shows include Big Sky, Solar Opposites, and Love, Victor. Parents can sleep easy, too, as the rollout of the channel includes a slew of new parental control features to ensure the service stays as family-friendly as ever.
In addition to being the exclusive home of Dollface and the entire MCU canon, Disney Plus also gives you access to Disney’s huge back catalogue, plus Fox’s and Pixar's as well. This means that adults will be able to watch every episode of the Simpsons ever made while kids can watch classic Disney films like Cinderella, The Little Mermaid, The Lion King and more.
A Disney Plus subscription also gives you access to everything Star Wars - including The Mandalorian - all for just $6.99/£7.99/AU$11.99 a month.
It should be noted that Star isn't available on the US version of Disney Plus, where the media giant's Hulu service already has very similar ground covered and is the place to head for the show.
How to save money on Disney+
Disney Plus is already a fair deal cheaper than competing streaming services like Netflix but you can save even more when you sign up for an annual subscription which gives you 15% off the monthly price. Obviously you have to splash the cash at the start, but with so much content to get stuck in to we very much doubt you'll run out of things to watch before the 12 months are up. You're looking at $69.99/£79.90/AU$119.99 for the year.
Or if your interests are farther reaching (and you're in the US), then we'd seriously suggest looking at the fantastic value bundle package. It adds Hulu and ESPN+ to your subscription price. The Hulu element opens up a world of Hulu Originals such as The Great, Upload, Helstrom and Normal People. While ESPN+ brings tonnes of exclusive live sport, highlights and documentaries. The combined bundle costs just $12.99 a month.
What else should I know about Disney+?
Disney Plus is showing no signs of slowing down since the service first launched last November. Dollface is just the latest in a string of recent releases exclusive to the platform, including Soul, The Mandalorian, Mulan, Hamilton, and much more.
The streaming service has apps for iOS and Android (of course), and is available to watch online via the likes of Amazon Fire TV Stick, PS4, Xbox One and Roku streaming devices.
In addition, now that Disney has set the precedent of releasing movies like its live-action Mulan remake on the service instead of in theaters through its Premiere Access program, expect the company to keep bring more blockbuster films that were originally intended to be shown on the big screen to Disney Plus in 2021.
The already vast amount of content available on Disney Plus has just doubled in many regions, thanks to its new Star on Disney Plus channel, which will bring much of the content the House of Mouse now owns through its Fox acquisition to the service.
This means the platform will finally offer a more healthy amount of grown-up shows and movies, with Family Guy, Solar Opposites, Love, Victor, Big Sky and Helstrom among the content that's going to be available on Disney Plus Star.
Read more:
- Head to our Disney Plus guide for all the information you need
- Make sure you get the best value with our Disney Plus price guide
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