The trailer for Disney+'s 'Weekend Family' reveals the streamer's first French original series.
Disney+ has just announced that Weekend Family, the streaming service's first French Disney+ original series will begin streaming in the United States this March. The series originally started streaming on Disney+ in France, Spain, Australia, and several other markets this February. Weekend Family will become available in the United States and the United Kingdom on March 09, 2022.
COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY All of this is a lot in and of itself. However, when Fred finds that he is falling in love once again, this time with Emmanuelle, played by Daphné Côté Hallé, an academic with no experience rearing children, things seem to spiral out of their usual, precarious balance.
The new trailer shows the extent of the whacky and often messy antics, from mistaking hair removal cream for a therapeutic face mask to a jump scare featuring Romy sneaking into Fred's bedroom at the least opportune time. The series, like the trailer, will be dubbed for American viewers. The series will be available on Disney+ in the United States beginning March 09, 2022. Until then, you can check out the trailer below.
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