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    Disney+ Dark Comedy Murder Mystery Series “Wedding Season” Gets Trailer

    Ada BloodBy Ada BloodAugust 11, 20222 Mins Read
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    Disney+ U.K. just released the trailer for their upcoming dark comedy murder mystery mini-series “Wedding Season.” Not to be mixed up with the Netflix’s original film of the same name.

    Disney+ U.K.’s  “Wedding Season” is about Katie and Stefan, two strangers who meet at a wedding and fall hopelessly in love, but there is a catch. Katie is already engaged to someone else and her wedding is only 2 months away. On the night of her wedding, her husband and his entire family are murdered via poisoning. Once the police learn about the affair Stefan becomes their number 1 suspect. All the while Stefan worries that Katie did it. 

    "Wedding Season" mini series poster
    “Wedding Season” (Disney+)

    So the pair make the only logical choice and go on the run from the police. Kicking off an action-packed journey of them not only trying to their innocents, to the authorities and each other. All while trying to avoid getting murdered themselves!

    “Wedding Season” is an eight-episode series by writer Oliver Lyttelton (“Cheaters“) and director George Kane (“Crashing”). The show stars Rosa Salazar (“The Maze Runner”) as Katie and Gavin Drea (“Vikings: Valhalla”) as Stefan. Alongside Jade Harrison (“The Midwich Cuckoos“), Jamie Michie (“Brian and Charles“), Callie Cooke (“Britannia“), Bhav Joshi (“Crime“), Ioanna Kimbrook (“Flatmates“), and Omar Baroud (“Baptiste“). 

    "Wedding Season" mini series still
    “Wedding Season” (Disney+)

    “Wedding Season” will hit on Disney+ Day, which was started in 2021 to promote its Disney+, Hulu, and Star+ streaming services. This will mark the 3rd anniversary of the Disney+ platform and in celebration, the company will be doing announcements about new feature films and television series, and now it seems they are adding premieres to the mix. The 2021 launch was widely considered to be a disaster due to mostly being held via tweets and having very limited footage of the upcoming projects. 

    This series is slated to premiere on September 8th, 2022.

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    Hi, I’m Ada. I like long walks in the graveyard, horror movies, comic books, and bringing you the latest in nerd-centric news.

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