'Marry Me' On Peacock: How To Watch, Release Time, Price, Trailer

“Marry Me″ will not have a conventional release.

Instead, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it will be made available to Peacock subscribers on Friday, Feb. 11 at 3 a.m. This means Peacock subscribers will be able to see the film on the same day it premieres in theaters Friday.

The film stars Jennifer Lopez, Owen Wilson, Maluma, John Bradley, and Sarah Silverman.

Since its launch, questions about how to watch, and a few other aspects of the film’s presence on Peacock, have become some of the most popular search trends on Google.

Here is everything you need to know about “Marry Me” on Peacock, including how to watch and how much it costs.

How to watch ‘Marry Me’ on Peacock

Peacock costs $4.99 per month to watch with commercials. You also can upgrade to an ad-free package with extra features for $9.99 per month.

A subscription can be canceled at any time.

Will ‘Marry Me’ be free on Peacock?

“Marry Me” will be available for Peacock users as long as they have a subscription to the service. Without a subscription, there is currently no other way to watch the series.

Is ‘Marry Me’ only on Peacock?

At this time, “Marry Me” is only available on Peacock.

The film cannot be found on Netflix, Hulu, or any other subscription streaming service, and there is no indication that will change anytime soon.

How long will ‘Marry Me’ be on Peacock?

There is currently no end date at which “Marry Me” will be removed from Peacock. It will be available to all subscribers for the foreseeable future.

Here is a look at “Marry Me” on Peacock:

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Joseph Rejent covers TV, writing about live television, streaming services and cord-cutting. He can be reached at [email protected].