'Anora', 'Wicked', 'Grey’s Anatomy' release dates on OTT: Where and how to watch Oscars 2025 headliners?

Oscars 2025 best picture winner 'Anora', 'Wicked', "Grey’s Anatomy" are some of the prominent movies and shows are releasing this week on Hulu, Peacock, ABC, and other streaming platforms between March 17 and 23.

There’s plenty of Oscar winners and contenders coming to streaming services now that the show is over, starting with best picture winner “Anora,” debuting on Hulu on Monday.

Another big Oscar player, perhaps "Anora's" complete opposite as a big, lavishly expensive studio musical, “Wicked” starts streaming on Peacock on Friday, March 21. The film won two Oscars, for costume and production design.


"Sing Sing" arrives on Max on Friday, March 21. This inspired-by-real-life film about inmates who find a creative outlet through acting and performance earned three Oscar nominations.

With "Good American Family" on Hulu, Ellen Pompeo stars in her first big role since stepping back from her series regular status on ABC’s “Grey’s Anatomy.” “Good American Family” fictionalizes the true story of Natalia Grace, a Ukrainian-born orphan with dwarfism, adopted as a child by an American family — who later accused her of lying about her age with sinister intentions. The wild tale became well-known after it was the subject of a docuseries that debuted in 2023 on Investigation Discovery. In “Good American Family,” Pompeo and Mark Duplass play the adoptive parents of Natalia (Imogen Faith Reid). It premieres Wednesday.

What if your dad was a convicted serial killer? That horrific thought is a reality for TV producer and podcaster Melissa G. Moore, whose father is Keith Jesperson, now serving multiple life sentences in prison for a string of murders in the early 1990s. Melissa had a loving relationship with her father until learning of his crimes as a teen. Jesperson was called the Happy Face Killer because he drew happy faces on confession letters boasting about his killings. Melissa’s story is played out in “Happy Face” debuting Thursday on Paramount+, starring Annaleigh Ashford and Dennis Quaid.

As public interest in women’s sports has surged, a new weekly talk show coming to The Roku Channel is dedicated to female athletes. “Women’s Sports Now” is hosted by former WNBA player Renee Montgomery, comedian Sarah Tiana and sports reporter Suzy Shuster. The show will follow women’s sports teams at the college and professional level. Reese Witherspoon is an executive producer. It debuts Thursday.

FAQs

Q1. Where can we watch 'Sing Sing'?
A1. "Sing Sing" arrives on Max on Friday, March 21. This inspired-by-real-life film about inmates who find a creative outlet through acting and performance earned three Oscar nominations.

Q2. Where can we watch 'Peacock'?
A2. 'Wicked' starts streaming on Peacock on Friday, March 21.