Coming to Netflix in November 2020: The 'Princess Switch' Sequel Is Finally Here

three characters in The Princess Switch 2.In the upcoming Christmas flick, the newly crowned Princess Stacy of Belgravia has found her happily ever after with Prince Edward. However, things haven’t gone so smoothly for Margaret and her sous chef beau, Kevin.Not what we want to hear but Stacy is on hand to help them through the rough patch.

Vanessa Hudgens makes her debut as the third look-a-like, Fiona, in the new trailer for The Princess Switch 2!

Vanessa Hudgens is back for doubles.

Another month has begun - and so has another lockdown.With the winter chill starting to creep up and the message to stay home as much as possible, we need a few good series and films to get us through.Luckily, a new month does mean a whole load of new content being dropped onto Netflix.And the streaming service isn't going to disappoint with new Christmas originals, a much anticipated new season AND a bit of nostalgia for those who long for nineties TV.What to know what's coming? Here's a round

Janet W. Lee Vanessa Hudgens is a triple threat in the new trailer for Netflix’s “The Princess Switch 2: Switched Again,” set to premiere on Nov.

The Princess Switch, 2018’s breakout starring , was in the works. The movie is set to premiere on Netflix in 2020, and Hudgens will return as the star and also as a producer.“Vanessa Hudgens returns as star & producer for The Princess Switch 2: Switched Again,” a tweet from the Netflix account reads.

Netflix dropped the trailer for “The Princess Switch 2” Monday, revealing not one, not two, but three amazing roles for Vanessa Hudgens in the followup to the 2018 holiday movie.Here’s the official description for “The Princess Switch: Switched Again”: “When Duchess Margaret unexpectedly inherits the throne to Montenaro and hits a rough patch with boyfriend Kevin, it’s up to her double Princess Stacy of Belgravia to get these star-crossed lovers back together… but the course of true love is

Jungleland – out in select theaters nowTwo brothers (Charlie Hunnam and Jack O’Connell) struggle in the intense world of underground boxing. Let Him Go – Out now (November 6, 2020) in theatersAfter their son dies, a retired sheriff (Kevin Costner) and his wife (Diane Lane) go searching for their only grandson and will bring him back using any means necessary. Freaky – Out in theaters November 13, 2020Its Freaky Friday meets Friday the 13th in this body swap horror.

The Last Dance hit Netflix.Following his rise to fame and the dominance of the Chicago Bulls in the 90s drew in 23.8million viewers and sparked many a virtual water cooler conversation.