Cruella fans will be pleased to know that the Disney film is now available to own at home.
It tells the story of Estella, a young, determined and career-focused individual who is trying to establish her name in the fashion world. Set in London during the 1970s punk rock era, Cruella sees Estella befriend two thieves and they build a strong bond.
Estella's unique style catches the attention of fashion legend Baroness von Hellman. This leaves Estella feeling forced to embrace her wicked side, and we all know where that leads...
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Following its release on Disney+ Premier Access, Cruella is now out on DVD and Blu-ray, while you can also pick up a 4K Ultra Steelbook from Zavvi.
The Blu-ray and DVD includes a load of bonus goodness including never-seen-before footage, deleted scenes and bloopers.
One exciting bonus feature is titled The Two Emmas, showing how real-life pals Emma Stone and Emma Thompson prepared for their roles as Cruella de Vil and the Baroness von Hellman.
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There are also plenty of opportunities to uncover Easter eggs with Cruella 101. This feature will help you discover Cruella's many references to 101 Dalmatians, detailing how they've been thoughtfully added into this prequel.
In addition to Stone and Thompson, other cast members in Cruella include Joel Fry (Jasper), Paul Walter Hauser (Horace), Emily Beecham (Catherine/Maid), Kirby Howell-Baptiste (Anita Darling) and Mark Strong (John the Valet).
Cruella is available on Disney+ Premier Access, as well as DVD and Blu-ray.
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