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After years of publicity and media attention surrounding the case of Natalia Grace, a new Hulu limited series hopes to tell different angles of the same story.
The eight-episode limited series, “Good American Family,” dropped its first two episodes on Hulu March 19, with the additional six episodes dropping weekly every Wednesday.
If you want to watch “Good American Family” in its entirety, it will stream on Hulu. Hulu has an ad-supported plan at $9.99/Month, or $99.99/Year, while the no ad plan costs $18.99/Month. Students can get Hulu with ads at $1.99/month. Additional bundles with Live TV, Disney+ and ESPN+ cost $82.99/Month, while the Live TV only option costs $81.99/Month.
Sign up to watch “Good American Family” online, along with other TV shows including “Deli Boys,” “Paradise,” “Extracted,” “Normal People,” “The Handmaid’s Tale,” “Under the Bridge,” “Interior Chinatown” and “Under the Bridge.”
Starring Ellen Pompeo, Mark Duplass and newcomer Imogen Faith Reid, “Good American Family” tells the story of Natalia Grace, an adopted girl from Ukraine with a rare form of dwarfism. As the story goes, her adopted parents went on to claim that she was lying about her age with the goal of hurting the family.
At the show’s red carpet premiere and FYC screening last Thursday, Duplass admitted to Variety that he was “very skeptical” about starring in the show given how much media coverage there has been surrounding the case already. But he was won over by showrunners Katie Robbins and Sarah Sutherland, who wanted to tell the story from multiple different angles in a “Rashomon”-type structure.
“That was really exciting for me because it hasn’t really been seen in the miniseries format,” Duplass explained.
Watch the trailer for the limited series below:
