Disney’s Hexed Official Trailer: Billie, a Three-Eyed Cat and the US–UK Release Dates

Disney released the full trailer for Hexed on October 12, 2026, alongside a new poster and voice-cast additions. Walt Disney Animation Studios’ original fantasy follows Billie Doe, a teenager whose newly unleashed magic takes her and her mother into a realm of witches. The confirmed cinema dates differ: November 25 in the United States and November 27 in the UK.

Watch the official Hexed trailer

The video above is the studio’s original official upload. The accompanying Disney announcement identifies the central characters and two newly highlighted cast members, rather than revealing the entire story.

Billie, Alice and the world of Hexe

Disney’s synopsis describes Billie as an impulsive, unconventional teenager who discovers hidden magical abilities. Leaving suburbia behind, she enters Hexe, a vast witch realm, and must work with her more cautious mother, Alice.

The studio’s October 12 feature adds that Alice had suppressed Billie’s powers since childhood. Their journey brings family secrets into the open, making the mother-daughter relationship central to the adventure.

Beef Roger Crummchuk, the reclusive three-eyed cat voiced by Walton Goggins, becomes an uneasy ally. Queen Celeste, voiced by Jodie Foster, wants to preserve her power over Hexe. Those are the announced character roles; how their conflicts resolve remains for the film.

The key voice cast

Disney’s October 12 announcement specifically highlights Winkler and Stevens joining in key roles. The film is directed by Fawn Veerasunthorn and Jason Hand, co-directed by Josie Trinidad, and written by Jared Bush and Dana Ledoux Miller.

When is Hexed in cinemas?

The UK poster reproduced above carries November 27. That is a local campaign date, rather than a correction to the US listing or a promise that every country opens on the same day. Other territories should use their own official Disney or cinema listing.

No Disney+ premiere date is announced in the checked sources. Disney’s US page still lists the film as Not Yet Rated, and the cited materials do not establish a final runtime. The trailer’s length should not be confused with the movie’s running time.

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