Where to watch Amy and Peter Are Getting Divorced (2021) in the UK
Amy and Peter Are Getting Divorced (2021) is currently available to stream in the UK on Amazon Prime Video and Amazon Prime Video with Ads. It can also be rented from Amazon Video or bought from Amazon Video. Last verified on 4 August 2026 by ScreenSearch.
The romantic comedy follows what happens when a seemingly perfect couple plans to divorce and how their once-tight friend group struggles to cope with the aftermath.
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Is Amy and Peter Are Getting Divorced on Netflix, Disney+ or Prime Video?
Quick answers for the UK's biggest streaming services, checked against today's data.
Netflix
No — Amy and Peter Are Getting Divorced (2021) is not currently on Netflix in the UK. It is streaming on Amazon Prime Video, Amazon Prime Video with Ads, Tubi TV, and Amazon Prime Video Free with Ads instead.
Amazon Prime Video
Yes — Amy and Peter Are Getting Divorced (2021) is currently streaming on Amazon Prime Video in the UK, included with a subscription. Availability is refreshed daily by ScreenSearch.
Disney+
No — Amy and Peter Are Getting Divorced (2021) is not currently on Disney+ in the UK. It is streaming on Amazon Prime Video, Amazon Prime Video with Ads, Tubi TV, and Amazon Prime Video Free with Ads instead.
Cast & crew
Top-billed cast in Amy and Peter Are Getting Divorced.
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Will RoppNoah -
Caroline HarrisTheodora -
Zoe KantersAmy -
Britt BaronMaya -
Yuriy SardarovSam -
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Casey HanleyAnderson
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Emily HanleyVanessa
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Amy and Peter Are Getting Divorced — frequently asked questions
Where can I stream Amy and Peter Are Getting Divorced in the UK?
Amy and Peter Are Getting Divorced (2021) is currently included in subscriptions to Amazon Prime Video and Amazon Prime Video with Ads in the United Kingdom. Sign-in is required to play. Streaming licences change occasionally — ScreenSearch refreshes its data daily.
How much does it cost to rent Amy and Peter Are Getting Divorced?
Rental prices vary by service and tier (HD vs 4K), typically £3.49 to £5.99 in the UK for a 48-hour rental. ScreenSearch links you straight to Amazon Video so you can check the current price.
Can I buy a digital copy of Amy and Peter Are Getting Divorced?
Yes. Amy and Peter Are Getting Divorced can be bought as a digital download from Amazon Video in the UK. A purchased digital copy lives in that storefront's library and stays available as long as the licence holds.
Is Amy and Peter Are Getting Divorced on Netflix in the UK?
No — Amy and Peter Are Getting Divorced (2021) is not currently on Netflix in the UK. It is streaming on Amazon Prime Video, Amazon Prime Video with Ads, Tubi TV, and Amazon Prime Video Free with Ads instead.
Is Amy and Peter Are Getting Divorced on Amazon Prime Video in the UK?
Yes — Amy and Peter Are Getting Divorced (2021) is currently streaming on Amazon Prime Video in the UK, included with a subscription. Availability is refreshed daily by ScreenSearch.
Is Amy and Peter Are Getting Divorced on Disney+ in the UK?
No — Amy and Peter Are Getting Divorced (2021) is not currently on Disney+ in the UK. It is streaming on Amazon Prime Video, Amazon Prime Video with Ads, Tubi TV, and Amazon Prime Video Free with Ads instead.
How accurate is this film's availability data?
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