Sidelined: The QB and Me - Release date and where to watch in Australia

Tay Marley’s Wattpad sensation is now officially a movie with Sidelined: The QB And Me hitting streaming today in Australia. 

The young adult Wattpad hit “The QB Bad Boy and Me” gets a film treatment with Justin Wu directing. Initially debuting last 29 November, the rom-com finds its way to Australian screens just in time for New Year’s Day. 

Headlined by TikTok sensation Noah Beck as Drayton and Siena Agudong as Dallas, the film streams on BINGE today, then later on Foxtel via Movies Premiere. 

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Sidelined: The QB and Me release date Australia

The film adaptation of “The QB Bad Boy and Me” premieres on BINGE today, 1 January 2025, then on Friday, 10 January at 8.30pm on Foxtel’s Movies Premiere channel, as well as on Foxtel Now for on demand streaming.

Movie	BINGE	Foxtel / Foxtel Now
Sidelined: The QB and Me	Wed, 1 Jan 2025	Fri, 10 Jan 2025

Sidelined: The QB and Me trailer

Check out the trailer for “The QB Bad Boy and Me” movie here: 

What is the plot of Sidelined: The QB and Me?

Dallas (Agudong) is a dancer who dreams to enter the best dance school in the country, her late mother’s alma mater. Despite the time and intense effort she spends on training, the school is just too competitive for her to get noticed. 

Her aspirations are further derailed when she meets school heartthrob Drayton (Beck), also the beloved quarterback of high school football. Secretly grieving and with a strict father (played by Dawson’s Creek (James Van Der Beek) too concerned about his life’s directions, he certainly has his own story to tell. 

As their paths cross, will they serve as each other’s distractions (and be sidelined) or will they build their dreams together? 

In addition to Beck and Agudong, Sidelined: The QB and Me stars Drew Ray Tanner as Nathan Bryan, Deborah Cox as Miss Alicia, Asia Lizardo as Gabby, and James Van Der Beek as Leroy Lahey. 

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