The film ‘One Night Only,’ directed by Will Gluck and written by Travis Braun, will be available for purchase and rent on digital platforms beginning Tuesday, September 8. The movie, which stars Monica Barbaro as a singer seeking true love through a single sexual encounter and Callum Turner as the pizza shop owner she meets, has gained attention online for its premise.
The digital release commences at 12 a.m. Eastern Time on September 8 (9 p.m. Pacific Time on September 7). Digital copies can be bought or rented through services including Amazon Prime, Apple TV, and Fandango At Home. Prices may vary by platform, with Amazon Prime listing the digital purchase price at $24.99 and the rental price at $19.99. Rentals provide a 48-hour window to watch the film after pressing play.
‘One Night Only’ will also be released on DVD, 4K UHD, and Blu-ray on October 20, 2026.
While the movie is not yet available on subscription streaming services, it is expected to arrive on Peacock within the next few months. As a Universal Pictures film, its distribution rights on streaming fall to Peacock, which is owned by Universal. The exact streaming release date on Peacock has not been announced, but based on the release patterns of other Universal films, it could be available around December 2026. Some Universal releases have transitioned to Peacock in as little as two to three months after their theatrical debut, suggesting a potential November 2026 streaming launch.
Following its exclusive window on Peacock, ‘One Night Only’ is slated to become available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video, free with a Prime subscription. This arrangement is part of a deal between Universal and Amazon, which dictates that Universal films stream on Peacock for the first four months, followed by four months on Amazon Prime Video, and then another four months on Peacock. If the predicted Peacock release of December 2026 holds true, ‘One Night Only’ could be available on Amazon Prime around May 2027.
However, Universal’s digital release strategies can vary by title, and the provided timeline is speculative. For those who wish to watch the film immediately, purchasing or renting it digitally starting September 8 is the available option.