The new film "Young Washington," which explores the life of George Washington before the American Revolution and his presidency, has opened in select U.S. theaters on Friday, July 3. Directed by Jon Erwin and written by Erwin, Tom Provost, and Diederik Hoogstraten, the movie stars William Franklyn-Miller as a young George Washington. The cast also includes Mary-Louise Parker, Kelsey Grammer, Andy Serkis, and Ben Kingsley.
The film is distributed by Angel Studios, an independent company known for faith-based movies and content that aligns with conservative values. "Young Washington" is currently not available for streaming on platforms like Netflix or Amazon Prime Video. It is not a Netflix original, and historically, Angel Studios' films have not appeared on Netflix soon after their theatrical runs.
While "Young Washington" is expected to become available for digital purchase or rental on platforms like Prime Video in the future, it will not be offered for free streaming with a Prime subscription, as it is not a Prime original production.
Angel Studios has not yet announced an official digital release date for "Young Washington." Based on the studio's previous releases, such as "Solo Mio," which became available on digital platforms approximately six weeks after its theater debut, "Young Washington" might be accessible for video-on-demand purchase or rent around the first week of August 2026. Additionally, it is likely to be available for streaming on the Angel Studios website for members of its "Angel Guild" subscription service, which starts at $12 per month. However, release timelines for Angel Studios films have varied, with some taking over three months to reach digital platforms or remaining exclusive to the Angel Studios platform. Therefore, for immediate viewing, attending a theater showing is the only option.