Young Washington
SHOW TYPE
MOVIE
SHOW LENGTH
2 hr, 1 min
PROTECTION
PG-13
RELEASED
2026
Before he was the Father of a Nation, he was a soldier fighting to survive. A single misstep thrusts young George Washington into the center of a global conflict, testing his honor, loyalty, and courage.
Before he was the Father of a Nation, he was a soldier fighting to survive. A single misstep thrusts young George Washington into the center of a global conflict, testing his honor, loyalty, and courage.
As alliances crumble and the frontier erupts into war, he must confront not only his enemies but the man he's becoming. This is the untold story of Young Washington.
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anonymous
Sep 10, 2026
My family and I went to see Young Washington this evening, and it was excellent! The story follows George Washington's life from the age of ten into young adulthood, exploring his family circumstances and the development of his character, convictions, and leadership principles. I especially appreciated seeing the influence of his mother on his moral compass and the positive impact his older brother had on his social skills, confidence, and leadership abilities. It was a powerful reminder that family truly matters-it did then, and it still does today. The cast was outstanding, with each actor bringing authenticity to the period and portraying their roles convincingly. One performance, however, especially stood out. William Franklyn-Miller, who portrays George Washington as a young adult, truly embodied the character. He presented Washington in a way I had never considered before. Seeing the challenges he faced following the death of his father, along with the emotional struggles and difficult decisions that shaped his life, gave me a much deeper appreciation for the sacrifices he made and his lifelong commitment to serving our country. As a mother, I also appreciated the film's balanced portrayal of war and conflict. It did not shy away from the realities of the time, and there were scenes depicting death and hardship, but it avoided unnecessary gore and graphic violence. The filmmakers told the truth without making the content traumatizing for younger viewers. Overall, Young Washington was engaging, informative, and beautifully produced. It held the attention of everyone in our group from beginning to end. I thoroughly enjoyed this film and, honestly, I'm already considering buying tickets to see it again this weekend. If you enjoy history, appreciate strong family values, or simply want to see an inspiring story about the early life of one of America's greatest leaders, I highly recommend Young Washington.