Young Washington is releasing in theaters on July 3, 2026, right in the middle of the July 4th long weekend, and the timing feels deliberate. Angel Studios is positioning this as an inspirational historical drama about the early life of George Washington, and early buzz suggests it could appeal strongly to families and audiences looking for patriotic, faith friendly content during the holiday period.
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Since the film has not released yet, there are no actual box office numbers available. Tracking for the weekend has been relatively quiet compared to bigger studio tentpoles, but Angel Studios has a track record of overperforming with the right audience on limited marketing.
How it opens will largely depend on word-of-mouth from its Tribeca premiere and church/community screenings. Collections for the opening days and beyond will be updated here once the movie starts its theatrical run. For now, everything remains TBU.
Young Washington 2026 Overview
| Aspect | Details |
|---|---|
| Title | Young Washington |
| Directed by | Jon Erwin |
| Written by | Jon Erwin, Tom Provost, Diederik Hoogstraten |
| Produced by | Jon Erwin, Chip Diggins, Benton Crane, Tyler Zacharia |
| Actor | William Franklyn-Miller |
| Actress | Mary-Louise Parker |
| Other Cast | Ben Kingsley, Andy Serkis, Kelsey Grammer, Joel Smallbone, Mia Rodgers, Jonno Davies, John Foss |
| Cinematography | Kristopher Kimlin |
| Edited by | Parker Adams, David de Vos |
| Music by | Benjamin Botkin |
| Production Companies | Wonder Project, 10 Ton Productions, 2521 Entertainment, Wild Atlantic Pictures |
| Distributed by | Angel Studios |
| Release Date | July 3, 2026 (United States) |
| Running Time | 122 minutes (approx. 2h 5m) |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
| Film Industry | Hollywood |
| Genre | Historical Drama, War, Biography, Adventure |
| Censor Rating | PG-13 |
Young Washington Day Wise Box Office Collection
| Day | Date | US Collection Gross (Millions) | Fluctuation (%+/-) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | July 3, 2026 | TBU | (Opening Day) |
| Day 2 | July 4, 2026 | TBU | TBU |
| Day 3 | July 5, 2026 | TBU | TBU |
| Total US Gross | – | TBU | – |
| Total Worldwide Gross | – | TBU | – |
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About the Film
Young Washington tells the lesser known early story of George Washington before he became the first President of the United States. The film focuses on his time as a young surveyor and soldier caught in the middle of global conflict during the French and Indian War. It explores how a single misstep and a series of impossible choices tested his honor, loyalty, and courage, ultimately shaping the leader he would become.
Rather than a traditional biopic that jumps across his entire life, this story stays grounded in his formative years, showing the personal cost of leadership and the weight of responsibility at a very young age. The film carries a strong inspirational tone, emphasizing themes of courage, sacrifice, and destiny. Jon Erwin’s direction brings a sincere, heartfelt approach that feels very much in line with Angel Studios’ style of storytelling.
The supporting cast, including Ben Kingsley, Kelsey Grammer, and Andy Serkis, adds gravitas to the historical setting. Comparisons to films like The Patriot or Lincoln are natural, though Young Washington feels more intimate and focused on the internal journey of a young man learning what it means to lead. The timing with America’s 250th anniversary celebrations gives it extra cultural resonance for audiences who enjoy patriotic, values driven historical dramas.
In the current landscape of big summer blockbusters, Young Washington stands apart as a more thoughtful, character-driven historical epic. It doesn’t rely on heavy CGI spectacle but instead leans on emotional storytelling and the idea that great leaders are often forged through hardship and moral testing. For families and audiences looking for something uplifting and educational alongside their July 4th celebrations, the film offers a sincere look at the making of an American icon. If it connects with its core audience, it has the potential to become one of Angel Studios’ stronger wide releases of the year.
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