Young Washington

Before he led a nation, George Washington was a young soldier thrown into a global conflict. With alliances crumbling and war closing in, he must choose who to trust and confront the leader he's becoming.

Cast

William Franklyn-Miller

as George Washington

Ben Kingsley

as Robert Dinwiddie

Mary-Louise Parker

as Mary Washington

Leo Hanna

as Christopher Gist

Mia Rodgers

as Sally Cary

Joel Smallbone

as William Fairfax

Kelsey Grammer

as Lord Fairfax

Andy Serkis

as General Edward Braddock

Michael Benz

as Thomas Gage

Jonno Davies

as James Mackay

Reviews

James Berry

Jon Erwin’s Young Washington stepped onto the July 4th box office stage carrying a heavy burden of expectation and technical skepticism, yet it ultimately delivers a crowd-pleasing, deeply patriotic theatrical experience. Rather than presenting the flawless, untouchable monument found on a dollar bi...

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