Netflix PresentsThe Last Kingdom: Blood of Bebbanburg, Watch Now ⬇️⬇️

When fans said goodbye to Uhtred of Bebbanburg in Seven Kings Must Die, few imagined that his saga wasn’t truly over. Now, Netflix brings back the war-forged legend in an all-new sequel film, The Last Kingdom: Blood of Bebbanburg — a thunderous continuation that dives deeper into loyalty, legacy, and the cost of peace.Set several years after the dramatic events of Seven Kings Must Die, the film reintroduces us to a changed England — one now united under King Aethelstan. But beneath the illusion of unity, ancient loyalties smolder, and northern resistance quietly prepares for war. And at the edge of it all, a figure long believed dead walks the mists again.Alexander Dreymon reprises his role as Uhtred of Bebbanburg, the Saxon-born, Dane-raised warrior whose life has always straddled both faith and fury. This time, however, Uhtred must battle not for himself — but for the soul of a nation he helped forge. His personal code is tested in ways no sword can resolve.Joining Dreymon is Harry Gilby, returning as King Aethelstan, whose crown sits heavier than expected. His rise as England’s first true king was built on blood, and now his greatest threat may come from within. As the young ruler struggles to keep the kingdom from splintering, old alliances begin to crumble.Fan-favorite Mark Rowley also returns as Finan, the loyal Irish warrior and Uhtred’s closest brother-in-arms. His wit and battle-scarred heart bring not only emotional weight but a sense of continuity for longtime fans. Together, the three must face what may be the most personal war of all — one that threatens the fragile peace of Britain.Director Edward Bazalgette brings a moody, war-torn cinematic style that fans of The Last Kingdom will recognize immediately. Battle sequences are more brutal, more intimate, and more emotionally charged than ever before. It’s a film that respects the legacy of its characters — while pushing them far beyond their comfort zones.Premiered on July 20, 2025, The Last Kingdom: Blood of Bebbanburg has already taken Netflix by storm. Within 48 hours, it climbed into the global Top 5 and sparked a wave of online fan theories, tributes, and even trending hashtags calling for a spin-off series.Beyond the action, the film dives into powerful themes — the loneliness of leadership, the ghost of past sins, and the weight of unfinished destiny. Uhtred, now more myth than man, becomes both legend and lesson in a world that no longer plays by old rules.The soundtrack, filled with brooding choirs and Norse drums, adds to the immersive experience, while the production design brings the crumbling Bebbanburg fortress to haunting life. From windswept coastlines to candle-lit halls of power, every shot is soaked in atmosphere.Critics are already calling the film “a fierce, honorable sendoff that earns every scar,” while longtime fans are hailing it as the true final chapter that was needed. It blends the emotional weight of Braveheart with the intimate warrior codes of Gladiator — but with its own unique Saxon soul.Whether you’re a die-hard fan of the series or a newcomer drawn by the promise of blood and glory, The Last Kingdom: Blood of Bebbanburg is more than a sequel — it’s a return to a world that refuses to be forgotten.Now streaming exclusively on Netflix, this is Uhtred’s last stand… and history has never felt more alive.