How to watch ‘The Assassin' online from anywhere

Tom's Guide

a day ago

"Are you really not going to tell me why you're some kind of perimenopausal James Bond?' asks Edward (played by Freddie Highmore), the estranged son of Keeley Hawes' character Julie. And that is not even the most difficult question the retired hitwoman has to answer when her past resists her and the two of them are forced to go on the run.
Below, we reveal where to watch 'The Assassin' online and from anywhere with a VPN.
"The Assassin" premieres on Friday, July 25.• UK— Amazon Prime (FREE 30-day trial)• Aus — Stan
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Ok, it might sound a bit contrived but it actually works. Hawes seem to have the most fun as the kick ass middle aged woman called out of retirement for the inevitable "one last job" while Highmore follows behind trying to assemble what he can of his own back story through the smokescreen of secrecy laid by his mother.
A great supporting cast including Gina Gershon, Jack Davenport, Richard Dormer and Alan "Jim from Neighbours" Dale plus dramatic action scenes and crazy plot twists provide plenty of reasons to suspend disbelief. Set on a beautiful Greek Island, it's not exactly "Mamma Mia" but it does have a similar vibe. With added sniper rifle.
Below is our full guide to how to watch 'The Assassin' online with an Amazon Prime Video 30-day FREE trial.
"The Assassin" is available to stream in the U.K. on Prime Video from Friday, July 25.
There's good news for new and eligible returning Amazon subscribers. They'll be entitled to a 30-day free trial of Amazon Prime, which includes perks like free delivery, ad-free music, and access to thousands of hit films and TV shows.
After the free trial, a Prime Video subscription costs £8.99 per month or £95 per year.
In addition to 'The Assassin', Prime Video is also home to hit originals like 'The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power', 'Fallout', 'My Lady Jane', 'Mr. & Mrs. Smith' and 'The Boys'.
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"The Assassin" is available to stream in Australia on Stan from Friday, July 25.
A Stan subscription starts at $12 per month for a Basic plan, with features like HD/4K quality and additional devices available at higher price points.
Abroad? Don't panic. If you're outside Australia make sure to use NordVPN to catch the show.
There is no release date for "The Assassin" in the U.S. as yet. We'll let you know here if that changes.
If you're a Brit or an Aussie traveling in the US, however, a VPN will help you tune in. We recommend NordVPN.
As with the U.S., there is no release date in Canada as yet and we'll let you know here if that changes.
If you're a Brit or an Aussie traveling in the Great White North a VPN will help you tune in. We recommend NordVPN.
Before reading our guide to "The Assassin", you might want to check out the full series trailer, below.
The show was written and put together by Harry and Jack Williams. Their Two Brothers Pictures production company was also responsible for Boat Story, Dinosaur, Baptiste, The Missing, and The Tourist.
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