The warrior returns, but peace demands a heavier price than war.
Return to Bebbanburg (2025) continues the epic legacy of The Last Kingdom, delivering a thunderous finale that’s as brutal as it is heartfelt. Picking up after the events of Seven Kings Must Die, the film brings Uhtred of Bebbanburg back to the fortress of his birth—but this time, it's not just a place. It’s a battleground for honor, legacy, and the future of England.
With King Edward dead and England fractured, warlords rise like vultures over a kingdom with no clear heir. Uhtred, older and battle-worn, has tried to keep Bebbanburg neutral. But peace has a price, and fate—always relentless—calls him to draw his sword one last time. When a secret alliance of enemies threatens Northumbria, Uhtred must rally his loyal warriors, face past betrayals, and reclaim more than just land. He must restore what he nearly lost: a nation’s hope.
The story is steeped in blood, loyalty, and destiny. Old allies like Finan and Sihtric return to stand by Uhtred’s side, while new enemies wield not just axes but words—manipulating kingdoms from within. As Christianity and paganism clash, and the throne trembles under uncertainty, Uhtred must decide whether to die a warrior or live a legend.
Shot across the windswept coasts of Northumbria with sweeping visuals and grounded combat, Return to Bebbanburg blends emotion and spectacle with the raw grit fans have come to love. Alexander Dreymon returns with power and poignancy, delivering a final performance that echoes across generations.
This is not just the return of a hero. It’s the rise of a kingdom.