Blair Underwood and Ashton James Headline New Youngblood Remake — Hitting Theaters March 6, 2026
Fans of sports movies and coming-of-age stories are getting a fresh take on a classic. The beloved 1986 hockey drama Youngblood — originally starring Rob Lowe, Patrick Swayze, and Cynthia Gibb — is being reimagined for a modern audience with a new cast and a brand-new storyline rooted in heart, hustle, and hockey culture.
Original 1996 Trailer
Remake 2026 Trailer
The upcoming Youngblood remake, set for release in theaters on March 6, 2026, features Ashton James in the lead role and Blair Underwood playing his supportive father. This new version updates the classic sports narrative for today while honoring the spirit of the original — following a young athlete’s journey through competition, identity, and personal growth.
What to Expect
The original Youngblood film became a favorite among sports and hockey fans for its gritty portrayal of junior league hockey, teamwork, and perseverance. The remake aims to capture all of that energy for a new generation.
Underwood’s role as a father figure adds extra emotional depth to this retelling, and fans can expect a mix of action-packed hockey sequences, powerful performances, and a story about family and personal transformation.
Release Date & Where to Watch
- Theatrical Release: March 6, 2026
- Available in theaters across the U.S. and Canada
- After its theatrical run, the film is expected to be released on digital and streaming platforms (such as Apple TV, Amazon Prime Video, and others) — details will be announced as the release date approaches.
Stay Tuned
Trailers, promotional clips, and interviews with the cast are expected in the weeks leading up to the March release. If you’re a fan of sports films, hockey culture, or character-driven drama, Youngblood 2026 could be one of the must-see movies of the year.
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