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Get the app to be notifiedCast · Directed by Hal Reid
RI

Ralph Ince
Abraham Lincoln
MM

Mary Maurice
Janet Beecham, a Widow
JM

James Morrison
Harry Beecham, Janet's Seventh Son
TJ

Tefft Johnson
Secretary of War Stanton
RG

Robert Gaillard
Tom Beecham
EW

Earle Williams
One of the Beecham Brothers
WD

William R. Dunn
One of the Beecham Brothers
WR

Wallace Reid
One of the Beecham Brothers
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The Seventh Son — streaming FAQ
Which OTT platform streams The Seventh Son?
The Seventh Son isn't streaming anywhere in Canada yet.
Is The Seventh Son on Netflix?
No, The Seventh Son is not on Netflix in Canada as of October 2026.
Is The Seventh Son on Amazon Prime Video?
No, The Seventh Son isn't on Amazon Prime Video in Canada right now.
Where can I watch The Seventh Son for free?
The Seventh Son isn't streaming in Canada yet, so there's no way to watch it free at the moment.
What is the OTT release date for The Seventh Son?
The Seventh Son hasn't started streaming in Canada yet. Based on the typical 6–8 week theatrical-to-streaming window, we estimate it will arrive around May 22, 1912. This is a prediction, not a confirmed date.













