The Old Guard 2

Streaming Now: ‘The Old Guard 2’ Brings Charlize Theron Back to Battle

Immortality comes at a cost!

Netflix’s The Old Guard 2 is now streaming, reuniting audiences with its immortal warriors and throwing a few new ones into the fray. The sequel picks up six months after the events of the first film, as the team wrestles with betrayal, loss, and a looming threat that may be more personal than global.

Charlize Theron returns as Andy, the battle-hardened leader now grappling with a new and unfamiliar condition: mortality. After centuries of invincibility, her edge has dulled, and her mortality raises the emotional stakes, not to mention the physical risks, for the group.

The Old Guard 2
The Old Guard 2 | Skydance | Netflix

Uma Thurman joins the cast as Discord, the very first immortal, a formidable figure with unfinished business. She rescues Quynh (Veronica Ngô) from a centuries-long prison beneath the sea, an iron maiden tossed into the ocean and sets the sequel’s revenge-fueled engine in motion. “Longtime” doesn’t quite cut it when describing Quynh and Andy’s bond. Their history spans centuries, and that makes betrayal sting far more deeply.

Quynh, consumed by rage and haunted by her suffering, allies herself with Discord. Her pain is clear: Andy lived on while she drowned in darkness. There’s no faking that level of hurt. As tensions rise, Andy is forced to face her own guilt, something not even immortality could shield her from.

The Old Guard 2
The Old Guard 2 | Skydance | Netflix

Also new to the team is Henry Golding as Tuah, an immortal who serves as something of a walking archive, the keeper of the group’s long, twisted history. His presence adds weight, but also underscores how much the world has changed since these warriors first took up arms.

Meanwhile, Booker (Matthias Schoenaerts), exiled after betraying the team, seeks redemption. It’s a tricky tightrope: forgiveness versus consequence. The Old Guard 2 is about conflict, regret, and what it means to live forever, especially when some wounds never heal.

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