Ghost Soldier Release Date: Cast, Story & Theater Dates
Ghost Soldier is listed for US theaters on November 11, 2026, though some listings differ. See the Jim Caviezel cast, plot and date details.

If you are searching for the ghost soldier release date, the most consistently listed date is November 11, 2026, for US theaters. Ghost Soldier is an action thriller starring Jim Caviezel. According to Wikipedia and Kinocheck, Sony Pictures Releasing distributes the film through Columbia Pictures. This guide covers the release date and why listings differ, the cast, the premise, the rating and runtime, streaming status and the film’s earlier Archangel title.
Ghost Soldier release date: when it opens in theaters
Sony-linked listings on BroadwayWorld, Softonic, Kinocheck and Fandango all give November 11, 2026, as the US theatrical date. This is the reported date and should be treated as reported rather than officially confirmed until the distributor announces it. Showtimes vary by city and cinema chain, so check exact screening times with a ticketing site or your local theater.
Not every page agrees. Some ticketing and database pages show other dates. We could not verify those figures against the sources reviewed, so this guide does not rely on them.

Why the date has shifted
The Movie Insider update log reports that the film was first listed for November 6, 2026, and that the date later changed to November 11, 2026. That documented change is the clearest explanation for conflicting figures in older listings.
No published explanation for the change turned up in the sources reviewed, so this guide reports the change without a reason. One possibility is that older pages have not been updated, but no source confirms this. Because the date has already moved once, it is sensible to check the distributor’s announcements or your cinema’s booking page closer to opening.
Jim Caviezel and the main cast
Jim Caviezel plays the lead role of Henry ‘Fitz’ Fitzgerald, according to BroadwayWorld and Fandango. Olivia Thirlby, Beau Knapp, Garret Dillahunt and Shea Whigham appear in supporting roles, as listed by BroadwayWorld and Softonic.
William Eubank directs the film, and Chris Papasadero is credited as writer. David Zelon and William Sherak are listed as producers. BroadwayWorld also names Caviezel as an executive producer, alongside Joseph Micucci, Paul Neinstein and James Vanderbilt, but that credit is reported rather than confirmed across every source. Softonic reports that shooting took place in Romania from August 2025.

Plot: a former Green Beret defends his town
According to BroadwayWorld, Wikipedia and Kinocheck, the premise follows a retired Green Beret and weapons developer who lives off-grid in a rural community. When a powerful corporation tries to seize his neighbors’ land, he is drawn into the conflict.
The story therefore centres on one former soldier facing a corporate push for land. The premise is the only plot information this guide draws on, so it does not describe how the story develops or resolves.
Trailers, rating and runtime
According to BroadwayWorld, a second trailer was released on October 14, 2026. Fandango classes the film as an action thriller.
BroadwayWorld reports that the MPA rated Ghost Soldier PG-13 for strong violence, some bloody images and language. Readers who prefer less graphic action may want to note that rating before booking. Wikipedia lists the runtime as 90 minutes.
No critic reviews have been published yet because the film has not been released. A search of the District listing found no published critic reviews. This article will need updating once reviews appear.
Where to watch after the theatrical run
No confirmed streaming platform has been announced in the sources reviewed. Readers interested in home viewing should wait for an official announcement from the distributor before planning around a release window.
Ghost Soldier and the Archangel title
According to Wikipedia, the film was earlier titled Archangel, and some pages still use that name. Both titles refer to the same Jim Caviezel film, so either name can be used when searching.
Ghost Soldier FAQ
When does Ghost Soldier come out in theaters?
Sony-linked listings give November 11, 2026, for US theaters. Treat this as the reported date until the distributor confirms it.
Why do some sources list Ghost Soldier for other dates?
The one documented change in the sources reviewed moved the date from November 6, 2026, to November 11, 2026. Other figures on some pages could not be verified, so they are not used here.
Who stars in Ghost Soldier?
Jim Caviezel leads the cast as Henry ‘Fitz’ Fitzgerald. Olivia Thirlby, Beau Knapp, Garret Dillahunt and Shea Whigham also appear.
Is Ghost Soldier based on a true story?
No source reviewed confirms a true-story basis for the film.
What is Ghost Soldier about?
The premise follows a retired Green Beret and weapons developer who resists a corporation trying to seize his neighbors’ land in a rural community.
Is Ghost Soldier the same movie as Archangel?
Yes. Wikipedia lists Archangel as the film’s earlier title.
Will Ghost Soldier stream on OTT or digital?
No confirmed streaming platform has been announced in the sources reviewed.
Is Ghost Soldier rated PG-13?
Yes. BroadwayWorld reports a PG-13 rating from the MPA for strong violence, some bloody images and language.
Final thoughts
The ghost soldier release date remains unconfirmed at November 11, 2026, and no published critic reviews are available yet.
Sources
- GHOST SOLDIER Trailer Released for Jim Caviezel Action-Thriller — BroadwayWorld
- Ghost Soldier sets November 2026 release: Jim Caviezel leads Sony thriller — Softonic
- Ghost Soldier (2026) Movie Information & Trailers — Kinocheck
- Ghost Soldier (2026) Tickets & Showtimes — Fandango
- Ghost Soldier (film) — Wikipedia
- Ghost Soldier News Updates — Movie Insider
- Ghost Soldier (2026) – Cast, Reviews & Showtimes — District
- Ghost Soldier (2026) Showtimes & Tickets — Plex
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