Where to watch The Offence (1973) in the UK
The Offence (1973) is not currently on UK subscription streaming. It can also be rented from Apple TV Store, Amazon Video, and Sky Store or bought from Apple TV Store, Amazon Video, and Sky Store. Last verified on 10 August 2026 by ScreenSearch.
After 20 years, what detective-sergeant Johnson has seen and done is destroying him.
A burned-out British police detective finally snaps while interrogating a suspected child molester.
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Is The Offence on Netflix, Disney+ or Prime Video?
Quick answers for the UK's biggest streaming services, checked against today's data.
Netflix
No — The Offence (1973) is not currently on Netflix or any other UK subscription service, but you can rent from Apple TV Store, Amazon Video, and Sky Store or buy from Apple TV Store, Amazon Video, and Sky Store.
Amazon Prime Video
No — The Offence (1973) is not currently on Amazon Prime Video or any other UK subscription service, but you can rent from Apple TV Store, Amazon Video, and Sky Store or buy from Apple TV Store, Amazon Video, and Sky Store.
Disney+
No — The Offence (1973) is not currently on Disney+ or any other UK subscription service, but you can rent from Apple TV Store, Amazon Video, and Sky Store or buy from Apple TV Store, Amazon Video, and Sky Store.
Cast & crew
Top-billed cast in The Offence.
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Sean ConneryDetective Sergeant Johnson -
Trevor HowardLieutenant Cartwright, Detective Superintendant -
Vivien MerchantMaureen Johnson -
Ian BannenKenneth Baxter -
Peter BowlesDetective Inspector Cameron -
Derek NewarkFrank Jessard -
Ronald RaddLawson -
John HallamPanton
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The Offence — frequently asked questions
Where can I watch The Offence in the UK?
The Offence (1973) is not currently included in any UK subscription service. It is available to rent on Apple TV Store, Amazon Video, and Sky Store and buy on Apple TV Store, Amazon Video, and Sky Store in the United Kingdom.
How much does it cost to rent The Offence?
Rental prices vary by service and tier (HD vs 4K), typically £3.49 to £5.99 in the UK for a 48-hour rental. ScreenSearch links you straight to Apple TV Store, Amazon Video, and Sky Store so you can check the current price.
Can I buy a digital copy of The Offence?
Yes. The Offence can be bought as a digital download from Apple TV Store, Amazon Video, and Sky Store in the UK. A purchased digital copy lives in that storefront's library and stays available as long as the licence holds.
Is The Offence on Netflix in the UK?
No — The Offence (1973) is not currently on Netflix or any other UK subscription service, but you can rent from Apple TV Store, Amazon Video, and Sky Store or buy from Apple TV Store, Amazon Video, and Sky Store.
Is The Offence on Amazon Prime Video in the UK?
No — The Offence (1973) is not currently on Amazon Prime Video or any other UK subscription service, but you can rent from Apple TV Store, Amazon Video, and Sky Store or buy from Apple TV Store, Amazon Video, and Sky Store.
Is The Offence on Disney+ in the UK?
No — The Offence (1973) is not currently on Disney+ or any other UK subscription service, but you can rent from Apple TV Store, Amazon Video, and Sky Store or buy from Apple TV Store, Amazon Video, and Sky Store.
How accurate is this film's availability data?
Availability is sourced from The Movie Database (TMDB), which in turn pulls from JustWatch. Listings are refreshed daily. For purchase decisions, the provider's own site is the source of truth.
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