How to Watch Litvinenko

Litvinenko, a four-part drama starring Emmy winner and series co-executive producer David Tennant, will premiere on Friday, December 16, on AMC+ and Sundance Now. Tennant plays ex-Russian spy Alexander “Sasha” Litvinenko, who was poisoned while living in London. The series follows the Scotland Yard team who worked along with Litvinenko’s widow to discover the truth behind his death in what would turn out to be a complex and dangerous investigation, leading all the way to the top of the Russian government. Read on to learn how to stream Litvinenko without cable.

• When Does Litvinenko Premiere: Litvinenko premieres on Thursday, December 9.
• Where to Watch Litvinenko: Litvinenko is available on AMC+ and Sundance Now.

Litvinenko on AMC+

You can watch Litvinenko directly through the Prime Video App, Roku Channel, and Apple TV Channels if you subscribe to AMC+. Subscriptions to AMC+ are free for 7-days; after that, it is $8.99 a month, which includes ad-free access to shows on AMC, BBC America, Shudder, SundanceTV, and IFC. You can watch Litvinenko through AMC+ using the following methods.

Prime Video Channels: First, sign up for AMC+ on Prime Video Channels through your Amazon account. Then you can download the Prime Video App to your supported device and sign in with your Amazon account, and The latest episodes of Litvinenko will be available for you to watch through the Prime Video App.

The Roku Channel: While the Prime Video app is available on Roku devices, users of the Roku Channel can sign up for AMC+ through the Roku Channels App. You can do so through the Roku Channel app interface.

Apple TV Channels: While the Prime Video app is available on Apple TV, users may choose to sign up for AMC+ through the Apple TV channels interface.

For more information, see our review of AMC+.

Litvinenko on Sundance Now

Litvinenko is also available through Sundance Now, a partner site for AMC, and an al carte streaming service focused on unique storytelling, including films from the Sundance Institute, as well as imports, such as Litvinenko from the UK.

Sundance Now is available for a direct subscription after a 7-day free trial, running either $59.99 yearly ($4.99/month) or $6.99 monthly. Sundance Now offers a 7-day Free Trial. The service can be streamed online at Sundancenow.com, or via apps for iOS and Google devices, on Roku, Xbox One, and Amazon Fire. 

Also, it is available as an add-on subscription through YouTube TV, Sling TV, and Amazon. 

For more information, see our review of Sundance Now.

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