Icarus: Where to Watch & Stream Online
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Icarus: Where to Watch & Stream Online

If you are wondering where to watch and stream Icarus online, look no further. The sports documentary follows the story of doping scandals in sports. While filmmaker Bryan Fogel attempts to tell the truth, he also introduces a Russian scientist to viewers whose insights change Fogel’s personal experiment story into a geopolitical thriller, including an unexplained death.

Here’s where you can watch Icarus online.

Where can you watch and stream Icarus?

You can watch and stream Icarus on Netflix. The documentary is exclusively available on the streamer via subscription.

Directed by Bryan Fogel, Icarus features interviews and clips of the following:

  • Bryan Fogel
  • Dave Zabriskie
  • Don Catlin
  • Grigory Rodchenkov
  • Scott Brandt (as Scott A. Brandt)
  • Ben Stone
  • Richard Pound
  • Richard McLaren
  • Nikita Kamaev (archive footage)
  • Thomas Bach (archive footage)
  • Sebastian Coe (archive footage)
  • Vitaliy Mutko (archive footage)

How to watch Icarus and stream online

You can subscribe to a Netflix account to watch and stream Icarus online. The process is very simple.

Go to the Netflix website, select a preferable subscription plan, enter your email address and password, and choose a payment method to register and make an account on the streamer. You can upgrade, downgrade, or cancel the subscription plan anytime.

Netflix provides three types of subscription plans, which are as follows:

  • Standard Plan (with ads): It costs $6.99/month. This plan will support up to two devices.
  • Standard Plan (without ads): It costs $15.49/month and is an ad-free option.
  • Premium Plan: It costs $19.99/month and supports four devices simultaneously.

The official synopsis for Icarus reads:

“In his Oscar-winning film, an American cyclist plunges into a vast doping scandal involving a Russian scientist — Putin’s most-wanted whistleblower.”

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