Tommy Shelby: Last News

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Jack Dunn While “Peaky Blinders” had its heyday on the small screen, series creator and writer Steven Knight says his feature adaptation belongs in movie theaters. “I really want the ‘Peaky’ fans who have been a big part of this to be watching it all together in one building,” Knight told The Playlist.

“Peaky Blinders” creator Steven Knight has a new historical drama, “A Thousand Blows,” that focuses on a real-life female-led gang called the Forty Elephants. Knight told The Post that he learned about it while he was doing “research” for his most famous show, “Peaky Blinders,” which follows Tommy Shelby (Cillian Murphy) running a gang in post-World War I era Birmingham, England.“I was reading about all the different gangs around the turn of the century,” said Knight, “and there was this gang of female robbers and con artists who called themselves the Forty Elephants.” Knight continued, “Partly because where they came from is called the Elephant and Castle, but also mainly when they went to Harrods or Selfridges and stole loads of clothes and coats and hats, by the time they left, they looked like elephants because they had so many clothes.”He added, “I just thought it’s irresistible, and I always wanted to do it.”Now streaming on Hulu and renewed for a Season 2, “A Thousand Blows” is set in 1880s London, following a cast of characters inspired by real historical figures.

the hotly anticipated “Peaky Blinders” movie, for which Netflix hasn’t announced a release date yet.Regarding the film’s plot, Knight said, “It’s the Second World War, so [Tommy Shelby] is facing the Nazis, the enemy at the time in the 1940s.”He added that during this era, “Britain was alone, fighting against Germans and the Italians before America joined the war. So, he’s in a very perilous situation.” Knight was talking to The Post to promote his new historical gangster drama, “A Thousand Blows” (now streaming on Hulu).

Peaky Blinders movie is on the way, but one of its stars has revealed that their beloved character will not be involved.The sixth season of the Steven Knight-penned drama series aired in 2022, and shortly afterwards it was confirmed that instead of a seventh season, the story of Cillian Murphy’s Tommy Shelby and his criminal gang would be finished up with a feature film.The movie, titled The Immortal Man, will be set a few years after the conclusion of season six and it began filming in September.Now, Kate Phillips, who played Linda Shelby, the wife of Paul Anderson’s Arthur, has confirmed in an interview with Radio Times that she is not involved in the film, despite being involved in negotiations at one stage.“There were discussions and then it didn’t pan out,” she said. “It was such an amazing show to be part of and Steven Knight still continues to have ideas for the life and the future of Peaky Blinders, and that’s always lovely to kind of engage with his hopes and dreams for the show.”“But the life of an actor is, you’re sort of always at the behest of other people’s visions, and sometimes it’s very much a wait and see kind of game,” she added.

Peaky Blinders’ creator Steven Knight has spoken out about progress on the upcoming film continuation of the series.READ MORE: Here’s everything we know about the ‘Peaky Blinders’ movieSpeaking on BBC Breakfast whilst promoting new Disney+ show A Thousand Blows, Knight confirmed that shooting on the Netflix film wrapped in December 2024, before teasing viewers about how it’s coming together so far.He said: “I would say this wouldn’t I, but it’s fantastic. I think we’ve got the best British actors all in one place.

Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight has confirmed that the forthcoming Netflix movie “won’t be the end” for the BBC crime drama.READ MORE: Here’s everything we know about the ‘Peaky Blinders’ movieFilming recently wrapped on the upcoming movie, which is written by Knight and directed by Tom Harper, who helmed three episodes of the show. Cillian Murphy will reprise his role as Tommy Shelby, alongside a supporting cast made up of Stephen Graham, Rebecca Ferguson, Barry Keoghan and Tim Roth.

The Shelbys aren’t going anywhere any time soon.

Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight has hinted at a “new generation” show, as the Cillian Murphy-starring movie wraps up filming.The sixth season of the show was released in 2022 but instead of a seventh, Knight wants to finish up the story of Murphy’s Tommy Shelby and the rest of his criminal mates with a feature film.READ MORE: Here’s everything we know about the ‘Peaky Blinders’ movieThe film is written by Knight and directed by Tom Harper, who directed three episodes of the show. Murphy will reprise his role of Shelby, alongside a supporting cast made up of Stephen Graham, Rebecca Ferguson, Barry Keoghan and Tim Roth.

BBC crime drama Peaky Blinders.The ‘90s football star transitioned into acting after his playing career, appearing in a number of high-profile films including Lock, Stock And Two Smoking Barrels, Snatch and Gone In 60 Seconds.He is also about to make his stage debut as Danny Driscoll in Only Fools And Horses: The Musical, for a three week run at the Hammersmith Apollo in London.While promoting that show, he has appeared on Chris Moyles’ show on Radio X, and has opened up about his desire to have been cast in the hit Birmingham-set show with Cillian Murphy.“…Fools and Horses, it’s one of them where you look at it, same as that Peaky Blinders,” he said. “I wish I’d have done that, because I thought I was made for that as well.”“Some things you think you’re made for,” he added.He went on to discuss the “honour” of being involved in the stage musical of the popular sitcom, describing it as every footballer of his generation’s favourite TV show.Jones also starred in Guy Ritchie’s The Gentlemen series on Netflix earlier this year, which has been recommissioned for a second season.

Cillian Murphy has led tributes to Peaky Blinders costume designer Stephanie Collie, who has died aged 60.The actor was joined by many others paying tribute, including Ryan Reynolds, Daniel Craig and Samuel L. Jackson, all of whom worked with the renowned costume designer.The news was shared with fans via the official Peaky Blinders BBC Instagram account and honoured Collie’s “inspirational” work.The statement read: “We were so saddened to learn of the passing of costume designer Stephanie Collie.“Stephanie’s incredible work in our first series was key to creating the iconic look of the Peaky Blinders, and has gone on to inspire so many people all around the world.“Our love and thoughts are with her family.”Murphy, who plays Tommy Shelby in the show and is currently shooting its new spin-off film, shared his own emotive tribute to Collie.In a statement, he wrote: “Stephanie was a ferocious talent.

A 37-year-old man who looks like Tom Hardy says he gets mobbed by fans who think he is the actual Peaky Blinders star. Aron Walker claims that he didn't recognise that he shared an uncanny resemblance to Hardy's character in the popular drama until strangers would approach him on the street.

Cillian Murphy is back on set as Tommy Shelby for the upcoming Peaky Blinders movie…and he was joined by his new co-star, Rebecca Ferguson!

Saltburn star Barry Keoghan will star in the upcoming Peaky Blinders movie - and now, the actor has been pictured for the first time on the set of the much anticipated new film. Barry, 32, was spotted filming the feature-length movie adaptation of the hit BBC period drama, which is being made for Netflix, with the Irish actor joining its star Cillian Murphy to play a mystery new role, alongside the Shelbys.

Netflix have released a first-look image of Barry Keoghan in the new Peaky Blinders film – check it out below.Production has begun on the forthcoming Peaky Blinders film last month (September 30) – something the streamer confirmed by releasing a first look image of Cillian Murphy as Tommy Shelby.The film was first confirmed back in June, having been written by Steven Knight and with Tom Harper set to direct. Murphy is also serving as a producer on the project.Steven Knight also recently revealed to Deadline that the film is being set during World War II.

The Peaky Blinders movie continues to build buzz and here’s a first look of Saltburn star Barry Keoghan, who joins the cast for the feature.

Barry Keoghan has been spotted for the first time on the set of the new Peaky Blinders film. The BAFTA-Award winning actor, who is known for starring in Saltburn, is set to join Cillian Murphy and the cast for the much anticipated movie that is heading to Netflix.

Cillian Murphy has admitted that winning an Oscar hasn’t really changed things for him.The actor won the Best Actor Academy Award earlier this year for his performance in Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer, which took home seven gongs in total including Best Picture.Speaking in a new interview with The Sunday Times to promote his new film Small Things Like These, Murphy was asked whether things have changed since winning the prestigious award.“Genuinely, honestly, no,” he admitted, though expressed hope that it helps to get more projects under his production company Big Things Films made.“But if it helps in any way [to produce more Big Things Films work], that’s great. If it can help getting the stories told, brilliant,” Murphy added.As well as Small Things Like These, Murphy is keeping busy with a return to Peaky Blinders in the upcoming Netflix film The Immortal Man.The movie, which is being directed by Tom Harper and has begun filming, will be set during World War II and has been described as an “epic continuation of the multi-award-winning gangster saga”.As well as the return of Murphy as Tommy Shelby and Steven Graham as Hayden Stagg, new cast additions include Rebecca Ferguson, Barry Keoghan, Tim Roth, Sophie Rundle, Ned Dennehy, Packy Lee, Ian Peck and Jay Lycurgo.Murphy previously told Deadline of the project: “It seems like Tommy Shelby wasn’t finished with me.

Oscar-winning actor Cillian Murphy has unveiled a new hair colour at the UK premiere of Small Things Like These.

Cillian Murphy is set to return as Tommy Shelby, with Netflix releasing some initial images from the forthcoming Peaky Blinders film on Monday. The streaming behemoth, in collaboration with the BBC for this new project, has also announced that production has officially commenced.

Barry Keoghan, 31, had joined the cast of the film in an unspecified role. Rebecca Ferguson and Tim Roth also joined the cast. It hasn’t been revealed if troubled co-star Paul Anderson, who played Tommy’s hot-tempered brother Arthur, will return for the film.