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Set during World War II, the film follows Thomas Shelby as he faces the greatest threat to date — not just to the Shelby family, but to all of humanity. Tommy is drawn into a dark conspiracy connecting Birmingham's criminal underworld to the most powerful political forces in Europe. As WWII rages around him, Tommy must confront the question: can he save his soul, or is it already too late?
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“By order of the Peaky Blinders.”
— Thomas Shelby
Returns to his iconic role as Thomas Shelby following his Oscar win for Oppenheimer (2024). Murphy brings a weathered, haunted, and more menacing Tommy than ever before.
The Mission: Impossible and Dune star joins the Peaky Blinders world in an undisclosed role — rumored to be a direct adversary to Tommy.
After breakout performances in The Banshees of Inisherin and Saltburn, Keoghan joins the cast in an undisclosed role — expected to be explosive.
Beyond Cillian Murphy, several familiar faces are confirmed to return including Sophie Rundle (Ada Shelby), Natasha O'Keeffe (Lizzie Shelby), and Tim Roth in an undisclosed new role. Notably, Stephen Graham — star of This Is England and Line of Duty — also joins the film in a mysterious role.
Birmingham 1919. Tommy Shelby returns from WWI, transforming the Peaky Blinders from street bookmakers into a criminal empire. Faces Inspector Chester Campbell.
Tommy expands to London, forging alliances and rivalries with Alfie Solomons and the Jewish gang. The Shelbys begin their climb into high society.
Tommy becomes a gentleman, marries Grace, but faces the Russian crime organization and devastating family tragedy. A dark, bloody conclusion.
Vendetta against Italian mafia boss Luca Changretta. The Shelby family is pushed to the brink — unite or perish.
Tommy enters politics, confronting the rise of fascism and Oswald Mosley. Ends with Tommy in despair, holding a gun to his own head.
The final series. Tommy faces illness, betrayal, and ghosts of the past. An open-ended finale, setting the stage for the feature film.
Worldwide theatrical premiere
Global streaming on Netflix
Distributed by Netflix, with a 2-week theatrical window to ensure the cinematic experience. This marks the first time Peaky Blinders hits the big screen.
Tom Harper — who directed key episodes of the original series — helms the feature film. Steven Knight continues as writer, ensuring the story retains its original spirit. Harper brings a grander cinematic vision while Knight maintains the core heart of Peaky Blinders.
Winning the Best Actor Oscar for Oppenheimer (2024) catapulted Cillian Murphy to the peak of his career. Fans and critics alike are eager for his return as Tommy Shelby — the character that has defined Murphy for over a decade. The combination of Oppenheimer prestige and Peaky Blinders devotion creates enormous expectations for the film.
Certified Fresh critics score
Based on expectations from the original series
"Epic, brutal, and perfectly crafted"
"Murphy has never been better"
“The Immortal Man isn't just a TV series finale — it's a prestige cinema piece, worthy of every moment on the big screen. Cillian Murphy once again proves he is the greatest actor of his generation.”
— Empire Magazine
Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man premieres in cinemas on March 6, 2025. Check your local listings for showtimes.
After a 2-week theatrical window, the film arrives on Netflix on March 20, 2025. Netflix subscription required.
All 6 seasons (36 episodes) of Peaky Blinders are available on Netflix. Highly recommended before watching the film.
In select markets, the film screens in IMAX and Dolby Cinema formats for the ultimate cinematic experience.
Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man is not just a film — it is the definitive conclusion to one of the greatest TV series of the 21st century. Since its debut in 2013, Peaky Blinders has become a global cultural phenomenon, changing how the world sees Birmingham and post-war Britain. The feature film promises a worthy ending for Tommy Shelby's journey — and for the millions of fans who have followed along for over a decade.
▸ The original series drew over 6 million viewers per episode in the UK -- the film is projected to gross over $200 million globally in its opening week.
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