The beloved Peaky Blinders saga is making its grand return with a highly anticipated feature film, promising fans a final, explosive chapter to the Shelby family’s legacy. Here’s a detailed look at everything we know so far about the Peaky Blinders movie.

After six seasons of captivating audiences with gritty drama, Netflix confirmed in June that the Peaky Blinders universe would continue with a full-length movie. Set against the backdrop of a turbulent post-World War I England, Peaky Blinders chronicles the rise and trials of Tommy Shelby (played by Oscar-winner Cillian Murphy) as he ascends from humble beginnings to British power, only to grapple with the weight of his actions. Murphy’s portrayal of Shelby has left an indelible mark on fans, who are eager to see how his story concludes after the series finale left many questions unanswered.
The Return of Cillian Murphy as Tommy Shelby

Yes, Cillian Murphy will return as the complex, iconic Tommy Shelby. Following his award-winning role in Oppenheimer, Murphy remarked, “Tommy Shelby wasn’t finished with me,” expressing excitement about reuniting with creator Steven Knight and director Tom Harper for this special project. Murphy’s return ensures that the intensity, charisma, and grit he brought to the character will carry into this final chapter.
Plot Insights and Setting

Steven Knight, the creator, has teased that A Peaky Blinders Film will be set in World War II England, amid the turmoil of German bombings. Knight describes the film as “an explosive chapter” for both the nation and the Shelby family, with tensions running high on both fronts. Tommy, a seasoned war veteran, will face a new kind of conflict, adding layers to his character as he navigates this era of geopolitical upheaval. According to Knight, “The film will explore the end of empire, with Peaky Blinders going into and beyond World War II.”
Who’s in the Cast?

Alongside Murphy, several original cast members will reprise their roles, including Paul Anderson as Arthur Shelby, Sophie Rundle as Ada Thorne, and Ned Dennehy as Charlie Strong. New faces include Tim Roth, Rebecca Ferguson, and Barry Keoghan, who bring fresh intrigue to the storyline. While details on their roles remain under wraps, a first look at Keoghan in character has stirred excitement among fans, further amplifying the film’s buzz.
Release Date
Though a release date hasn’t been confirmed, production began in Birmingham, England, in September 2024, with filming locations that echo the gang’s real-life roots. If production goes smoothly, fans might see the film by late 2025.
Will This Be the End?
While the movie is expected to be the definitive end for the main Peaky Blinders storyline, Knight hinted at the possibility of further expanding the Peaky Blinders universe with spin-offs and series inspired by the Shelby legacy.
For now, fans can immerse themselves in the original series, streaming on Netflix, as they eagerly await more updates. Stay tuned for what’s sure to be an unforgettable farewell to the Shelby family.