ALL ABOUT PEAKY BLINDERS NEW SEASON: WILL IT BE THE LAST?

The desire for a new season of Peaky Blinders to be worked on was undeniable. One of the Netflix series with a large audience and good reviews in general.

It turns out that after being off-screen for almost two years due to the Covid-19 pandemic, he wowed with the sixth installment. And now a movie is expected to close.

The great period production was conceived to be produced over 7 seasons. However, it was decided that there will only be 6 and a movie to complete his story. 

The decision on the new season of Peaky Blinders

Steven Knight, the creator of the Peaky Blinders series, was the one who ended the rumors of the new season. He was the one who told Deadline:

“Although the TV series is coming to an end, the series will continue in another form”

“COVID changed our plans”

“But I can say that my plan from the beginning was to end Peaky with a movie. That’s what’s going to happen”

These three statements said by Knight in January meant a forceful response to so many rumors. Now, everything revolves around what that last release in the series will be like.

What is known so far is that it will be set in World War II, as Knight told the Radio Times. According to reports from Variety, the film will start production in 2023, so there is a bit of a way to go.

Summary of this excellent Netflix production

Created by Steven Knight for the BBC and distributed by Netflix in Spain, Peaky Blinders follows the criminal plots of an underworld gang from Birmingham, England.

The gang led by Tommy Shelby has presented in its seasons a multitude of confrontations with mafias and personal dramas of all kinds. Something that will continue until the end of history.

Now, two events have significantly changed the fate of history: 

“The COVID pandemic that slowed down the filming of the sixth season and finally caused the cancellation of the seventh season The death of Helen McCrory -who played Polly – which led the writers to have to restructure the entire story without the character”.

The ending of the latest installment continues to leave numerous unanswered questions, but the film is expected to make up for it all.

Peaky Blinder’s sixth and final season

The sixth and final season of Peaky Blinders has arrived at Netflix. A production with a strong focus on the story of the character played by Cillian Murphy, Tommy Shelby.

This last installment focused on his demons, from how Polly’s disappearance affected him to other particular facts. The outcome makes many miss the action and the confrontations.

In this installment, a fascinating story was woven with iconic characters such as Alfie Solomon -played by Tom Hardy– and Diana Mitford -played by Amber Anderson-.

Anyway, we all get used to the anxiety that surrounds the lives of the Shelbys. But in this installment, the feeling of farewell is left as a preamble to Peaky Blinders movie.

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Everything that is known about Peaky Blinders, the movie

Before the end of the already announced “last season” of Peaky Blinders, now begins the eagerness for the film that will end the story. Everyone wants to know as many of its details.

For her, Knight has not given major clues about the story to development. What he has highlighted is that it will be based on a true story of World War II.

He has also informed that the movie l will focus on two specific stories. Beyond that, the characters in season six have laid the groundwork for what’s to come.

• Its premiere is estimated for 2024, because between filming and post-production work, it would be very rare for it to be released before
• As for the characters, all those who have arrived alive at the end of the series could appear in the film
• It has already been announced that the start of filming will be in 2023 in the city of Birmingham
• The main characters (Tommy and Arthur) will be around 49 and 52 years old by the time World War II starts

One of Knight’s clear intentions, as he has stated, is to “redeem” Tommy at the end of the story. The expectation is very great, and he knows it.