Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight reveals that the upcoming Netflix movie is far from the end for the beloved period crime drama franchise. ... It won’t be the end, let me put it that way.

Heads up Peaky Blinders fans — we just got some info about the future of the franchise that'll definitely be something to pay attention to. The hit TV show originally ended after six seasons in ...

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And Peaky Blinders really needs that to crank back up again if it’s going to make this movie, which we’ve known about for absolutely ages now, land with the impact which really befits it.

The Shelbys aren’t going anywhere any time soon. Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight recently teased to the U.K.’s Times Radio that there could be additional projects beyond the film slated ...

It’s impossible to hear the words “He’s a man, he’s a ghost, he’s a god, he’s a guru” and not immediately picture Tommy Shelby lighting a cigarette in the shadows of Birmingham’s industrial chaos.

PEAKY BLINDERS has captivated audiences across the nation - but bombshell claims reveal their name had nothing to do with crime or their violent razor-blade attacks.

Peaky Blinders’ cast also included stars like Paul Anderson, Tom Hardy and others. But do you know, there was a time when Steven Knight seriously considered Fast & Furious star Jason Statham?

We all know how much Cillian Murphy's Thomas Shelby in Peaky Blinders is fond of smoking. In fact, in our early trivia. Box Office. ... Let us know in the comments section.

Peaky Blinders... the movie? It could happen, according to the creative team behind the hit BBC series. Series creator Steven Knight and executive producer Caryn Mandabach both told Digital Spy ...

PEAKY BLINDERS is streaming on the BBC iPlayer and Netflix now. Throughout the show's 5 seasons, the Shelby brothers can be heard reciting the quote 'In the Bleak Midwinter', but what does it mean ...