After years of speculation, one of the most beloved crime dramas of the last decade is officially returning — but this time on the big screen. Following the critically acclaimed six-season run of Peaky Blinders (2013–2022), creator Steven Knight and star Cillian Murphy are bringing Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man — a feature film continuation that premieres in March 2026. A Movie for the Ages Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man picks up after the events of the TV series, shifting the action to Birmingham in 1940 during the turmoil of World War II. After years in self-imposed exile, Tommy Shelby returns — not to rebuild his criminal empire, but to confront a new kind of battle: one that might reshape his legacy forever. The film lands in select theaters on March 6, 2026, before premiering globally on Netflix on March 20, 2026. Returning Characters and New Faces Fans will be thrilled to see familiar faces reprise their roles, including: Tommy Shelby — Cillian Murphy Ada Thorne (née Shelby) — Sophie Rundle Hayden Stagg — Stephen Graham Johnny Dogs — Packy Lee Curly — Ian Peck Alongside the core cast, The Immortal Man introduces new characters portrayed by actors such as Rebecca Ferguson, Tim Roth, Jay Lycurgo, and Barry Keoghan, whose Duke Shelby — Tommy’s illegitimate son — becomes central to the conflict. What the Story Promises Unlike the series’ earlier chapters focused on post-World I gangland politics and Shelby family intrigue, The Immortal Man places Tommy at the heart of a larger historical drama: A nation at war A family legacy in question A rising younger generation challenging the past The trailer suggests a father-son confrontation, with Duke’s choices threatening to undo Tommy’s carefully built world — forcing him back into the underworld he once tried to escape. At its core, the film is less about street crime and more about identity, legacy, and surviving inner demons — true to the tone that made the original series iconic. The Sound of Shelby Music has always been a Peaky Blinders trademark — and The Immortal Man continues that legacy with a rich, atmospheric soundtrack. Longtime collaborators are back, including new versions of the theme “Red Right Hand” alongside contemporary artists like Massive Attack covers and original compositions by Antony Genn and Martin Slattery. Why This Movie Matters For fans of the show, The Immortal Man represents: Closure — Director Knight says it completes Tommy’s journey. Evolution — Shifts the narrative from gangland chaos to wartime upheaval. Continuity — Brings familiar faces back while introducing new stakes. And, while it’s designed to satisfy long-time viewers, it’s also positioned to draw in new audiences with its cinematic scale and historical intrigue. an’t-Miss Release Dates Theatrical Release: March 6, 2026 Netflix Premiere: March 20, 2026 Runtime: ~112 minutes Final Thoughts Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man isn’t just another sequel — it’s a chance to see one of television’s most complex anti-heroes return to a world more hostile than ever before. From the smoke-filled pubs of Birmingham to the shadow of global conflict, this film promises explosive drama, emotional weight, and the kind of storytelling that turned Peaky Blinders into a global phenomenon. For the loyal fans who lived every Shelby twist — and for new viewers ready to dive in — The Immortal Man is shaping up to be a landmark moment in modern crime cinema. Post navigation Rapper Lil Poppa Dead at 25: The Life, Rise, and Sudden Loss of a Hip-Hop Talent
