Peaky Blinders, originally a BBC series, captivated audiences with its portrayal of gangland crime in post-World War I Birmingham, running for six seasons from 2013 to 2022.

The show's significant following sparked interest in a film adaptation and potential spin-off shows, leading to the confirmation of a Peaky Blinders movie in June 2024 after years of speculation.

Filming for the movie commenced in September 2024, with production wrapping up on December 13, 2024, primarily in the West Midlands at locations like Digbeth Loc Studios and St Helens.

Creator Steven Knight has revealed that the film will be set during World War II, expanding the narrative beyond the series' original timeline.

While the film is currently untitled, it is speculated to be referred to as The Immortal Man, which is its working title.

Cillian Murphy will reprise his iconic role as Tommy Shelby, joined by new cast members Barry Keoghan, Rebecca Ferguson, and Tim Roth.

Murphy has described the film as an explosive addition to the Peaky Blinders narrative, emphasizing that it is a project made for the fans.