- MoviesTom Butler
'Peaky Blinders' fans thrilled by resurrection of popular character in series finale
One 'Peaky Blinders' said "dreams do come true".
- MoviesGregory Wakeman
Brad Pitt wants to ‘take part’ in ‘Peaky Blinders’, according to its creator
Peaky Blinders creator Stephen Knight reveals that Snoop Dogg, A$AP Rocky and even Brad Pitt have asked for cameos.
- MoviesHanna Flint
'Peaky Blinders' inspires record Birmingham tourism even though it's not shot there
The BBC series is actually shot in Liverpool and Manchester.
- MoviesDigital Spy
Peaky Blinders season 5 star responds to Tommy Shelby vs Michael Gray storyline theory
Will Aunty Pol see this one coming?
- MoviesThe Independent
Peaky Blinders, episode one review: Slick, superficial and absolutely gripping
Have we reached peak Peaky Blinders? It certainly feels that way as Steven Knight’s retro gangster romp returns with a promotion to BBC One and amid Game of Thrones-levels of hype.With everyone getting their flat-caps in a twist ahead of the show’s fifth series, the pressure’s on then. But Peaky Blinders is more than up to the challenge. It arrives with a swagger and an opening montage that sees anti-hero Tommy Shelby (Cillian Murphy) doing what he’s best at: clopping on a horse in stylised slow motion as Nick Cave croons “Red Right Hand”.
- MoviesEsquire
When Is 'Peaky Blinders' Season 5 Out? Trailers, Rumours And Everything You Need To Know
Pull on your newsboy cap and come with us
- MoviesTom Beasley
'Peaky Blinders' creator Steven Knight defends show's violence after star calls it 'disgusting'
Ahead of its fifth series, Steven Knight says 'Peaky Blinders' always ensures that the consequences of violence are felt by the characters.
- MoviesBen Arnold
Helen McCrory admits she was unable to watch 'disgustingly violent' new series of 'Peaky Blinders'
Helen McCrory has branded the new series of Peaky Blinders 'disgustingly violent', and said that she had to look away during some scenes.
- MoviesEvening Standard
Cillian Murphy rules himself out of playing James Bond as he thinks next 007 'should be a woman'
Cillian Murphy has shut down claims that he could be the next James Bond because he thinks the iconic role should go to a woman.The Peaky Binders star, who plays Tommy Shelby in the BBC show, was hotly tipped to take over Daniel Craig’s spot as the new 007, joining a list of rumoured contenders which also includes James Norton and Richard Madden.But, speaking to The Guardian, the 43-year-old admitted he has other ideas. He said: “The thing about it is, if you say anything about Bond it becomes the headline, right?“There’s two things I’ll say about that. Firstly, there’s a whole other industry which is completely separate from the film side of things, and that’s the bookies. He added: “The second thing I’d say is that I think it should be a woman, which rules me out.”The English actress Lashana Lynch has reportedly been cast as a new 007, but her character will appear alongside Craig’s Bond, having taken over his code name, rather than replace him.[[gallery-0]] Previous contenders rumoured to be in the running to play the iconic super-spy include Idris Elba and Tom Hiddleston.Filming for the 25th Bond film, which is using the working title Shatterhand, has so far taken place on location in Jamaica, Norway and Italy, and at Pinewood Studios in the UK.Earlier this year, Craig was forced to spend two weeks recovering from an ankle injury sustained while filming. Despite this, the film is still slated for release in April 2020.The 25th Bond film will be directed by Cary Fukunaga and will be Craig's fifth and final outing as the super spy.Ralph Fiennes, Ben Whishaw, Naomie Harris, Jeffrey Wright and Rory Kinnear will all return to the series, while Rami Malek will make his Bond debut as a villain.
- MoviesEsquire
The Real History Behind 'Peaky Blinders' Season 5
A primer on Oswald Mosley, The Great Depression and more
- MoviesAmy West
American 'Peaky Blinders' fans need subtitles to understand Brummy accent, says writer
American viewers aren't the only ones as the actors still struggle with the dialect too, admits Steven Knight.
- MoviesDeadline
‘Peaky Blinders’ Season 5 Promises Shocks, Surprises, Punk Energy & A Dive Into Tommy Shelby’s Psyche
Be prepared for “shocks and surprises to come,” said Peaky Blinders creator and writer Steven Knight at tonight's packed-house London premiere of the gangster epic’s 5th season. “It gets better and better,” Knight promised an enthusiastic crowd -- some of whom came dressed in 1920s garb to the highly sought-out event. Peaky will return to […]
- MoviesHanna Flint
'The Corrupted' star Sam Claflin praises 'Line of Duty' and teases 'Peaky Blinders' role (exclusive)
The actor stars in the new British crime drama 'The Corrupted'.
- MoviesTom Beasley
'Peaky Blinders' accused of glorifying violence and celebrating 'toxic masculinity'
The BBC's Brummie crime drama 'Peaky Blinders' has been accused of using violent iconography to promote 'regressive masculine ideals'.
