The article discusses “Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man,” set to debut on Netflix on March 20, 2026. Creator Steven Knight speaks about Tommy Shelby’s existential crisis in the film, highlighting Cillian Murphy’s performance. The plot revolves around Operation Bernhard, where Nazi Germany produced counterfeit currency, reflecting on themes of fascism that resonate with contemporary issues.
Knight emphasizes the film’s intention to remind audiences of the consequences of simplistic solutions in times of crisis, drawing parallels to the current political climate. He also touches on the historical context of Birmingham during WWII and the importance of recognizing the good amidst adversity.
The father-son dynamic between Tommy and Duke, played by Barry Keoghan, is central to the film, showcasing non-verbal emotional communication and the theme of intergenerational trauma. Knight hints at future projects, confirming that the story will continue due to audience demand. The film is positioned as both an exploration of character and a reflection on broader societal themes.
