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Excitement Builds for Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man Movie

Fans are eagerly awaiting the release of 'Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man,' featuring Cillian Murphy. The film pays tribute to the late Helen McCrory and showcases fan-favorite moments from the series. Set for theatrical release in March 2026, the film promises to deliver an emotional journey as Tommy Shelby reunites with his son during World War II. Don't miss the highlights shared by Murphy in the latest promo video!
 

Fans Eagerly Await Tommy Shelby's Return


Fans of Peaky Blinders are buzzing with anticipation as a new film featuring Tommy Shelby is on the horizon. A recently released promotional video showcases Cillian Murphy, who portrays Tommy, as he reflects on the most memorable moments from the series, as chosen by the audience. In this heartfelt tribute, Murphy also honors the late Helen McCrory, who played Polly Gray, the matriarch of the Shelby family. The film is set to hit select theaters in the US and UK on March 6, 2026, followed by its Netflix debut on March 20, 2026. Don’t miss the video highlighting the top fan-favorite moments!


Cillian Murphy Highlights Iconic Tommy Shelby Moments


Throughout six seasons, spanning from the 1910s to the 1930s, Murphy's character, Tommy Shelby, has undergone a remarkable transformation as the head of Birmingham's most notorious gang. In the lead-up to the film's release, the Oscar-winning actor shared a countdown of the most cherished moments of Tommy Shelby, eager to see which scenes resonated most with fans.



Among the highlights, the tenth spot features a pivotal moment from the series finale, where Tommy confronts his cousin Michael Gray (Finn Cole) and delivers the iconic line, “Polly was half of me.” Michael, believing Tommy to be responsible for Polly's death at the hands of the Irish Republican Army, attempts to kill him, leading to a dramatic resolution.



Murphy expressed that the cast felt a profound sense of loss during the final season due to Helen McCrory's passing, noting her significant presence during filming. Creator Steve Knight ensured that her character was honored throughout the episodes, making Season 6 a tribute to her memory, as she succumbed to breast cancer on April 16, 2021. Murphy described McCrory as a remarkable talent, blending tenderness and strength in her performances.


The countdown of top moments also featured a scene from Season 3 where Alfie (Tom Hardy) confronts Tommy, and another poignant moment from the series finale where Tommy experiences visions of his deceased daughter, Ruby. Interestingly, Murphy was taken aback by the top-voted scene from Season 1, episode 2, which showcases a tender interaction between Tommy and his late wife, Grace (Annabelle Wallis). He speculated that many romantics contributed to its popularity.



Details on The Immortal Man


Directed by Tom Harper and penned by Knight, Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man features a stellar cast including Rebecca Ferguson, Tim Roth, Sophie Rundle, Barry Keoghan, and Stephen Graham. Set against the backdrop of World War II, the film follows Tommy Shelby as he reconnects with his illegitimate son, Duke (Keoghan), who has resurrected his father's former gang in Birmingham.