Peaky Blinders returns as a film set in World War II.
Tommy comes back when his son is in danger.
Old cast returns with new faces for a dark finale.
Fans of the Shelby family can finally celebrate as the wait for the next chapter is almost over. After six intense seasons of the hit British series, the story moves from the small screen to a major cinematic event. This new film serves as a direct continuation of the gritty crime drama that captured millions of hearts worldwide. Viewers have been eager to see what happened to the legendary Tommy Shelby after he rode away into an uncertain future. Now, the creators are ready to deliver a dark and explosive finale of Peaky Blinders that promises to answer long-standing questions while pushing the family into its most dangerous era yet during World War II.
Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man OTT release date and platform
Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man will officially begin streaming on Netflix starting March 20, 2026. Because Netflix is the exclusive streaming home for the movie, fans across the globe will be able to watch it at the same time.
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Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man plot
The story takes a leap forward into the 1940s as the chaos of World War II grips England. Tommy Shelby has been living in isolation, trying to distance himself from the violent life he once led. But his peace doesn’t last long because of his past. When his son, Duke Shelby, gets involved in a dangerous Nazi plan, Tommy has to come out of hiding. He returns to a troubled Birmingham to protect his family and what he has built. The film explores Tommy’s struggle to face his past demons while navigating a world filled with spies and rising fascist threats.
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Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man cast and crew
The movie brings back several familiar faces while adding massive star power to the mix. Cillian Murphy returns to his iconic role as Thomas Shelby. He is joined by returning cast members Sophie Rundle as Ada Thorne and Stephen Graham as Hayden Stagg. The film also brings in some new actors. Barry Keoghan plays Duke Shelby, and Rebecca Ferguson has a mysterious role. Tim Roth is added as the main villain. The movie is directed by Tom Harper and written by the show’s creator, Steven Knight, so the story feels true to the original.
