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New Peaky Blinders Series Greenlit, Casting Now Open

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New Peaky Blinders Series Greenlit, Casting Now Open

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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!New Peaky Blinders Series Greenlit, Casting Now Open. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 13th, Big News for Peaky Blinders fans, the BBC has greenlit two new series, each with six 60-minute episodes, set to film at Digbeth Lock, studios in Birmingham. The excitement kicked off with the cinema release of the film The Immortal Man on Friday, March 6th, which wraps up Tommy Shelby's story, but leaves. Room for more gang drama. These series jump ahead to 1953, and a post-World War II Birmingham still rebuilding from the blitz, with a fresh generation of Shelby's Taking Charge. Creator, Stephen Knight says it will dive deep into the city's gritty comeback, produced by Kudos and Garrison Drama for BBC One in the UK and Netflix. World War I. If you want in on the action, an open casting call for extras over 18 is happening Friday, March 20th, from 9am to 7pm at Birmingham Repertory Theatre. Just apply through Lucas X's first, ensure a 50s hairstyle and skip visible tattoos. The Peaky legacy keeps rolling strong.

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