Peaky Blinders: New Series & Cast Revealed

0:00It's April 3rd, entertainment and celebrity news today starts now, AI-powered and spotlight ready. I'm Corey with The Story. Netflix just dropped big news for Peaky Blinders fans. After the upcoming feature film called The Immortal Man, they're launching a full sequel series penned by creator Stephen Knight. It jumps to post World War II Birmingham in the early 50s, focusing on the city's gritty rebuild amid high-stakes rivalries. The story picks right up from the movie's end, with Jamie Bell stepping in as Duke Shelby, Tommy's oldest son, and now the sharper, more ruthless. Leader. Barry Keoghan played him before, but Bell's taking the reins with his new chapter. Knight's buzzing about it, calling it a fresh era, rooted in real family tales from his parents, who grew up around the original Peaky Blinders in, 30s Birmingham. He sees the saga as an endless pull, like chasing a rope through smoke you can't ignore. Joining Bell are heavy hitters, like Charlie Heaton, in a lead role, plus Jessica Brown

1:01Finley, Lashana Lynch, and Lucy Kargeski, with more names on. The way. Netflix paints it as a brutal race for power in a bombed-out city full of opportunity and danger. Duke and the new Shelby crew are staring this wild ride, promising the same raw edge that hooked us all those years. Peaky's far from done, rising from those ashes.