
Peaky Blinders Sequel: Shelbys Rise Again in '50s
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Peaky Blinders Sequel Series Announced: Two Seasons of Gritty Drama in 1950s Birmingham
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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Peaky Blinders Sequel: Shelbys Rise Again in '50s. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 28th, Netflix and the BBC dropped big news back in October 2025, a Peaky Blinders sequel series is locked in for two full seasons of six episodes each. It's jumping to the 1950s, handing the reins to a fresh generation of Shelby's, all penned and produced by original creators Steven Knight. This picks up over a decade after the movie Peaky Blinders, the immortal man hit theaters in Netflix in March 2026. After Birmingham clawing back from World War II bombings, rebuilding with concrete and steel and a cutthroat race for control, fans lost their minds over the announcement, and execs are hyped too. Netflix called Knight a master storyteller, while BBC drama boss Lindsey Salt can't wait for filming to kick off in Birmingham. It's got that gritty Shelby heart, promising epic drama amid the city's rise from the ashes. No cast details yet, though Knight hinted Barry Keohan's Duke Shelby could pop up. Productions with Kudos, exec produced by Knight, Silly and Murphy and a solid team.
Both seasons stream on Netflix worldwide, BBC One in the UK. Word is, it'll drop sometime after production wraps, but for now, dive back into the original six seasons or that movie on Netflix. The Shelby saga's far from overstay tuned for the next bloody chapter. That's the story for today, Entertainment and Celebrity News, today driven by AI.
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