Peaky Blinders: Tommy's Dark Secret

0:00It's March 25th. Welcome in. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, where the headlines shine. Powered by AI. Netflix dropped the new Peaky Blinders film, The Immortal Man, on March 20th, bringing back Sillian Murphy as the cunning Tommy Shelby. Set in 1940, the movie picks up years after the original series ended, with plenty of familiar faces returning. But right away, fans notice one major change. Tommy's brother Arthur Shelby is gone for good. The story opens with Tommy at Arthur's grave, marking his death back in 1938. Word around town paints it as a suicide, but that's not the full picture. A heated argument over money spirals out of control in a car, leading to a fatal shot, or so it seems at first. Deeper into the film, Tommy lays it all bare in a raw confession. He admits strangling Arthur on purpose, fueled by booze and pent-up rage. He had a chance to stop, but chose not to. Finally breaking free from his brother Shadow.

1:01Paul Anderson, who played Arthur through all six seasons, spoke positively about the twist. He called it a powerful move rarely seen on screen, and was surprised fans stuck with the rough character, despite his nasty side. You can stream The Immortal Man now on Netflix, wrapping up this intense chapter, while leaving Tommy's future wide open.