Netflix is going all-in on its ‘Peaky Blinders’ sequel with a two-season order
- Steven Knight announced on October 2, 2025, that Peaky Blinders will return with two new six-part sequel series set in 1953 Birmingham.
- The new series follows a post-WWII Shelby family and the city's reconstruction after the Birmingham blitz, continuing the crime saga.
- Peaky Blinders originally aired from 2013 to 2022, featuring Cillian Murphy as Tommy Shelby, and won the Returning Drama award in 2022.
- Knight mentioned that the new chapter will once again be set in Birmingham, focusing on the city’s recovery and transformation following the devastation caused by the Birmingham blitz.
- The sequel series will air on Netflix and BBC, with Murphy as executive producer, and a related feature film titled The Immortal Man is in post-production.
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'Peaky Blinders' to get sequel series with Cillian Murphy as executive producer
MANILA, Philippines – A new generation of the Shelbys will grace the screens soon as Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight announces a two-season sequel series for Netflix and BBC on Thursday, October 2. Set in 1953 Great Britain, the plot will revolve around the Shelby family once again as they race to claim ownership of Birmingham’s massive reconstruction project after the city was heavily bombed during World War II. .igframe iframe{ backgroun…
The universe of Peaky Blinders continues to expand. Screenwriter Steven Knight, creator of the popular BBC series, had already advanced in an interview with THE COUNTRY that the film he prepares with Netflix, and that is in post-production phase with intent to premiere in late 2025 or early 2026, would not be the end of the history of Birmingham Mafia. Now, Netflix has announced that, in fact, the Shelbys will be the protagonists of a new series…
"The Shelbys are back in business" – The theme is Birmingham's reconstruction after World War II - Cilian Murphy as a producer on board
The success series "Peaky Blinders" will be continued, Oscar winner Cillian Murphy will be back again, but in a different role.
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