By the order of the Peaky Blinders, Cillian Murphy‘s Tommy Shelby and his crew of Birmingham mobsters are again on this teaser-trailer for Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man.
Netflix dropped the brand new footage for the upcoming movie, the primary massive display chapter following a six-season TV run, on Christmas Eve. Pushed by the vibes and environment Peaky Blinders followers know and love, Murphy’s Shelby is seen questioning a forest, graveyard and residential as a voice ponders, “No matter occurred to Tommy Shelby?”
As a cellphone ring echoes, a collection of scenes — some violent, bloody or alluding to the presence of Nazis — quickly flash on display. As Shelby responds, “I’m not that man anymore,” one other collection of photographs flash, this time of an enormous constructing explosion, a purple scarf draped over a gravestone and a spinning coin. That’s when one other voice tells Shelby, “You gotta come again,” as he slams his palms down on a desk.
The transfer triggers much more scenes, this time with a speedy machine gun, a pocket watch, burning photographs and a glimpse of forged member Barry Keoghan.
The minute-long teaser trailer, whereas sparse on narrative, is chock full of images followers of the collection would possibly acknowledge — and speculate about. The movie itself is ready in 1940 Birmingham amid WWII, with Shelby pushed out of the self-imposed exile he selected on the finish of season six. With each his household and nation at stake, the equally brutal and charismatic gang chief will face his greatest and most destruction reckoning, taking up his personal demons as he decides whether or not to confront his legacy or burn it down.
In a dialog with Netflix’s Tudum, Murphy mentioned his choice to return to Shelby, after his character garnered a well-received collection ending. “It looks as if Tommy Shelby wasn’t completed with me,” Murphy advised Netflix. “It is extremely gratifying to be re-collaborating with Steven Knight and Tom Harper on the movie model of Peaky Blinders. That is one for the followers.”
Sequence creator Knight added: “The nation is at struggle, and so, after all, are our Peaky Blinders,” Knight advised Netflix. “It will likely be an explosive chapter within the Peaky Blinders story. No holds barred. Full-on Peaky Blinders at struggle.”
Returning alongside Knight is director Tom Harper, with forged members together with Murphy, Keoghan, Rebecca Ferguson, Tim Roth, Sophie Rundle, Ned Dennehy, Packy Lee, Ian Peck, Jay Lycurgo, and Stephen Graham.
In December, Netflix introduced that the return of Peaky Blinders would are available two types — a two-week theatrical launch on March 6, after which its streaming launch, starting March 20.