
Peaky Blinders Movie 2026: Release Date, Cast, Netflix
Few shows have burrowed into the cultural imagination quite like Peaky Blinders, and the announcement of a feature film has fans counting the days as Cillian Murphy returns as Tommy Shelby in Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man, a Netflix film that picks up the story in 1940 Birmingham, and the first trailer already confirms a March 2026 release window. Here’s everything we know so far about the movie, from its plot and cast to where you can watch it.
Release Date: March 2026 ·
Director: Tom Harper ·
Writer: Steven Knight ·
Streaming Service: Netflix ·
Title: Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man
Quick snapshot
- Title: Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man (Netflix Official Trailer)
- Cillian Murphy returns as Tommy Shelby (Times of India)
- Select cinema premiere March 6, 2026 (Netflix Official Trailer)
- Streaming on Netflix from March 20, 2026 (Times of India)
- Exact runtime (Movie Insider)
- Age rating (Movie Insider)
- Full cast list beyond confirmed names (Movie Insider)
- Whether the film will release in cinemas worldwide or only select locations (Movie Insider)
- Specific plot points beyond the official synopsis (Movie Insider)
- Possibility of a sequel (T3 (Tech & Entertainment))
- Further cast reveals before release (T3)
- How the film’s ending sets up future stories (Movie Insider)
- March 2, 2026: Birmingham premiere (Times of India)
- March 6, 2026: Theatrical release (Netflix Official Trailer)
- March 20, 2026: Netflix global streaming (Times of India)
- Tickets and showtimes likely announced early 2026 (T3 (Tech & Entertainment))
- Further cast reveals expected before release (T3 (Tech & Entertainment))
- Possible sequel if the film performs well (T3 (Tech & Entertainment))
Six key details reveal the film’s basic profile: director, writer, stars, runtime, genre, and rating.
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Director | Tom Harper |
| Writer | Steven Knight |
| Stars | Cillian Murphy (and others TBA) |
| Runtime | TBA |
| Genre | Crime, Drama |
| Rating | TBA |
Will the Peaky Blinders movie come out?
Yes, the film is very real and already in post-production. Titled Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man, it was officially confirmed by Netflix (streaming platform and co-producer) alongside a full trailer. The film is directed by Tom Harper, who also directed the series in its earlier seasons, and written by series creator Steven Knight (Times of India, citing production notes).
For fans who feared the story would end with the series finale, this film is a lifeline. The combination of Harper’s direction and Knight’s writing suggests a seamless continuation of the show’s tone.
The implication: This film essentially serves as the series’ extended finale, bridging the gap between the show’s ending and a cinematic conclusion.
Is Peaky Blinders coming out in March 2026?
Absolutely. The official trailer states the film premieres in select cinemas on March 6, 2026, and lands on Netflix on March 20, 2026 (Netflix Official Trailer). A Birmingham premiere already took place on March 2, 2026 (Times of India, reporting on the event). Exact regional showtimes and ticket sales will likely be announced a few weeks before the theatrical window.
The pattern: this dual release is becoming standard for Netflix originals, giving the film a brief big-screen run before wide streaming availability.
Will The Immortal Man be on Netflix?
Yes, it is a Netflix original film and will be available on Netflix globally starting March 20, 2026 (Movie Insider). The streaming release comes two weeks after the limited theatrical launch, which is consistent with other Netflix event films like Glass Onion and The Irishman.
Subscribers in regions without easy access to cinemas will get the film at the same time as everyone else on Netflix, removing the geographic lottery of theatrical releases.
The catch: The two-week delay means fans in non-streaming regions may need patience, but the global date ensures simultaneous access for Netflix subscribers everywhere.
Why is Finn no longer a Peaky Blinder?
Finn Shelby, played by Harry Kirton, is notably absent from the film’s cast list. According to a report from FandomWire (entertainment news outlet), Finn was expelled from the Peaky Blinders in the series finale after his betrayal—he sided with the IRA faction and broke the family’s code. His storyline concluded with the show’s final season, and the film moves forward without him.
The implication: the movie will focus squarely on Tommy Shelby’s personal reckoning, unburdened by the family dynamics that defined the later series.
Is Cillian Murphy a heavy smoker?
The character Tommy Shelby is rarely seen without a cigarette, and Murphy’s performance includes a distinctive habit of rubbing the cigarette on his lips before lighting it—a gesture that has become iconic (Express, entertainment column). However, Murphy’s real-life smoking habits are not publicly confirmed; the on-screen chain-smoking is a character choice. The claim that the actor smokes 100 cigarettes a day appears to be a rumor that originated from fan forums and has not been verified by any credible source (FandomWire, citing social media speculation).
The trade-off: the habit adds authenticity to Tommy’s wartime grit, but it also raises questions about the actor’s well-being—questions that remain unanswered.
Timeline: Key Dates for Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man
- March 2, 2026: World premiere in Birmingham (Times of India)
- March 6, 2026: Theatrical release in select cinemas (Movie Insider)
- March 20, 2026: Netflix global streaming (T3 (Tech & Entertainment))
Confirmed Facts and Unclear Details
Confirmed facts
- Title: Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man (Netflix Official Trailer)
- Cillian Murphy returns as Tommy Shelby (Movie Insider)
- Sophie Rundle reprises role as Ada Thorne (Times of India)
- Stephen Graham returns as Hayden Stagg (Times of India)
- Ned Dennehy returns as Charlie Strong (Times of India)
- New cast includes Rebecca Ferguson, Barry Keoghan, Tim Roth, Jay Lycurgo (Movie Insider)
- Setting: 1940 Birmingham, 21 years after series start (T3)
- Synopsis: Tommy Shelby returns from exile to face a destructive reckoning (Movie Insider)
What’s unclear
- Exact runtime (T3)
- Age rating (Movie Insider)
- Some supporting cast members not yet announced
- Specific plot details beyond the official synopsis
- Whether the theatrical release will be available outside the UK in more than select cinemas
- Possibility of a sequel
- Further cast reveals before release
- How the film’s ending sets up future stories
What the Cast and Creators Say
“Tommy Shelby must decide whether to confront his legacy or burn it to the ground.”
— Official synopsis of Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man (Movie Insider)
“The film premieres in select cinemas on March 6, 2026, and on Netflix on March 20, 2026.”
— Text from the official trailer (Netflix Official Trailer)
For longtime fans of the Peaky Blinders, the decision is clear: this film is the final chapter, and missing it means leaving Tommy Shelby’s story unfinished. Whether you watch it on the big screen or from your sofa on Netflix, March 2026 will bring the ending that the Shelby family deserves.
Fans eagerly awaiting Cillian Murphy’s return as Tommy Shelby can check all confirmed times and where to watch for the Peaky Blinders movie release in March 2026.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I buy Peaky Blinders movie tickets?
Tickets will go on sale closer to the March 6, 2026 theatrical release. Check local cinema listings and the official Peaky Blinders social media channels for updates.
Is Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man suitable for children?
The film carries no official age rating yet, but based on the series’ history, it is likely rated 15 or 18 for violence, language, and mature themes.
Will the movie resolve the series ending?
The official synopsis suggests the film deals directly with Tommy’s fate after the series finale, promising closure for the main storyline.
How long is the Peaky Blinders movie expected to be?
Runtime is not yet confirmed, but typical Netflix event films run between 120 and 150 minutes.
What is the age rating for the Peaky Blinders movie?
Not yet announced. Expect a 15 or 18 certificate given the show’s tone.