The Shelby saga returns with a new cinematic chapter. Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man moves the action to Birmingham in 1940, during World War II. A Tommy Shelby forced to abandon his exile must face a destiny that threatens his family and the country's stability, while a past resurfaces with brutal consequences. Directed by Tom Harper, the movie will arrive on Netflix on March 20, 2026.
Visual Effects Handled by a Consortium of Studios Led by Theo Demiris 🎨
The film's visual production is in the hands of a group of specialized studios. One of Us, MagicLab, and House of Good Vibes are in charge of creating the war environment and the characteristic atmosphere of the series. Supervision of the entire VFX department falls to Theo Demiris, who will coordinate the work to maintain the raw and cinematic aesthetic of the franchise, now on a feature film scale.
Tommy Shelby Trades Whisky for a Military Strategy Manual ⚙️
It seems that even Birmingham's brightest criminal mind needs an update. Leaving behind horses and underground betting to get involved in troubles with allied high command and international espionage is a peculiar career advancement. Only Tommy Shelby could consider dealing with World War II a retirement more peaceful than dealing with his dysfunctional family. At least Nazi uniforms are a clearer target for his shooters.