Cillian Murphy Peaky Blinders

During an interview on Today FM, the Irish actor was asked how things were developing on the much anticipated film sequel to the BBC crime series and he said ...

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I haven't read it yet but it's close apparently,' the Irish actor revealed in a recent interview.

If the concept of a Peaky Blinders dance seems strange, reserve judgement and reserve a ticket.” The news comes soon after Knight shared a similar update regarding the progress of the script. [Terms of use,](https://www.independent.co.uk/service/user-policies-a6184151.html) [Cookie policy](https://www.independent.co.uk/service/cookie-policy-a6184186.html) and [Privacy notice.](https://www.independent.co.uk/service/privacy-policy-a6184181.html) Responding to questions regarding whether production for the film would begin soon, Murphy said: “Yes, I believe so. [Privacy policy](https://policies.google.com/privacy?hl=en) and [Terms of service](https://policies.google.com/terms?hl=en) apply. [BBC](/topic/bbc) hit series, also starring [Tom Hardy](/topic/tom-hardy) and [Paul Anderson](/topic/paul-anderson).

Irish actor Cillian Murphy has provided an update on the progress of the upcomingPeaky Blinders movie.The 46-year-old actor plays the lead role of Thomas.

The news comes shortly after Knight shared a similar update on the progress of the script. So, you know, we have the shooting schedule, we have the dates for when we start, so that’s all going to happen.” In response to questions about whether production for the film would begin soon, Murphy said, “Yes, I believe so.

The filming of Peaky Blinders is set to begin in 2023, after the completion of the TV series in April 2022, with Cillian Murphy, Vicky McClure, ...

He had previously said that the film would be shot in [Birmingham](/topic/birmingham), which will be the grand finale of Peaky Blinders. Knight has confirmed that [Stephen Graham](/topic/stephen-graham)and Vicky McClure will be a part of the movie. [Steven Knight](/topic/steven-knight), who created the hit TV show, said that the script of the film is also about to be completed. In a rather promising update, Murphy confirmed the script for Peaky Blinders movie is in its final stages, and the plan is to begin the filming of a cinema and not a television series. Case in point: Shanaya Kapoor’s appearance in Lecoanet Hemant Couture in the Netflix show 'Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives' was noticed. Murphy said he hasn't yet seen the film’s script but hopes to be a part of the film if there is a story to tell.

During an interview on Today FM, the Irish actor was asked how things were developing on the much anticipated film sequel to the BBC crime series and he said ...

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The Irish actor confirmed the news in an interview and insisted that "if there's more stories to tell, I'll be there"

According to No Film School, the show creator would often hear stories about the Peaky Blinders and the mysterious crime syndicate they had created. Since then, fans of the gangster series have been left excited with rumours of a the spin-off film, which is now expected to commence filming in Birmingham next year. The Brummie action series became a cult classic instantaneously after it's release. The feature is set to follow on from where season six finished. Cillian Murphy has revealed the script for a Peaky Blinders movie is "close" to being completed and said "if there are more stories to tell I'm there". While speaking with BBC Midlands Today last month, Knight also revealed that due to the success of the show, a possible spin-off series could be in the works; however, the creator himself would not be part of the project and is now willing to pass on the baton.