Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight confirms that The Immortal Man, the upcoming Netflix film starring Cillian Murphy, will get a theatrical release.

This time, the women are in charge. “Peaky Blinders” creator Steven Knight has a new historical drama, “A Thousand Blows,” that focuses on a real-life female-led gang called the Forty Elephants. Knight told The Post that he learned about it while he was doing “research” for his most famous show,

Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight, shared exciting news about the upcoming film The Immortal Man. In a recent interview with The Playlist, Knight announced that forthcoming Netflix film is set

However, Knight has confirmed that the upcoming movie won't end the Peaky Blinders saga. He said it would bring an end to "this part" of the story but assured fans that the story would continue in some form. "There is such a voracious appetite for the Peaky world. So I feel that we continue it," he told The Post.

Peaky Blinders star Kate Phillips has confirmed that she won't appear in the upcoming movie. The Netflix film, which is titled The Immortal Man, will follow the events of the hit TV show's season six finale and centre on the Shelby family during World War II.

Few characters in television history have left an impression as deep as Arthur Shelby, and that’s largely due to Paul Anderson’s electrifying performance in Peaky Blinders. As the eldest Shelby brother,