
Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man (2026) on Netflix
During the Birmingham Blitz, self-exiled Tommy Shelby lives alone with Johnny Dogs. His son Duke leads the Peaky Blinders into a Nazi counterfeiting plot, and Tommy is urged to return home.
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Plot summary
In November 1940, during the Birmingham Blitz, Nazi Germany begins a plan to weaken Britain with counterfeit currency made in its concentration camps. A night raid by the Luftwaffe levels a munitions factory, killing the women who worked there. Tommy Shelby lives in isolation with his assistant Johnny Dogs, writing his autobiography and haunted by visions of his dead daughter Ruby. His sister Ada, the MP for Birmingham South, comes to tell him what the gang has done under his son Duke, now its leader. The gang strips the ruined factory of its munitions. Nazi agent John Beckett intends to move counterfeit money through the gang's networks. Kaulo Chiriklo, the twin of Tommy's former flame Zelda, calls him the Rom Baro and tells him to return home because Duke needs him.
Cast
Cillian Murphyas Tommy Shelby
Barry Keoghanas Duke Shelby
Rebecca Fergusonas Kaulo / Zelda
Tim Rothas John Beckett
Stephen Grahamas Hayden Stagg
Sophie Rundleas Ada Shelby
Ned Dennehyas Charlie Strong
Packy Leeas Johnny Dogs
Ian Peckas Curly
Jay Lycurgoas Elijah
Ruby Ashbourne Serkisas Agnes Shelby
Thomas Arnoldas Virgil
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man (2026)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- A climactic fight scene between Cillian Murphy and Barry Keoghan was shot on location in mud contaminated with pig feces. Footage that had Keoghan gaining the upper hand at one moment was removed in the edit.
- Cillian Murphy, who had previously worked with Barry Keoghan on Dunkirk, was instrumental in casting Keoghan, ultimately text messaging him an offer to play a part.























