Cillian Murphy Returns as Tommy Shelby: Peaky Blinders Film Arrives 2026
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Cillian Murphy Returns as Tommy Shelby: Peaky Blinders Film Arrives 2026
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**Peaky Blinders Film Project**
Cillian Murphy has been preparing to reprise his role as Tommy Shelby for the upcoming film "Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man."[1] In recent interviews, Murphy opened up about the emotional difficulty of rewatching the original series in preparation for the film. According to GQ, Murphy explained that revisiting the show "was also quite heartbreaking, you know, because I was watching Helen McCrory, and we lost her."[1] McCrory, who played Polly Gray throughout the first five seasons of the series, passed away in 2021.
Beyond the emotional aspects, Murphy discussed the practical work of returning to the character. He noted that "you can't just switch him on and off ... it takes a few weeks to get back to it."[1] As an executive producer on both the final seasons of the TV series and "The Immortal Man," Murphy emphasized the importance of maintaining the show's established atmosphere and aesthetic for the film version.
Production on "The Immortal Man" wrapped in December 2024.[1] Netflix will distribute the film, with a theatrical release scheduled for March 2026 before it becomes available on the streaming platform.[1]
**Streaming Success**
Additionally, Murphy's 2007 sci-fi film "Sunshine," directed by Danny Boyle, has found renewed audience interest on streaming platforms, becoming a cult classic discovery for viewers on HBO Max as of February 2026.[3]
The search results available don't contain information about other recent public appearances, social media activity, or business developments beyond these projects. For a more comprehensive account of Murphy's recent activities, additional current sources would be needed.
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