‘Peaky Blinders’ season 4: Release date, cast, filming and other bits to know!


Good news for “Peaky Blinders” fans — the British television crime drama has been confirmed for a fourth season. While filming of the next batch of episodes has been scheduled for March, the show’s host BBC recently announced a fifth season too.
Irish actor Cillian Murphy, playing lead Tommy Shelby in the BBC crime drama, previously revealed that the show’s production is set to take off on March. Murphy has been nominated Best Drama Performance for the National Television Awards for “Peaky Blinders.” He also has a Best Leading Actor in a Drama Series nomination for IFTA Film and Television Awards for his role.
Release Date
The 1920s British gangster drama has gained a solid fan following since the show kicked off in September 2013. Although the premiere date for “Peaky Blinders” season 4 hasn’t been released, a late 2017 debut however can be anticipated. With previous season premiere in September and October, an autumn 2017 release also seems likely.
Cast
In terms of “Peaky Blinders” season 4 cast, Cillian Murphy will return as Tommy Shelby. According to UK publication OK!, other cast members could include Helen McCrory (as Polly Gray), Paul Anderson (Arthur) and Joe Cole (John Selby) to name a few. The same hasn’t been confirmed yet, however. Also, actor Tom Hardy could return as the character Alfie Solomons.
Filming
“Peaky Blinders” season 4 cast and crew are expected to return to the Black Country Living Museum to start filming for the series’ next instalment. It has been reported that the show’s first three seasons were shot there. Also, a majority of the filming was done along the museum’s canals to give the show a genuine-looking post-World War I makeover.
The Black Country Living Museum had previously stated in their website that the “Production staff were on hand for three days prior to filming to alter the usual layout with unique props and special effects.”
“Peaky Blinders” creator-writer Steven Knight said: “We are trying to film as much here as we possibly can. It's our world and I think of this as our Peaky home,” according to the Week.
Meanwhile, the show is currently calling for young Birmingham-born boxers within the age group of 18-25 for a “pivotal role” in the next series of “Peaky Blinders.” Posters have gone up around the city, which read: “Male boxers aged 18-25 years old from the West Midlands for a pivotal role in the new series which starts filming in the spring. Must be a confident boxer and physically fit.”
The first three seasons of “Peaky Blinders” is available for online streaming on Netflix. 

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Paul Thomas Anderson Week: 'There Will Be Blood' Review!

Image
• There Will Be Blood, 2007 • 8.2/10 • Firstly, I would like to start with Daniel Day Lewis' mesmerizing performance as the ruthless oil prospector, Daniel Plainview. The scumbag cons local landowners into selling their valuable land for pittance, and then he comes along like a "straw" and "sucks it all up," leaving him very wealthy and everyone else in his way. Paul Dano, Wow, do you really expect anything less than magic when it comes to him acting, he's a true tour de force. I wish we had preachers like Eli Sunday up at my local church. Johnny Greenwood's score is brilliant, it really gets under your skin, you then combine that with the gorgeous cinematography, smart screenplay and the brilliant acting, you then have yourself a film where even if your not paying complete attention, you will still hate the lead by the end, all the same! Yeah, I did just say that. I'm sorry peeps but it got a little boring at times (it didn't keep me hook
Read more

'Tomb Raider' Review: First Successful Game Adaptation! Kudos!

Image
• Tomb Raider, 2018 • 7.9/10 • Alicia Vikander gives Lara depth and personality much like Harrison Ford's Indiana Jones. She's vulnerable, but she's also stubborn and focused to survive on her own and has never lost hope that she'll once again see her father. The story is built on the reboot of the video game series, but takes another way after the arrival at the destination where most of the action takes place. When the story follows the video game it has weaknesses (as so many games adaptations do), but when it stands on its own, it shows glimpses of coming adventures for Lara Croft that makes you want more -- much because of Vikanders grounded performance. The script is by no means perfect, the CGI was a bit spotty in places, and yes there are a few cliches and overused story devices here and there, but overall it is an enjoyable film and our first successful game adaptation! Yesss! P.S - Dominc West was the perfect choice for Mr. Croft!
Read more

Some funny news as Seth Rogen criticises Sony on Twitter!

Image
Seth Rogen has criticised a new Sony Pictures initiative to make family friendly versions of its films available to viewers. Sony’s Clean Version initiative allows home entertainment customers to purchase films that have been edited for broadcast television and in-flight entertainment systems. Under the scheme, “scenes of graphic violence, offensive language, sexual innuendo and other adult content” will be censored or removed from some PG-13 and R-rated movies. So far, “clean versions” of 24 films, including Captain Phillips, Step Brothers and the Spider-Man movies, have been made available to purchase. Rogen criticised the initiative on Twitter : “Holy shit please don’t do this to our movies. Thanks.” Holy shit please don't do this to our movies. Thanks. https://t.co/0lpoESaIQd — Seth Rogen (@Sethrogen) 6 June 2017 The actor, who has made adult-themed comedies such as Knocked Up , This Is The End and Sausage Party (don't forget the legendary Pineapple Expre
Read more