Peaky Blinders
Annabelle Wallis reportedly expecting first child with Sebastian Stan
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TMZ reports that Annabelle Wallis and Sebastian Stan are preparing to welcome their first child together. The couple, who went public with their relationship in 2022, have not confirmed the news. Sources say no further details like due date or gender have been shared.
Netflix has revealed that Stranger Things actor Charlie Heaton will portray Tommy Shelby's son Charles in its upcoming Peaky Blinders sequel series.
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Netflix has tapped Jamie Bell to star as Duke Shelby in its upcoming Peaky Blinders sequel series, recasting the role from Barry Keoghan. The two-season order, set in 1950s Birmingham, also features Charlie Heaton, Jessica Brown Findlay, Lashana Lynch, and Lucy Karczewski. Production is already underway on the six-episode seasons.
Tom Hardy's portrayal of Alfie Solomons has become a standout in the BBC series Peaky Blinders since joining in season 2. Despite appearing in only 13 episodes across six seasons, the character delivers memorable interactions with Thomas Shelby. This article highlights five key moments that define Solomons' impact.
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Netflix is set to release a diverse array of TV shows and movies in March 2026, highlighted by the feature-length Peaky Blinders continuation. Returning series like One Piece and Virgin River join new originals such as Vladimir and War Machine. The month features documentaries, dramas, and thrillers for various audiences.
Before Jason Momoa takes on the role of intergalactic bounty hunter Lobo in the upcoming Supergirl project, the character already made his live-action debut on television. Emmett J. Scanlan, known for his role in Peaky Blinders, portrayed Lobo in a 2019 episode of the SyFy series Krypton. This marks the character's first appearance in live action, predating Momoa's involvement.
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Netflix has unveiled the first trailer for 'Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man,' bringing back Cillian Murphy as the iconic gangster Tommy Shelby. The film continues the story of Birmingham's notorious Shelby family four years after the series finale. It will hit select theaters on March 6 before streaming on Netflix from March 20.