The Peaky Blinders are back and they're out for blood.
On Jan. 1, the BBC released the first trailer for season six of Peaky Blinders, starring Cillian Murphy, Joe Cole and more. The nearly two-minute clip shows Tommy Shelby (Murphy) as he gears up for a fight against the fascist leaders gaining power in Europe.
As writer Steven Knight told Variety last year, this season will have many twists and turns, but fans can expect Tommy to push back against the rise of the Nazi party: "He had one goal [after World War II] which was to accumulate money, but when he encounters fascism, something is brought back to life and he decides there is good and bad. And so that's why he devotes his time to opposing it."
Meanwhile, Anya Taylor-Joy makes her return as Gina Gray, appearing glam as ever in a red lip and silk robe.
And Anya is not the only fan-favorite character returning to Birmingham this season. Fans can celebrate the return of Tom Hardy, who is reprising his role as Alfie Solomons.
It's unclear how the show will address the death of Helen McRory, who portrayed Polly Gray prior to her death at the age of 52. McRory's husband, Damian Lewis, announced she died of complications caused by cancer in April 2021, a month before the show wrapped filming.
So far, the BBC series does not have a premiere date, but viewers can expect an early 2022 release.
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