Peaky Blinders Season 7 Is A Better Idea Than A Movie
Warning! SPOILERS for Peaky Blinders season 6 ahead.
The story of the Shelby family may be set to end with a movie, but Peaky Blinders season 7 would have been a more fitting conclusion to the crime family’s story. Creator Steven Knight always intended to tell how the Shelby family adjusted through the years between World War I and II with seven seasons, wrapping up with one final movie. However, the plan changed as problems arose because of the COVID-19 pandemic, making Peaky Blinders end with season 6 and one final movie. Production for the conclusive Peaky Blinders movie is set to begin in 2023.
Peaky Blinders season 6 took off after season 5’s foiled murder attempt of Sir Oswald Mosley (Sam Claflin), who gained even more influence nationally and internationally in season 6. Tommy (Cillian Murphy) needed Mosley’s connections to secure a deal to export opium to the U.S. with Boston gangster Jack Nelson (James Frecheville), who in return wanted to get to know the fascists in a position of power in Europe, letting Mosley be of use for Tommy. Tommy and Mosley’s coalition, already weak considering the opposite political sides on which the two stood, clearly came to an end at the end of Peaky Blinders season 6, when Tommy realized his tuberculoma was faked by a doctor loyal to Mosley. Wanting Tommy dead, Mosley had the doctor convince Tommy he would die a horrible death, believing Tommy would kill himself before that.
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Peaky Blinders season 6 managed to tie up many loose ends left from season 5, including finally the avenging of Aunt Polly (Helen McCrory) after her death was revealed in season 6, episode 1. Still, Peaky Blinders season 6 centered much
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