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OriginV · 23-05-2015 11:00pm

Any news on season 3 coming out?

grey_area · 23-05-2015 11:08pm

OriginV wrote: »

Any news on season 3 coming out?

I did a quick google and can't find any info about a season 3, but I'm sure there will be one

brian_t · 23-05-2015 11:29pm

grey_area wrote: »

I did a quick google and can't find any info about a season 3, but I'm sure there will be one

“Peaky Blinders” lovers rejoice – filming for Season 3 has reportedly begun!
With the third season of the series set to premiere in the UK this fall, reports on social media claim that the cast and crew is back to work.

http://www.ibtimes.com/peaky-blinders-season-3-reportedly-begins-filming-liverpool-tom-hardy-photographed-1894403

Pandiani · 23-07-2015 11:02am

4th series starting filming in September, anyone know when the 3rd series is on?

http://www.rte.ie/ten/news/2015/0720/716110-cillian-murphy-peaky-blinders/

drugstore cowboy · 23-07-2015 3:42pm

Pandiani wrote: »

4th series starting filming in September, anyone know when the 3rd series is on?

http://www.rte.ie/ten/news/2015/0720/716110-cillian-murphy-peaky-blinders/

I read somewhere recently that it was October but that could have been guesswork?

rockatansky · 04-10-2015 8:34pm

Great news. He's a great actor and his addition to the cast should make a great show even better!

http://www.rte.ie/ten/news/2015/1004/732293-paddy-considine-joins-the-cast-of-peaky-blinders/

5T3PH3N · 04-10-2015 8:36pm

I just watched the 1st 2 seasons over the weekend, absolutely loved it. Can't wait for season 3 now!

jezzer · 05-10-2015 10:08am

5T3PH3N wrote: »

I just watched the 1st 2 seasons over the weekend, absolutely loved it. Can't wait for season 3 now!

i only seen the first season, where can i get my hands on the second season?

05-10-2015 11:35am

I need to rewatch this, but can't remember.. is Tom Hardy still in it? Cillian Murphy, Tom Hardy, and Paddy Considine would make for an incredible movie - just shows how far TV has come.

AnonoBoy · 05-10-2015 2:11pm

rockatansky wrote: »

Great news. He's a great actor and his addition to the cast should make a great show even better!

http://www.rte.ie/ten/news/2015/1004/732293-paddy-considine-joins-the-cast-of-peaky-blinders/

He's brilliant, looking forward to season three a lot now.

5T3PH3N · 07-10-2015 7:07pm

jezzer wrote: »

i only seen the first season, where can i get my hands on the second season?

I just watched it online, not allowed to link to the site but it's pretty well known, it's on Netflix too afaik.

Ruu · 08-10-2015 12:51am

Deleted User wrote: »

I need to rewatch this, but can't remember.. is Tom Hardy still in it? Cillian Murphy, Tom Hardy, and Paddy Considine would make for an incredible movie - just shows how far TV has come.

Yeah he came into it in Season 2, not sure what part, if any he will play in the next season.

somesoldiers · 08-10-2015 1:31pm

Ruu wrote: »

Yeah he came into it in Season 2, not sure what part, if any he will play in the next season.

he was the boss man of a Jewish gang or something

K-9 · 08-10-2015 1:33pm

He's in S3 which is quite the coup given how busy he is atm.

Ruu · 08-10-2015 4:38pm

somesoldiers wrote: »

he was the boss man of a Jewish gang or something

Made some nice bread and brew as well. :P

DEFTLEFTHAND · 08-10-2015 5:08pm

So guys is there still no word on when season 3 begins? The previous two ran from mid September through October so I'm a little peeved that we haven't got a start date yet.

I suppose it's looking likely now that they might hold it back until early next year.

prodsc · 08-10-2015 5:13pm

DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »

So guys is there still no word on when season 3 begins? The previous two ran from mid September through October so I'm a little peeved that we haven't got a start date yet.

I suppose it's looking likely now that they might hold it back until early next year.

Deffo 2016 no date yet

Cortina_MK_IV · 08-10-2015 5:14pm

Season 3 is listed as 2015 but no specific date... Maybe no final decision just yet.

rockonkw · 28-01-2016 1:17am

Just finished watching season 1 and 2 of Peaky Blinders, seen a few threads saying the third season will be out this year. I can't wait any longer! Does anyone have a date it's gonna be aired? I'm dying to know what's gonna happen next

brian_t · 29-01-2016 3:51am

No air date yet but the Independent suggests it might be as early as April.

We won't be getting the new episodes between now and March as they're still being edited, but Independent.co.uk has learned that producers are working towards a potential April premiere.

Wait nearly over for Peaky Blinders season 3 as filming wraps

Peaky Blinders season 3: What to expect as the Shelbys go ‘internation

brian_t · 07-04-2016 10:20pm

Season 3 coming next month. (May)

jezzer · 08-04-2016 12:24pm

would all that craic have gone on in the 20's? lads basically untouchable, burning pubs, getting up on young ones, i didnt think cocaine was even about back then???

JP Liz V1 · 10-04-2016 11:56pm

Tom Hardy is back for series 3 and Paddy Considine joins too

http://metro.co.uk/2016/04/10/6-things-you-need-to-know-about-peaky-blinders-series-three-5802546/

jezzer · 11-04-2016 9:38am

JP Liz V1 wrote: »

Tom Hardy is back for series 3 and Paddy Considine joins too

http://metro.co.uk/2016/04/10/6-things-you-need-to-know-about-peaky-blinders-series-three-5802546/

lookin good for season 3

topmanamillion · 11-04-2016 9:56am

jezzer wrote: »

would all that craic have gone on in the 20's? lads basically untouchable, burning pubs, getting up on young ones, i didnt think cocaine was even about back then???

The incas were chewing coca leaves 5,000 years ago. And cocaine started being used in its present form as a recreational drug around the late 19th/early 20th century.
Famously being used in the original Coca Cola receipe.
In the 1930s the UK was the third largest producer of cocaine.
So it's certainly believeable that people were snorting cocaine in a big city like Birmingham.

Crime has always existed and as long as there have been police forces there have been corrupt police men.
It's not unreasonable to believe that the Birmingham police force could be paid off to turn a blind eye.

As for "getting up on young ones" if no one had been doing that then there'd have been no babies.
A lot of the time they seem to employ prostitutes which would have been in line with the "entertainment" available in a working class city like Birmingham.

jezzer · 11-04-2016 12:00pm

topmanamillion wrote: »

The incas were chewing coca leaves 5,000 years ago. And cocaine started being used in its present form as a recreational drug around the late 19th/early 20th century.
Famously being used in the original Coca Cola receipe.
In the 1930s the UK was the third largest producer of cocaine.
So it's certainly believeable that people were snorting cocaine in a big city like Birmingham.

Crime has always existed and as long as there have been police forces there have been corrupt police men.
It's not unreasonable to believe that the Birmingham police force could be paid off to turn a blind eye.

As for "getting up on young ones" if no one had been doing that then there'd have been no babies.
A lot of the time they seem to employ prostitutes which would have been in line with the "entertainment" available in a working class city like Birmingham.

but it seemed like utter chaos, i presume this would have been confined to certain areas as opposed to being widespread? also, i'm thinking that back then, there would have been a greater divide between rural and city life, rual life would have been less exposed to the likes of cocaine, prostitutes and crime?

if we take an irish example, i believe around the end of the 19th century "the monto" was a hive of prostitution and crime, however, il bet the middle of offaly or leitrim wouldnt have any knocking shops or knife crime etc?

topmanamillion · 11-04-2016 10:39pm

jezzer wrote: »

but it seemed like utter chaos, i presume this would have been confined to certain areas as opposed to being widespread? also, i'm thinking that back then, there would have been a greater divide between rural and city life, rual life would have been less exposed to the likes of cocaine, prostitutes and crime?

if we take an irish example, i believe around the end of the 19th century "the monto" was a hive of prostitution and crime, however, il bet the middle of offaly or leitrim wouldnt have any knocking shops or knife crime etc?

I don't see anything in the show that contradicts any of that. The peaky blinders are based in a working class area of Birmingham and everything you expect to go on there does.
Maybe I haven't been watching it closely enough but I don't remember them ever visiting offal or leitrim. http://www.birminghammail.co.uk/whats-on/arts-culture-news/truth-behind-peaky-blinders-no-7938754

jezzer · 12-04-2016 8:54am

topmanamillion wrote: »

I don't see anything in the show that contradicts any of that. The peaky blinders are based in a working class area of Birmingham and everything you expect to go on there does.
Maybe I haven't been watching it closely enough but I don't remember them ever visiting offal or leitrim. http://www.birminghammail.co.uk/whats-on/arts-culture-news/truth-behind-peaky-blinders-no-7938754

i'm just giving an irish example, but in the show you can see that when they leave the kip of a back street they operate from the weather suddenly gets better and there is more light....

jezzer · 12-04-2016 8:55am

gangsters back then dressed so well, nowadays all they do is wear hoods and tuck their tracksuit bottoms into their socks

DEFTLEFTHAND · 12-04-2016 5:15pm

jezzer wrote: »

would all that craic have gone on in the 20's? lads basically untouchable, burning pubs, getting up on young ones, i didnt think cocaine was even about back then???

The Peaky Blinders were actually a real life street gang in Birmingham in the early part of the 20th century. Although this show is a fictional portrayal of their existence and not based on the real gang.

Organised crime was fairly well entrenched in the British industrial cities by the 20s. Protection, Prostitution and illegal gambling were all big money making rackets. Corruption and extreme violence obviously also a feature.

jezzer · 13-04-2016 9:36am

DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »

The Peaky Blinders were actually a real life street gang in Birmingham in the early part of the 20th century. Although this show is a fictional portrayal of their existence and not based on the real gang.

Organised crime was fairly well entrenched in the British industrial cities by the 20s. Protection, Prostitution and illegal gambling were all big money making rackets. Corruption and extreme violence obviously also a feature.

presumably this was confined to working class areas of industrial cities?

prodsc · 24-04-2016 3:02pm

Thursday May 5th is the date for ep 1.

Cortina_MK_IV · 24-04-2016 11:33pm

Peaky Blinders back Thursday 5th May on BBC2.

DeKing · 24-04-2016 11:37pm

Wonder if it'll be up in Netflix at the same time or will we be likely waiting a few months for it?

AnonoBoy · 25-04-2016 8:48am

DeKing wrote: »

Wonder if it'll be up in Netflix at the same time or will we be likely waiting a few months for it?

There'll be a wait I'd say for sure. BBC won't give it to them for a while.

footcandles · 25-04-2016 11:50am

love this and can't wait for series 3. Murphy is great in it

DvB · 25-04-2016 1:10pm

BBC announcing season three would commence on May 5th... queue sky+ being set straight away! :-)

Ruu · 05-05-2016 3:08pm

Back tonight!!

theteal · 05-05-2016 3:09pm

Yup, not sure I'll be home from training on time so it's already set to record

Hitchens · 05-05-2016 11:03pm

Pity about the mumbled dialogue

Ruu · 06-05-2016 1:46am

Don't trust that Michael chap.

ziggy23 · 06-05-2016 1:41pm

I thought it was a good 1St episode although I just can't warm to that grace character. I definitely think Michael is a bit of a snake in the grass

boccy23 · 06-05-2016 3:06pm

Enjoyed it as well, although other people in work thought it was slow.

Good story line developing over the Churchill thing.

Agree that Michael will be the interesting character. Have hope that Aurthur's wife (?) will be interesting.

den87 · 07-05-2016 5:40pm

Will season 3 be released on DVD straight after it finishes on TV?

brian_t · 07-05-2016 5:55pm

den87 wrote: »

Will season 3 be released on DVD straight after it finishes on TV?

June 13th

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Peaky-Blinders-DVD-Cillian-Murphy/dp/B01F71KZP6/ref=sr_1_7?s=dvd&ie=UTF8&qid=1462639994&sr=1-7&keywords=Peaky+Blinders++%5BDVD%5D

den87 · 07-05-2016 5:57pm

brian_t wrote: »

June 13th

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Peaky-Blinders-DVD-Cillian-Murphy/dp/B01F71KZP6/ref=sr_1_7?s=dvd&ie=UTF8&qid=1462639994&sr=1-7&keywords=Peaky+Blinders++%5BDVD%5D

Thanks.

jezzer · 09-05-2016 12:56pm

ziggy23 wrote: »

I thought it was a good 1St episode although I just can't warm to that grace character. I definitely think Michael is a bit of a snake in the grass

I agree, that grace is hateful, so it turns out she is anglo irish and part of the aristocracy?

presumably her husband killed himself because she fecked off with tommy?

can someone fill me in, churchill and co were supporting the communists?

awec · 09-05-2016 2:25pm

Where can I watch this on catch up legally in Ireland? Missed last weeks episode.

fin12 · 09-05-2016 8:09pm

awec wrote: »

Where can I watch this on catch up legally in Ireland? Missed last weeks episode.

Dailymotion, just watched the first episode of season 3 on it today. Really enjoyed, Thomas Shelby is absolutely gorgeous....

fin12 · 09-05-2016 8:11pm

Tommy is obviously going to have affairs while being married to Grace, can't see him being faithful to her, there's something very sneaky about her and she's really stuck up as well.

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