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'Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man' Brings Tommy into the War
Netflix releases the full-length trailer for 'Peaky Blinders' feature film return, along with the soundtrack's first single, "Puppet."
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'The Beatles' Quadrilogy Gets a Trio of Writers, Including 'Wolf Hall' Scribe
It remains to be seen whether the deeply ambitious project currently being called The Beatles—A Four Film Cinematic Event will actually be the big screen success Sony hopes it will be. (The deeply painful title certainly doesn't help, though we will just politely ignore that boardroom-ese nonsense
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'The Beatles' Quadrilogy Will Attempt to Create "Bingeable Event"
CinemaCon 2025 is on, the annual week-long event in Vegas where theater owners are given a first look at the films studios will be releasing, hoping to convince them to buy in on the marketing and create buzz in the entertainment media before release. This event is where Downton Abbey&
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Hollywood Can't Stop Gossiping About Who's in the 'Beatles' Quadrilogy
When reporting on projects that have not started filming, it's always best to wait for the official press release if you need confirmation on casting. While some trust IMDb, it's too easy for bad actors to edit the cast lists randomly; there are also last-minute circumstances
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Filming Wraps on the 'Peaky Blinders' Movie
Filming has wrapped on the highly anticipated Peaky Blinders feature film, meaning that we're one step closer to returning to the gritty gangland world of the Shelby clan. Netflix celebrated by releasing our first look at Oscar-winning star Cillian Murphy (Oppenheimer) opposite newcomer (and Academy Award nominee) Barry
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Ringo Starr Says Barry Keoghan Will Play Him in the 'Beatles' Film Quadrilogy
The Beatles broke up over half a century ago, but the world's first significant boy band out of the U.K. still attracts viewership. Get Back, Let It Be, and the new Beatles '64 are all official hits on Disney+ (one of the streaming service's
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Despite Flaws, 'Bird's Magical Realism Reaches Transcendence
Andrea Arnold sits in an exciting but complicated position in British film; her small filmography has significantly influenced the next generation of independent British filmmakers (predominantly female directors), but her work is not readily financed and, it turns out, difficult to produce. It may explain why it’s taken eight
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'Peaky Blinders' Movie Filming in Birmingham
The highly anticipated Peaky Blinders movie started filming in September 2024, as Netflix announced that some significant A-list actors will join star Cillian Murphy as the series transfers to the big screen. Rebecca Ferguson (Dune), Barry Keoghan (Saltburn), and Tim Roth (Rob Roy) were all confirmed as joining the film,
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'Bring Them Down' Is Buoyed By Its Restraint
Recent high-profile films set in rural Ireland have showcased contrasting tones and genres: the guns-blazing, Liam Neeson-starring In the Land of Saints and Sinners was a Clint Eastwood thriller transposed to coastal Donegal (complete with a noticeably more lively Neeson), while Martin McDonagh’s Oscar-nominated The Banshees of Inisherin opted
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'Peaky Blinders' Film Reportedly Gets Title as Tim Roth Joins the Cast
Filming for the Peaky Blinders movie is just around the corner, as more cast and a rumored title surfaced over the final weekend of September 2024. Earlier this week, the production confirmed it had cast the legendary Tim Roth (Rob Roy) in an undisclosed role, making him the fourth A-list
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Barry Keoghan's 'Bring Them Down' Looks Bloody Funny
There's a certain type of British A-list actor who finds themselves going through an awards bait phase. Benedict Cumberbatch, for example, made a string of biopic films in the mid-2010s, all of which were very obviously geared toward garnering Academy Award nominations. Barry Keoghan has seemingly entered that
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Barry Keoghan Calls 'Peaky Blinders' Script "Epic"
The process of transferring a beloved TV show to a feature film is never easy, but there are two directions productions usually take. The first, like with Downton Abbey, is to bring everybody back—all for one, one for all, no replacements for Mrs. Patmore or Lord Merton. Everyone comes