Interesting hint about the return of 'Peaky Blinders': When does season 6 premiere?

The sixth installment will be the one that puts the final touch to the BBC series, but its creator is already working on a film that will be the end of Tom Shelby's story.

If season 6 of Peaky Blinders was one of the most anticipated premieres of 2022 for you, you are in luck. The BBC has not yet confirmed an official date, but we knew that the new episodes would be released at the beginning of the year and now, thanks to the statements of one of the protagonists, we have an even more definitive clue that the debut is just around the corner. from the corner.

In fact, it seems that the premiere of the final stretch of the acclaimed series created by Steven Knight and starring Cillian Murphy could take place next February 2022 and that just a few weeks will separate us from the new adventure of Tommy Shelby and the minions of him.

However, it will be the BBC who confirms the final date and, later, Netflix for the international distribution of the series.

The person in charge of providing the definitive clue has been the actor Paul Anderson, who plays Arthur Shelby Jr., who has shared on his Instagram account a black and white photograph in which he poses with his co-star Cillian Murphy on the set of filming. The image is not current, but corresponds to the filming of the pilot episode, a very special chapter that would become the first of many and that would be a key element in its success among viewers.

ABOUT SEASON 6 OF 'PEAKY BLINDERS'

If there is a star detail regarding the sixth season of Peaky Blinders, that is undoubtedly that it will tell the end of the story. At least from the end of the series, since the creator has already assured that he will produce a film that will serve as the final outcome and that we could expect by 2023.

In any case, what we know about the six episodes that make up this latest installment of the series is that the action will pick up where the fifth left off and that the team is clear that it will be the best to date.

The first question he has to answer is clear: What will be Tommy Shelby's next step? The last time we saw him he was holding a gun to his head, haunted by failure and by the ghost of his true love, Grace (Annabelle Wallis), who was killed in Season 3.

"In season 6 we are looking at 1934 and things are getting worse," warns the creator of the series. "The drumbeat is getting louder, the tensions are getting worse, and Tommy is in the middle of it all. Again, we're going to explore what was going on in the '30s and how certain things came to be."

You can get an even better idea of ​​what to expect with the official season trailer at the head of this story.