‘Last deal left’: Netflix confirms Peaky Blinders’ international release date after the sixth and final series launched to UK viewers in February.
The sixth and final episode of the historical gangster drama Peaky Blinders became available in the United Kingdom in February.
International viewers will now have the chance to see the latest chapter of the Shelby family saga after Netflix confirmed its global rollout on Thursday.
The show will be available globally on the streaming platform from June 10th with the ominous announcement that it will be “making one last deal”.
Fascinating: Netflix confirmed the release date for the sixth season of Peaky Blinders on Thursday as Cillian Murphy added that the latest installment is the “richest and deepest”.
Coming soon: The latest and final installment of the BBC British gangster drama will be available to watch on June 10th.
In an interview with Variety, lead actor Cillian Murphy said, “I think this is the culmination of a series that will hopefully improve on last season and make the final season as rich and deep as possible.”
The 45-year-old Irish actor who plays gang leader Tommy Shelby explained that following the tragic death of actress Helen McRory last year, the cast is “intending” to make her “special”.
He continued: “Partly because of the whole pandemic going on in the world and of course because of the really sad loss of [Helen] McCrory.
Decidedly: Killian, 45, added: “I think this is the culmination of a series that will hopefully improve on last season and make last season its richest and most profound yet.”
He explained that the show is working to “honor” Helen and hopes the show will “justify her memory”.
Killian added: “Her presence and her character’s presence is very strong on the show and it’s very much part of Tommy’s journey this season. You know, without her, everything will be different. It just won’t be the same.”
This comes from fans of the series praising the season six opening episode for how it handles Helen’s death.
Tribute: After losing Helen McCrory, he explained that the show is working to “honor” Helen and hopes the show will “justify her memory”.
Critics and audiences responded positively to the show’s comeback with an episode dedicated to the memory of Helen, who played Polly Grey, who died of breast cancer last year.
Tommy was still alive and well, he did not shoot himself on the field in which the audience last saw him at the end of the fifth series.
This episode also featured the burial of Polly Gray and featured an on-screen tribute to Helen reading: “Dedicated to the memory of Helen McCrory OBE ‘Polly Grey’.
Comeback: Critics and audiences reacted positively to the show’s return, with the opening episode dedicated to Helen’s memory.