Tommy Shelby's Return in 'The Immortal Man'

On March 23rd, Tommy Shelby is back in charge with the new Peaky Blinders movie called The Immortal Man, now streaming on Netflix.

Silly and Murphy reprises his iconic role as the gangster who's retreated from the world after leaving Birmingham behind.

His sister Ada pulls him back into the fray because his firstborn son has taken over the gang, running it just like the wild days of 19.

19. Murphy's character starts off in a rough spot, haunted by his past and withdrawn from everything.

Barry Keelgen steps in as Duke Shelby, Tommy's illegitimate son who's troubled and stirring up trouble while searching for his father's guidance.

The story dives deeper into family ties and gangrovers in this action-packed sequel.

New faces bring fresh tension, like Rebecca Ferguson as the mysterious cowlough, a powerful figure tied to themes of destiny and fate.

Tim Roth plays Beckett, a cunning Nazi plotting to exploit the Peaky Blinders during wartime.

Both actors add serious weight to the supernatural edge creators Stephen Knight wanted for the film.

Fans love seeing returning stars like Sophie Rundle as Ada Thorn, Stephen Graham as union leader Hayden Stagg and Pecky Lee as loyal Johnny Dogs.

Other familiar Shelby's include Elijah by J. Lykergo, Charlie Strong by Ned Denahy and Curly by Ian Peck, keeping the Birmingham spirit alive.

With his darker vibe and high stakes drama, the immortal man picks up right where the series left off, drawing in long-time viewers and newcomers alike.

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