Peaky Blinders Season 6 Characters

It has been over two years since the Shelby clan’s assassination attempt on Sir Oswald Mosley ended in failure and betrayal. But now Peaky Blinders Season 6, the final season, is finally here, in America! (He’s been out for a while on the other side of the pond.)
Peaky Blinders star Cillian Murphy said men’s health last spring when filming that the final season would be “gothic” – “Really big themes and big emotions.” And creator Stephen Knight has been promoting the finale for years. He once teased the final season as some sort of redemption arc for Tommy. “[It] will tell a different story, where Tommy Shelby – who starts out as this nihilist, only caring about his family – will be redeemed and become good.
It’s hard to imagine the series getting much bigger. Local disputes that began with just a shipment of stolen arms escalated into British false flag operations and Great Escape tunnels into Russian monarchy jewel deposits and parliamentary assassination plots, while Tommy and the Peaky Blinders fight everyone from local street gangs to the IRA to the Soviets to the Italians to the Scotts to the Fascist Party.
But season 6 is apparently even bigger than all that. And even as the deaths increase, the cast grows. There are more power players this season than ever before.
Returning to the cast are major cast members from Season 5, including Sam Claflin as Sir Oswald Mosley, Charlene McKenna as IRA Captain Laura McKee, and Neil Maskell as Winston Churchill. Anya Taylor-Joy also returns as the wife and niece of Michael Shelby to an all-new character, Jack Nelson, played by James Frecheville. Another addition is Amber Anderson as Lady Diana Mitford, a real-life socialite and future wife of Oswald Mosley.
An immediately apparent absence from the cast this season will be Helen McCrory, who plays Polly Gray. McCrory died in early 2021. The first episode is dedicated to her.
Here’s the main cast of Peaky Blinders Season 6, as they were first seen on that shipment of stolen weapons long ago, and as they are now.
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