BBC and Netflix announce the return of the series Peaky Blinders with two new seasons
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BBC and Netflix have announced the return of the series 'Peaky Blinders' with two new seasons, which will explore the reconstruction of the city of Birmingham after World War II. Written by Steven Knight, who will also direct the film 'The Immortal Man', the series will bring the Shelby family to the forefront in an era full of opportunities and dangers. Cillian Murphy will be the executive producer, and filming will take place in Birmingham. Each season will consist of six episodes of 60 minutes each.
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