In a recent Reddit AMA, Cillian Murphy addressed a longstanding theory about his character Tommy Shelby from the acclaimed series 'Peaky Blinders'. He provided insights into Tommy's complex relationship with death and hinted at the deeper themes explored in the forthcoming film, 'The Immortal Man'. The film acts as a continuation of the series, set almost a decade after its sixth season finale.

The narrative of 'The Immortal Man' sees an older Tommy Shelby, portrayed by Murphy, reacquainted with his estranged family as he steps out of his voluntary exile. His son, Duke, played by Barry Keoghan, has taken the reins of the Shelby family's criminal empire, leading to inevitable conflicts and explorations of legacy and fatherhood. This dynamic highlights the ongoing themes of family and power that have been central to the series.

Fans are eagerly awaiting the film's release on Netflix, following its premiere in theaters. Murphy's reflections on Tommy's character are likely to deepen viewers' understanding of the complexities that have driven the narrative of 'Peaky Blinders', making the film a significant addition to the series lore and an opportunity for further exploration of its beloved characters.