The movie may not be the end of the "Peaky Blinders" story, Knight said, teasing, "As long as there’s an appetite for it and I’ve got stories to tell, then why not?"

Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight teases the future of the franchise as its upcoming movie brings the series' "first chapter" to a close.

While “Peaky Blinders” had its heyday on the small screen, series creator and writer Steven Knight says his feature adaptation belongs in movie theaters. "I really want the ‘Peaky’ fans who have been a big part of this to be watching it all together in one building,

The Peaky Blinders ‘ creator, Steven Knight, is hopeful the upcoming film will be shown on the silver screen. Knight, who also wrote the hit Netflix show, recently told The Playlist about the highly-anticipated film that finished shooting a few months ago and it’s star-studded cast.

Steven Knight has hinted that there may be a theatrical outing for his Peaky Blinders film ahead of its arrival on Netflix’s streaming platform. Knight saw his original TV series become an international hit over six seasons between 2013 and 2022, and told Playlist that filming had completed on the cinematic version:

In a recent podcast interview, creator Steven Knight confirmed that the The Peaky Blinders movie has officially completed filming

By order of Netflix and the Peaky fluffin' Blinders (come on, it's too early for that kind of language), it's been confirmed that the feature-length chapter of Thomas Shelby's (Cillian Murphy) future exploits will make its way to both the big screen and the small upon release.