Clues Revealed About Peaky Blinders Season 6 Premiere

Millions of people are waiting as the end of the last season of the series of the elegant gangsters of Birmingham will conclude.

The "BBC" will be in charge of publishing the date of the official premiere of the sixth and final season of the series, later, Netflix will be the streaming platform that will publish the season.

In the month of November 2021, the streaming platform released a statement informing all Internet users that season 6 of Peaky Blinders would be released in early 2022.

Paul Anderson offers a definitive clue about the series' final season

“Paul Anderson” is the actor known for playing Arthur Shelby, the older brother of the Shelby family and co-star of the series “Peaky Blinders”.

Paul was in charge of giving the clue to the return of the Shelby family to the Netflix platform, since he recently published a black and white photograph posing with his co-star Cillian Murphy on the recording set.

The photograph was taken for the pilot episode of the series, which was the cornerstone of the award-winning British series. “Paul Anderson” placed some touching words next to his Instagram post that in its Spanish translation mentions the following:

“This is the first image of Tommy and Arthur. We first picked up these guns 10 years ago and next month we put them down for the last time. Coming soon... Season 6 of 'Peaky Blinders'. Thank you to our amazing fans for waiting and for the love you have given us over the last decade," said "Paul Anderson" via Instagram.

The publication left a big clue that tells us that the return of the series is closer than we think, right in the part where it mentioned "Next month", revealing that the series will be available on the streaming platform.

What does the final season of Peaky Blinders have in store for us?

The new sixth season of Peaky Blinders will have 6 episodes with an approximate duration between 50 and 55 minutes in each of the episodes.

One of the official information given by its directors David Caffrey and Tim Mielants was that the character of Aunt Polly will not appear in any of the scenes due to the death of her actress Helen McCrory.

The story will pick up right after the events of season five, where we see Tommy Shelby pointing the gun to his head in despair over betrayal, failure, and the constant ghost of his wife that lives in his head.

In this season the protagonists take us to 1934 and everything is getting worse and fascism is dominating.

The rhythm and the tension are getting stronger and Tommy finds himself caught in the middle of all the surrounding problems.

The Shelby family is going to have to fight threats at all costs in order to survive in this final season.