no. even tho major Campbell's intelligence agents are pathetic, British intelligence is top of the world. he probably got the crown look into it and found out that he was indeed a spy working for the IRA. Donal Henry (the "spy" here) is later killed and his body is delivered to Tommy. Crowns not gonna kill someone just bc Tommy doesn't like a guy especially when they wanna work with pro-treaties in the IRA.
Ypu qrite... I surrender to the cosmos and divine will then birn it releasing the energy into the universe for it to decide if your worthy or not! Noones getting to where I am again lol. Not while I'm alive anyway! Like spirotually and physically! 😅🤣😂 you ain't a jackal! Don't play!
Sam Neill’s NI accent is fabulous, despite being from New Zealand himself! Campbell was the best villain imo. Oddly enough, the IRA guys from Ireland itself (Wasn’t the ROI yet of course at this point in history, it wasn’t even the Irish free state!) sound quite over the top and almost stereotypically leprechaun like! 😂😂 I know of course he was originally from Northern Ireland, an Omagh man so it comes naturally to him but he grew out of the accent if you hear him speak normally - which is a hybrid blend of pretty much a 75% Kiwi accent and then a 25% deep Co. Tyrone one, as he moved from NI to NZ when he was quite young.
Tommy knowing more about the spy than Campbell is hilarious
He might not be a spy. Maybe Tommy said that just to get him killed because of his big mouth.
Tommy controls the room everywhere he goes
U should watch the meeting with mosley next xD @Monk_Chud
Not sure what kind of man you are but I control the room I am in
thats what happens when theres a script
No the director does
@Monk_Chud Funny, cuz his child was taken captive
Campbell: Can we just conduct ourselves, please? Conduct ourselves...
Tommy: ...please
Made me laughing to tears 😂
FINALLY. This scene
Facts i was literally looking for this the other day
Exactly looking for this for a very long time.
I was waiting for this fooking scene, thank you.
Sorry but this is the hottest he's ever looked.... The lighting, the colours, just everything
Thank god for the subtitle 😭
hahaha
i think he made all that up just to get a guy who insulted him killed. classic
no. even tho major Campbell's intelligence agents are pathetic, British intelligence is top of the world. he probably got the crown look into it and found out that he was indeed a spy working for the IRA. Donal Henry (the "spy" here) is later killed and his body is delivered to Tommy. Crowns not gonna kill someone just bc Tommy doesn't like a guy especially when they wanna work with pro-treaties in the IRA.
Facts
I thought the same thing too. His big mouth got him killed. 😅
Tommy just shitting on them the first 2 minutes LOL
that kid sitting down is trying so hard haha 😅
Alfie Solomons is the chosen one. Squirrelling his bagels in the corner of the East End lol
We need more Peaky Blinders!!❤❤❤❤
Cillian Murphy - absolutely the BEST ever.
By Order of the Peaky Blinders
Great scene
Pls give all Thomas Shelby dialogues scenes in one video pls pls pls
this mf is the greatest character of all time
1:35
Tommy fuckin Shelby
Ypu qrite... I surrender to the cosmos and divine will then birn it releasing the energy into the universe for it to decide if your worthy or not! Noones getting to where I am again lol. Not while I'm alive anyway! Like spirotually and physically! 😅🤣😂 you ain't a jackal! Don't play!
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Sam Neill’s NI accent is fabulous, despite being from New Zealand himself! Campbell was the best villain imo. Oddly enough, the IRA guys from Ireland itself (Wasn’t the ROI yet of course at this point in history, it wasn’t even the Irish free state!) sound quite over the top and almost stereotypically leprechaun like! 😂😂
I know of course he was originally from Northern Ireland, an Omagh man so it comes naturally to him but he grew out of the accent if you hear him speak normally - which is a hybrid blend of pretty much a 75% Kiwi accent and then a 25% deep Co. Tyrone one, as he moved from NI to NZ when he was quite young.
Sam Neill has a strong family connection to Northern Ireland as his paternal grandfather was from there, and he himself was born in Omagh.