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A recommendation for a great Cillian Murphy movie is The Wind that shakes the barley. Great movie about Irish war of independence from the IRA perspective during the same time period as the show
Oak & others don't forget aunt Polly is actress who play Malfoy's mom in HP. She's such a queen bada$$!!! May she rest in peace! I didn't notice if u ever made that connection yet❤💞❤️
You're asking about Hash, that's opium. Britain had entire war over with China regarding Opium tradem in first world war. That's how they got Hong Kong. And yes that's Opium, it was legal those days. They had legal Opium shops. Even Sherlock Holmes fictional character used to smoke Opium sometimes. Which become Heroine in later days
Ur so right! When I first heard him say that, I remember just leaning back & saying oh damn...now that's a line!! The writing is so strong in this show! Love it!!❤💞❤️
I was picking up on some of that & often wondered if any of the songs they sung were real or not or close to maybe things they would sing in that era. Thanks for the info. I love that they put that in. I'm also very curious to know & I cant recall what ep it's in, but that guy who sings to Tommy that what sounds like an IRA theme song...is that a real anthem they would have used?
@@jenloveshorror Yes! The show seems pretty accurate with lots of attention to detail! Regarding the other song, I found this: "The Boys of the Old Brigade is an Irish rebel song written by Paddy McGuigan about the Irish Republican Army of the Irish War of Independence (1919-1921)"
@@jenloveshorror Yes a very famous sectarian song. Both sides sung these types of songs loudly in public as a show of force. Daring their enemies to respond.
“I’m a little worried. It feels like Thomas is doing a lot of playing chess and not really telling anybody else in the family what his moves are” That’s the best way to describe Tommy actually 😭
JK Rowling - Massive fan of Monty Python, where she got a lot of her ideas for Harry Potter. Monty Python's Flying Circus - Largely filmed in Leeds and Bradford. Science Fiction Sketch - Filmed in Leeds and Bradford, and is where JK Rowling got at least 3 of her ideas. Peaky Blinders - Mainly filmed in Leeds and Bradford. Harry Potter - Most of the major actors have filmed in Bradford. Ralph Fiennes (Lord Voldemort) and Jim Broadbent (Professor Slughorn) - Filmed in Bradford in May and June 2024. Tom Felton (Draco Malfoy) - Possibly filmed in Bradford on the 1st of June too.
@@danielgardecki1046 Most of Peaky Blinders was actually filmed in Liverpool. There was a couple scenes filmed in Yorkshire mainly Leeds, way less in Bradford.
@@activatewindows8609 You have no idea what you're talking about. I challenge you to name more than 17 Peaky Blinders locations in Liverpool. I can name 17 in Bradford.
@@activatewindows8609 *Peaky Blinders* Locations in *Bradford,* the world's first *UNESCO City of Film.* 1 - Tommy's Office, Westminster = *Bradford City Hall Lord Mayor's Consort Office* 2 - Midland Hotel and Bar, Birmingham = *Bradford City Hall Entrance Hall plus Another Room* 3 - Inkberrow Hotel, Stratford-upon-Avon = *Bradford City Hall Conference Rooms* 4 - Winson Green Prison, Birmingham = *Bradford City Hall Old Cells* 5 - Hospital, Birmingham = *Bradford City Hall Upper Floor Room* 6 - House of Commons, Westminster = *Bradford City Hall Council Chambers* 7 - Changretta Family Photo = *Bradford City Hall Old Court Room* 8 - Unknown Location = *The Bradford Club* 9 - Tommy's Factory Offices, Birmingham = *Sekhon Group Warehouse* on *Hick Street, Little Germany, Bradford* 10 - Liverpool Dock Passport Control = *Bradford Midland Hotel* 11 - Cemetery, Birmingham = *Undercliffe Cemetery, Undercliffe, Bradford* 12 - Park, Birmingham = *Peel Park, Undercliffe, Bradford* 13 - Canal, Birmingham = *Salts Mill, Saltaire, Shipley, Bradford* 14 - Cheltenham Racecourse, Cheltenham = *Kings Hall and Winter Gardens, Ilkley, Bradford* 15 - Mr Zhang's Dry Cleaners and Brothel, Birmingham = *Dalton Mills, Keighley, Bradford* 16 - Railway Station, Birmingham = *Keighley Railway Station, Keighley, Bradford* 17 - Unknown Location = *St Andrews Mill, Lidget Green, Bradford* The list of *Yorkshire* locations in *Leeds, Huddersfield* and *Skelton-on-Ure* will be of a similar size, as I know most, if not all of them too, although it would take me ages to remember them all.
@@sammyeetswa2487 I do, so does everyone in the comments clearly. Americans companies constantly try to take credit for British shows they have little or nothing to do with. British shows by the BBC occasionally get credited correctly to the BBC by Americans. However 99% of the time British shows from ITV, Channel 4, Channel 5, UKTV, Sky etc also get incorrectly credited to American companies by Americans, when they're not being incorrectly credited to the BBC. Shows like ITV's Downton Abbey, Sherlock Holmes, Broadchurch, Mr Selfridge, Poirot, and Victoria for example.
Can't tell you how happy it makes me to see you guys watching this show. The diversity of this channel is why you guys are the best of the best. Brother bear followed by The Mist followed by Peaky Blinders 😂.
Right! I've rewatched their Tangled and Coco reactions as many times as I've rewatched their Peacemaker and The Boys reactions...which is an embarrassingly high numbers of times. Lol
@@ladyhotep5189 Andrew-Lee Potts (Eugene E. Jackson) from Band of Brothers episode 8 - Grew up in the neighbourhood next to mine roughly 1 mile South. Peaky Blinders - Mainly filmed in locations which are 1.5 to 3 miles North of my house, with many many more within 12 miles of my house.
Her death was so sad to hear about. She was an actress who I used to love see on stage. Every role she was incredible. She’ll always be missed. I always admired how her and husband Damian Lewis had their rule about work. No matter how successful they both got, they’d always make sure only one of them worked at once so the other was with their kids.
I was such a fan of Cillian Murphy and then I saw this series and he just blew me away. He's just an incredibly talented actor and he's become a top 5 for me. Aunt Polly is the heart and soul of this show.
31:35 Billy Kimber runs the city of Birmingham. Tommy Shelby runs Small Heath, a small neighbourhood in the city of Birmingham. 35:20 Tommy was projecting what Ada was going through onto Grace. Tommy thought Ada would be better off without Freddie. Polly disagreed. Tommy assumed Grace lied because she got pregnant, didn't have a man, and so it ruined her life. Therefore Tommy thinks Ada would be better off without Freddie, and should get an abortion. 46:24 There is no man named Lee. Lee is the surname of the family members in the rival gypsy gang.
I always love the scene where the first meeting between Tommy and Campbell takes place. Up until this point Campbell had very much been in control of every situation he'd been in. In this meeting he realises that probably for the first time in his career he's dealing with a more than worthy adversary who not only holds the cards but knows how to play them.
Liking the reaction guys, your going to get so hooked on it. As others have said its a BBC show that was released as follows Season1: 2013 Season2: 2014 Season3: 2016 Season4: 2017 Season5: 2019 Season6: 2022 (the wait between 5 & 6 was really hard) please remember this when you finish one season before you go into the next. Top show, top writing, top cast, top production, top soundtrack. Cheers from Saltcoats in Scotland.
Snoop Dogg said he’s obsessed with this show and he even created a song about Peaky Blinders with sampling the OP song… The American gangster senses the British gangsters 😂
Snoop Dogg - Collaborated on a song with 3 brothers who grew up 0.7 miles North-West of me in Bradford. Peaky Blinders - Largely filmed in a building 1.5 miles North of me in Bradford, with more locations from the show nearby. Paul Anderson (Arthur Shelby) - Filmed another show in a building 1.6 miles South of me in Bradford, including some of the same locations from Peaky Blinders.
The show is a BBC show, not originally Netflix - they 'bought' it in much later. The BBC is our state broadcaster. The show was on the second channel BBC 2 for the first 3 series (I think it was) before being promoted to BBC 1 as it increased in popularity and then became a massive hit over here. I watched it from the start on transmission and loved it (partly because I am a Brummie and according to my dad, his dad had a minor run in with the real peaky blinders with the gang wanting him to throw a boxing match so they could make money on the betting). There was a biggish gap between series. Tommy set up the whole fight with the Lees simply to set up the opportunity with Billy Kimber. He is constantly scheming/planning. I believe Tommy and Freddie fell out over politics (there's a hint in their conversation in the pub in the first episode). Tommy is a capitalist - he wants to make money for himself and his family and raise the family up out of poverty and out of Small Heath. Freddie is an idealist union convener and a communist. Tommy doesn't believe a revolution will ever come, and Freddie is selling the workers false hope. He says something like 'At least my horses sometimes win.'
Well... not *_every_* BBC TV series but yeah, definitely nothing to do with Netflix apart from buying the rights to also transmit it years after first airing on BBC2.
one of my favorite bits of these early "get to know the characters" moments is when tommy goes to pick up the coin and his brothers practically jump to pick it up for him. it's just one of those "oh shit" moments that 1.) shows how in charge tommy is 2.) the respect they have for him and 3.) their closeness.
Ooh, I never thought of it that way. I immediately thought they were coming up ready to fight for the insult dealt to Tommy! Different interpretation altogether. Peace …
@@pjb3583 yeah the reason i interpret it like this is they wait to "pounce" at the moment tommy goes to pick up the coin, like they're jumping to do it for him so he doesn't have to. regardless it's still such a cool moment between the brothers however it's meant to be taken. their dynamic is just everything!!
Just so you know, lads, Sheamus is from the Republic of Ireland and Sam Neil is playing a man from Northern Ireland. They're distinctly different territories.
Sadly Helen McCrory who plays Aunt Polly passed away while filming series 6 so it had to be rewritten. This is one of my favourite episodes, specifically the meetings with Campbell and Kimber. I love that Tommy knew anything treasonous would get straight to Churchill, he had no interest in getting in the papers, just wanted to show Campbell he can reach above him, what a power move!
Thanks guys 😊 I've watched this show several times but its such great fun to watch it with you! I'm looking forward to the next episode. I love everything about the show but I'm a huge fan of Cillian Murphy... he's such a phenomenal actor...he made some great movies inbetween shooting Peaky Blinders and he just disappears into each role! I'm a retired ballet dancer and I really appreciate his ability to do so much with such incredible restraint. I think the fact that he's such a brilliant stage actor really enables him to physically change himself in each role. That Peaky Blinders walk came from him. ..it was part of his bag of tricks to make himself more intimidating. He's clever!
Seeing you guys reacting to Peaky Blinders makes me rewatch the series again. I love lots of things about the series from the actors/actresses, the sets, the wardrobe, the dialogues, and the soundtracks. I dislike Campbell a lot but I admire Sam Neil because he can portray Campbell very well. I cannot see or sense Alan Grant from Jurassic Park here. The actors/actresses here are so amazing; Cillian Murphy is awesome too, as Tommy. I love Aunt Polly, she's so awesome and badass. No BS with her. RIP to Helen McCrory, who portrays Aunt Polly flawlessly. She also plays Narcissa Malfoy, Draco's mum. I can't wait for you guys to reach season two, one of my favorite seasons. The story gets better and better.
Can’t wait for you guys to get to season 3! The good thing is each season is only 6 eps so it doesn’t take a long time to get through em. The show will definitely get darker with each season though so be prepared for that 😅
@@sarahkelly473 you and @brooks4365 are right. I had to research it, that’s when Netflix acquired it, and cut it for wider distribution. However the same creator and BBC production team made the entire thing. My apologies! I love it either way, but appreciate the correction!
@@acecarwell471 And Netflix do not own it. They rent it from the BBC with a thing called a licence... A licence to distribute it outside of the UK... A licence which the BBC can choose not to renew once the deal runs out... Which they might do, as they now own 100% of BritBox outside of the UK... As they sold ITV their 10% share for BritBox in the UK, so everything is now on ITVX... While ITV sold BBC Studios their 50% share in BritBox International, for outside the UK.
There was a literal underground war on the Western front of WW1. The British and the Germans both formed units of men that were miners in peacetime. They dug tunnels under each other's trenches to plant huge bombs behind the lines. Both sides then started to dig counter-tunnels to try and intercept each other. If they met underground horrific hand to hand fighting would ensue with knives, pistols, picks and shovels!
Hard to imagine, but the cinematography gets better in this show! If you did a shot, every time you see a great shot, you wouldn't make it through the show! LOL
I'm so sorry ur in the hospital hon!! Ur always such a nice & kind person helping mod the comments & other vids! Il be praying for u that things will get better hon!! ❤💞❤️
For context since you mentioned it, Netflix had nothing to do with the production of this show. It's just another example of them buying the licensing to a show and slapping their name in front of it. It originally aired weekly on BBC. Once it's run was over, Netflix bought the rights. And just so you know, the show has finished but they are set to start shooting the movie, which is a continuation, next month.
Minor Corrections: The BBC own and still own the show. When the Royal Television Society RTS (an award ceremony which is picked by out of touch judges) decided to give it a "Best Drama" award, that's when Netflix took notice, at the start of series 2. Netflix only bought the licence for outside of the UK only, just like most American companies do with British shows. However Netflix and HBO especially, have a reputation for taking credit for things they have little or nothing to do with. Then when BAFTA (another award ceremony which is picked by out of touch judges) decided to give it another "Best Drama" award, and Netflix started taking even more credit for it, that's when people outside of the UK started to take notice, at the start of series 4.
@@danielgardecki1046 Exactly. A totally different show & only one series, but it reminds me of 'Bodyguard'. I remember loads of Americans on social media thinking it was a Netflix show instead of a BBC show. Smfh.
@@ameliacraiig4193 Around 7-10 years ago I joined Quora. I spent a few years on a daily basis renaming, adding images to, and rearranging British Topics, on things like: Geography (countries, regions, ceremonial counties, cities etc). Sport (organisations, leagues, teams, sportspeople etc). Music (genres, singers, rappers, deejays etc). Radio (companies, stations, sister stations, presenters etc). TV (companies, networks, channels, shows, genres, actors etc). Film (companies, genres, locations, actors etc). I mainly used one group out of around three groups, which contained former admins with admin privileges, to help me correct locked topics, as there was or is no other way to contact Quora admins. There was one very useful former admin there, who helped me a lot. Whereas there was one current admin, who I kept seeing going around creating pointless topics on a daily basis, which only created problems. Most of the topics he created were the same as topics which already existed, except they had the word "specific" added, yet didn't specify what was "specific" about them. I did all that as I wanted to answer questions on those subjects in detail eventually, mainly the film & TV ones. In between fighting with bots who fought with each other constantly as they contradicted each other, and updating topics, I would also correct questions and answers too. Most of the questions and answers I corrected on a daily basis which weren't from Indians, were from the same people again and again who refused to be corrected. Where were those people from? The USA! They constantly referred to shows from ITV, Channel 4, Channel 5, UKTV, Sky etc as BBC shows when they weren't crediting American companies for those British shows. Then Quora decided to ruin itself as: The former admins disappeared in the groups, as they stopped responding. The topics no longer have parent/child topics, can't be added, and can't be edited. The questions/answers couldn't be corrected anymore. Plus many many more things I've forgotten about. Therefore I'd wasted my time.
@@ameliacraiig4193 Bodyguard is an ITV produced BBC show. Not many people realise that fact, as ITV are rubbish at promoting themselves. ITV produce a lot of police/detective shows for the BBC, as that's what ITV do best, along with some period dramas. The same goes for things like reality shows for Channel 4 and Channel 5, which ITV also produce a lot of, mainly ones which involve Gordon Ramsay.
Also to clarify this is so high quality, well written with attention to detail because it’s a BBC drama. BBC dramas are always superb quality. Once you finish Peaky Blinders I highly highly recommend ‘Line of Duty’ also a BBC drama. The whole of the UK was obsessed Peaky Blinders and also with ‘Line of Duty.’
Those horses were really well trained...there will be another scene much later when Tommy has to shoot a horse and the horse is trained to fall down as it does! It's really amazing what they can be taught to do!
In this show, sometimes events that seem like random "situations", as you called them, are in reality just another part of Tommy's actual plans. You're right he is playing chess but he's not often reacting to single moves he's like 3 or 4 moves ahead.
Yes, Polly (Helen McRory) unfortunately passed away in 2021 due to breast cancer. She will forever be missed as both Polly Gray (PB) & Narcissa Malfoy (HP).
The real Billy Kimber was the leader of the Birmingham Boys (also known as the Brummagem Boys or the Brum Boys) were a street gang whose power extended from the North of England to London's underworld, between the 1910s and 1930s, Kimber shot and killed a Greek gangster in a London night club in front of a lot of witnesses, he went to America and a Brummagem Boy working for a Mafia boss took him in, Kimber shot someone who owed him money and went to Chicago where one of Capones men with Brit parents took him in, he eventually slipped back into England settling in a seaside resort town where he became part of the town council living out his life there and dying of old age.
Great reactions of yours to the "Sorry misunderstood your intentions when you pushed me against the wall" line & the Cinema scene 😄 & 16:56 that's called 'High Tea' & yes Answer it is delicious! 😋 & what a brilliantly shot scene & dialogue between Shelby & Police Officer, so much has happened & it's only eps 2! & I got that Sheamus reference too!
Fyi, I think they are from 2 diff areas of Ireland ( one North & one south) if I'm not mistaken so technically their accents would be very different, but I totally get still why he would make that reference. I'm hoping in one of these reactions Oak will finally recognize & realize that Aunt Polly is Dracos mom cause he hasn't seemed to notice yet.
Oak mentioned in last ep that he just couldn't get jurassic park out of his head w Sam Neill & I just kept thinking oh boy ...not after u see him in this role!!❤💞❤️
The show was actually on bbc, not Netflix. BBC would show one episode a week so we couldn’t even binge all 6 when the new season came out 🤣 Netflix picked it up to show to American audiences originally
If youve never seen Cillian Murphy aggressive watch Anthropoid.. he's fantastic as Joseph Gabcik, who is sent with Jan Kubish to assassinate Reinhardt Heydrich. Very accurate historical piece ...never seen Cillian so hard and so heroic! Fantastic film ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
He's brilliant in The Wind That Shakes the Barley too and Disco Pigs..aggressive in that latter one! In his very first film On The Edge, you can see that he was an incredible actor right from the the start!
They were a lot less concerned about the first world war in Ireland so it makes sense that Major Campbell would think hes the big man in belfast and then in Birmingham everyone thinks hes a pussy because everyone in Britain faught. Edit: most of ireland were fighting too but they had a civil war and a war of independence all around the same time as the first world war so the fighting was all over the place. Not to mention the 1916 rising. So yeah the British took the first world war far more seriously than the irish who had like 3 wars in 10 years. Thats why they've been politically neutral ever since
I'm a bit late on watching this but I thought you'd find this interesting: Helen McCrory, who plays Aunt Polly was married to Damian Lewis, who plays Richard Winters in Band of Brothers (which is an incredible coincidence since you guys are watching that as well)
You guys will love this show I think s4 will be your favourite though s2 has some banger episodes too. My family came from Birmingham and were active police during the time of the real pesky blinders so has some real history mixed with incredible writing and screenwork
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say the first episode with u guys and loved it, but coudnt wait on season 5 now :) enjoy
A recommendation for a great Cillian Murphy movie is The Wind that shakes the barley. Great movie about Irish war of independence from the IRA perspective during the same time period as the show
Oak & others don't forget aunt Polly is actress who play Malfoy's mom in HP. She's such a queen bada$$!!! May she rest in peace! I didn't notice if u ever made that connection yet❤💞❤️
You're asking about Hash, that's opium. Britain had entire war over with China regarding Opium tradem in first world war. That's how they got Hong Kong. And yes that's Opium, it was legal those days. They had legal Opium shops. Even Sherlock Holmes fictional character used to smoke Opium sometimes. Which become Heroine in later days
If youve never seen Cillian Murphy "this aggressive". You mustn't have seen 28 days later.
"Now why would i shake the hand of a man who wouldn't even fight for his country" that line is so good!
Ur so right! When I first heard him say that, I remember just leaning back & saying oh damn...now that's a line!! The writing is so strong in this show! Love it!!❤💞❤️
Fun fact: The song Grace sings to him is an old folk song about a guy being betrayed and framed by a beautiful woman.
I was picking up on some of that & often wondered if any of the songs they sung were real or not or close to maybe things they would sing in that era. Thanks for the info. I love that they put that in. I'm also very curious to know & I cant recall what ep it's in, but that guy who sings to Tommy that what sounds like an IRA theme song...is that a real anthem they would have used?
@@jenloveshorror Yes! The show seems pretty accurate with lots of attention to detail! Regarding the other song, I found this: "The Boys of the Old Brigade is an Irish rebel song written by Paddy McGuigan about the Irish Republican Army of the Irish War of Independence (1919-1921)"
@@jenloveshorror Yes a very famous sectarian song. Both sides sung these types of songs loudly in public as a show of force. Daring their enemies to respond.
“I’m a little worried. It feels like Thomas is doing a lot of playing chess and not really telling anybody else in the family what his moves are”
That’s the best way to describe Tommy actually 😭
finish the sentence with > whilst everyone else is playing checkers.
24:23
"A parliament of one." Too right, Pol.
Don’t know if you guys noticed but Polly is also Malfoys mum in HP
JK Rowling - Massive fan of Monty Python, where she got a lot of her ideas for Harry Potter.
Monty Python's Flying Circus - Largely filmed in Leeds and Bradford.
Science Fiction Sketch - Filmed in Leeds and Bradford, and is where JK Rowling got at least 3 of her ideas.
Peaky Blinders - Mainly filmed in Leeds and Bradford.
Harry Potter - Most of the major actors have filmed in Bradford.
Ralph Fiennes (Lord Voldemort) and Jim Broadbent (Professor Slughorn) - Filmed in Bradford in May and June 2024.
Tom Felton (Draco Malfoy) - Possibly filmed in Bradford on the 1st of June too.
@@danielgardecki1046 Most of Peaky Blinders was actually filmed in Liverpool. There was a couple scenes filmed in Yorkshire mainly Leeds, way less in Bradford.
@@activatewindows8609 You have no idea what you're talking about.
I challenge you to name more than 17 Peaky Blinders locations in Liverpool.
I can name 17 in Bradford.
@@activatewindows8609 *Peaky Blinders* Locations in *Bradford,* the world's first *UNESCO City of Film.*
1 - Tommy's Office, Westminster = *Bradford City Hall Lord Mayor's Consort Office*
2 - Midland Hotel and Bar, Birmingham = *Bradford City Hall Entrance Hall plus Another Room*
3 - Inkberrow Hotel, Stratford-upon-Avon = *Bradford City Hall Conference Rooms*
4 - Winson Green Prison, Birmingham = *Bradford City Hall Old Cells*
5 - Hospital, Birmingham = *Bradford City Hall Upper Floor Room*
6 - House of Commons, Westminster = *Bradford City Hall Council Chambers*
7 - Changretta Family Photo = *Bradford City Hall Old Court Room*
8 - Unknown Location = *The Bradford Club*
9 - Tommy's Factory Offices, Birmingham = *Sekhon Group Warehouse* on *Hick Street, Little Germany, Bradford*
10 - Liverpool Dock Passport Control = *Bradford Midland Hotel*
11 - Cemetery, Birmingham = *Undercliffe Cemetery, Undercliffe, Bradford*
12 - Park, Birmingham = *Peel Park, Undercliffe, Bradford*
13 - Canal, Birmingham = *Salts Mill, Saltaire, Shipley, Bradford*
14 - Cheltenham Racecourse, Cheltenham = *Kings Hall and Winter Gardens, Ilkley, Bradford*
15 - Mr Zhang's Dry Cleaners and Brothel, Birmingham = *Dalton Mills, Keighley, Bradford*
16 - Railway Station, Birmingham = *Keighley Railway Station, Keighley, Bradford*
17 - Unknown Location = *St Andrews Mill, Lidget Green, Bradford*
The list of *Yorkshire* locations in *Leeds, Huddersfield* and *Skelton-on-Ure* will be of a similar size, as I know most, if not all of them too, although it would take me ages to remember them all.
Just about to comment the same 😂❤
*Peaky Blinders* has nothing to do with *Netflix.*
It's a 100% *BBC* commissioned, funded, produced and first broadcast show.
Netflix are funding the movie, just so you know.
No one cares about this tho 🤣
@@sammyeetswa2487 I do, so does everyone in the comments clearly.
Americans companies constantly try to take credit for British shows they have little or nothing to do with.
British shows by the BBC occasionally get credited correctly to the BBC by Americans.
However 99% of the time British shows from ITV, Channel 4, Channel 5, UKTV, Sky etc also get incorrectly credited to American companies by Americans, when they're not being incorrectly credited to the BBC.
Shows like ITV's Downton Abbey, Sherlock Holmes, Broadchurch, Mr Selfridge, Poirot, and Victoria for example.
Can't tell you how happy it makes me to see you guys watching this show. The diversity of this channel is why you guys are the best of the best. Brother bear followed by The Mist followed by Peaky Blinders 😂.
Right! I've rewatched their Tangled and Coco reactions as many times as I've rewatched their Peacemaker and The Boys reactions...which is an embarrassingly high numbers of times. Lol
@@ladyhotep5189 Andrew-Lee Potts (Eugene E. Jackson) from Band of Brothers episode 8 - Grew up in the neighbourhood next to mine roughly 1 mile South.
Peaky Blinders - Mainly filmed in locations which are 1.5 to 3 miles North of my house, with many many more within 12 miles of my house.
Did you guys notice what Tommy has done everytime hes gone to sleep. so him passing out in the bar while she was singing was something.
this is a BBC production (then put on Netflix) and they released one episode per week and sometime there was like two years wait between seasons
You tell 'em! Fookin' Netflix getting all the credit. Smfh.
The pain of quality BBC programming. In the age of streaming those 1-3 inconsistent season gaps hit hard
The body language alone of every actor in that Billy Kimber scene is outstanding. What a great show
RIP Helen Mccrory, aunt pol. Great actress
Her death was so sad to hear about. She was an actress who I used to love see on stage. Every role she was incredible. She’ll always be missed. I always admired how her and husband Damian Lewis had their rule about work. No matter how successful they both got, they’d always make sure only one of them worked at once so the other was with their kids.
I was such a fan of Cillian Murphy and then I saw this series and he just blew me away. He's just an incredibly talented actor and he's become a top 5 for me. Aunt Polly is the heart and soul of this show.
31:35 Billy Kimber runs the city of Birmingham.
Tommy Shelby runs Small Heath, a small neighbourhood in the city of Birmingham.
35:20 Tommy was projecting what Ada was going through onto Grace.
Tommy thought Ada would be better off without Freddie.
Polly disagreed.
Tommy assumed Grace lied because she got pregnant, didn't have a man, and so it ruined her life.
Therefore Tommy thinks Ada would be better off without Freddie, and should get an abortion.
46:24 There is no man named Lee.
Lee is the surname of the family members in the rival gypsy gang.
She passed away of cáncer RIP mama Draco : Narcissa... such a shame, such a beautyful and great actress 😢❤
I always love the scene where the first meeting between Tommy and Campbell takes place.
Up until this point Campbell had very much been in control of every situation he'd been in.
In this meeting he realises that probably for the first time in his career he's dealing with a more than worthy adversary who not only holds the cards but knows how to play them.
Liking the reaction guys, your going to get so hooked on it. As others have said its a BBC show that was released as follows Season1: 2013
Season2: 2014
Season3: 2016
Season4: 2017
Season5: 2019
Season6: 2022 (the wait between 5 & 6 was really hard) please remember this when you finish one season before you go into the next. Top show, top writing, top cast, top production, top soundtrack. Cheers from Saltcoats in Scotland.
Freddie Thorne like:
"I'm not leavin...I'M NOT FUCKIN LEAVIN!"
NO FOOKIN' FIGHTING
Snoop Dogg said he’s obsessed with this show and he even created a song about Peaky Blinders with sampling the OP song… The American gangster senses the British gangsters 😂
Snoop Dogg - Collaborated on a song with 3 brothers who grew up 0.7 miles North-West of me in Bradford.
Peaky Blinders - Largely filmed in a building 1.5 miles North of me in Bradford, with more locations from the show nearby.
Paul Anderson (Arthur Shelby) - Filmed another show in a building 1.6 miles South of me in Bradford, including some of the same locations from Peaky Blinders.
snoop isnt a gangster lmao
The show is a BBC show, not originally Netflix - they 'bought' it in much later. The BBC is our state broadcaster. The show was on the second channel BBC 2 for the first 3 series (I think it was) before being promoted to BBC 1 as it increased in popularity and then became a massive hit over here. I watched it from the start on transmission and loved it (partly because I am a Brummie and according to my dad, his dad had a minor run in with the real peaky blinders with the gang wanting him to throw a boxing match so they could make money on the betting). There was a biggish gap between series.
Tommy set up the whole fight with the Lees simply to set up the opportunity with Billy Kimber. He is constantly scheming/planning. I believe Tommy and Freddie fell out over politics (there's a hint in their conversation in the pub in the first episode). Tommy is a capitalist - he wants to make money for himself and his family and raise the family up out of poverty and out of Small Heath. Freddie is an idealist union convener and a communist. Tommy doesn't believe a revolution will ever come, and Freddie is selling the workers false hope. He says something like 'At least my horses sometimes win.'
Netflix didn't "buy" the show.
Netflix bought the licence to show it outside of the UK.
This is a BBC show in the UK which is why each season is 6 episodes, the same as every BBC TV show. Netflix bought the rights to show it worldwide
Well... not *_every_* BBC TV series but yeah, definitely nothing to do with Netflix apart from buying the rights to also transmit it years after first airing on BBC2.
@@ameliacraiig4193 yeah my bad, an exaggeration to say every show
The 6 episide thing is pretty common with BBC shows. Love that you're watching this!
one of my favorite bits of these early "get to know the characters" moments is when tommy goes to pick up the coin and his brothers practically jump to pick it up for him. it's just one of those "oh shit" moments that 1.) shows how in charge tommy is 2.) the respect they have for him and 3.) their closeness.
Ooh, I never thought of it that way. I immediately thought they were coming up ready to fight for the insult dealt to Tommy! Different interpretation altogether. Peace …
+ Tommy isn’t so foolish to let his plans fail because of a little male pride.
@@pjb3583 yeah the reason i interpret it like this is they wait to "pounce" at the moment tommy goes to pick up the coin, like they're jumping to do it for him so he doesn't have to. regardless it's still such a cool moment between the brothers however it's meant to be taken. their dynamic is just everything!!
@@pjb3583 It's definitely this
Just so you know, lads, Sheamus is from the Republic of Ireland and Sam Neil is playing a man from Northern Ireland. They're distinctly different territories.
And the Dublin and Northern accents sound nothing alike
@@PK-eg8yzheck, there's two different accents in Dublin, even!
@@ratmackay 2 is an understatement. Sure there's North and south but there's even more variations of both of those too
@@PK-eg8yz yeah...pretty much most of Ireland and the UK, people who know can pin down where someone is from almost to the street.
Which shows just how ballsy Grace is a northern Irish girl faking a Dublin accent undercover in a violent gang center of operations.
Sadly Helen McCrory who plays Aunt Polly passed away while filming series 6 so it had to be rewritten.
This is one of my favourite episodes, specifically the meetings with Campbell and Kimber.
I love that Tommy knew anything treasonous would get straight to Churchill, he had no interest in getting in the papers, just wanted to show Campbell he can reach above him, what a power move!
Thanks guys 😊 I've watched this show several times but its such great fun to watch it with you! I'm looking forward to the next episode. I love everything about the show but I'm a huge fan of Cillian Murphy... he's such a phenomenal actor...he made some great movies inbetween shooting Peaky Blinders and he just disappears into each role! I'm a retired ballet dancer and I really appreciate his ability to do so much with such incredible restraint. I think the fact that he's such a brilliant stage actor really enables him to physically change himself in each role. That Peaky Blinders walk came from him. ..it was part of his bag of tricks to make himself more intimidating. He's clever!
Seeing you guys reacting to Peaky Blinders makes me rewatch the series again. I love lots of things about the series from the actors/actresses, the sets, the wardrobe, the dialogues, and the soundtracks.
I dislike Campbell a lot but I admire Sam Neil because he can portray Campbell very well. I cannot see or sense Alan Grant from Jurassic Park here. The actors/actresses here are so amazing; Cillian Murphy is awesome too, as Tommy.
I love Aunt Polly, she's so awesome and badass. No BS with her. RIP to Helen McCrory, who portrays Aunt Polly flawlessly. She also plays Narcissa Malfoy, Draco's mum.
I can't wait for you guys to reach season two, one of my favorite seasons. The story gets better and better.
Just FYI Helen McCrory who played Aunt Polly is the late wife of Damian Lewis who played Major Dick Winters in Band Of Brothers. Bless You Helen RIP!
Aunt Polly is The Queen of this series. "There is no name for the men who don't come back".
Such a strong line right!!! I love her character, but the dialogue the writers give her is just dang good!!❤💞❤️
Can’t wait for you guys to get to season 3! The good thing is each season is only 6 eps so it doesn’t take a long time to get through em.
The show will definitely get darker with each season though so be prepared for that 😅
Three is my favorite 🙃
Finally…..damn I’ve been impatient for this. I can’t wait until you get further into the seasons. It just gets better and better and better!
This was made by BBC not Netflix
The first two seasons were BBC, the following seasons were Netflix. Netflix owns it now.
@@acecarwell471I’m pretty sure it was all made by the bbc. Perhaps it was co-created with Netflix later on? The new seasons always came out on the bbc
@@sarahkelly473 you and @brooks4365 are right. I had to research it, that’s when Netflix acquired it, and cut it for wider distribution. However the same creator and BBC production team made the entire thing. My apologies! I love it either way, but appreciate the correction!
@@acecarwell471 Netflix have nothing to do with the show.
@@acecarwell471 And Netflix do not own it.
They rent it from the BBC with a thing called a licence...
A licence to distribute it outside of the UK...
A licence which the BBC can choose not to renew once the deal runs out...
Which they might do, as they now own 100% of BritBox outside of the UK...
As they sold ITV their 10% share for BritBox in the UK, so everything is now on ITVX...
While ITV sold BBC Studios their 50% share in BritBox International, for outside the UK.
After Peaky Blinders, perhaps check out "Last Kingdom"?
Then you will recognize Billy Kimber's accountant as King Alfred.
Great show!
I second this!
Destiny is all!
Yes! David Dawson is one of my favourite actors
There was a literal underground war on the Western front of WW1. The British and the Germans both formed units of men that were miners in peacetime. They dug tunnels under each other's trenches to plant huge bombs behind the lines. Both sides then started to dig counter-tunnels to try and intercept each other. If they met underground horrific hand to hand fighting would ensue with knives, pistols, picks and shovels!
Hard to imagine, but the cinematography gets better in this show! If you did a shot, every time you see a great shot, you wouldn't make it through the show! LOL
Happy to see new reactors getting into this show! ❤❤
I didn’t know much about this show going in but I’ve really enjoyed watching it for the first time with you guys 😊
That's so cool! I envy your fresh experience of this stellar show.😊
@@ameliacraiig4193 I know the feeling. I envy first time Harry Potter viewers
I'm Watching from the hospital 🏥 I couldn't miss a video of yours! I absolutely love it❤
I'm so sorry ur in the hospital hon!! Ur always such a nice & kind person helping mod the comments & other vids! Il be praying for u that things will get better hon!! ❤💞❤️
For context since you mentioned it, Netflix had nothing to do with the production of this show. It's just another example of them buying the licensing to a show and slapping their name in front of it. It originally aired weekly on BBC. Once it's run was over, Netflix bought the rights. And just so you know, the show has finished but they are set to start shooting the movie, which is a continuation, next month.
Minor Corrections:
The BBC own and still own the show.
When the Royal Television Society RTS (an award ceremony which is picked by out of touch judges) decided to give it a "Best Drama" award, that's when Netflix took notice, at the start of series 2.
Netflix only bought the licence for outside of the UK only, just like most American companies do with British shows.
However Netflix and HBO especially, have a reputation for taking credit for things they have little or nothing to do with.
Then when BAFTA (another award ceremony which is picked by out of touch judges) decided to give it another "Best Drama" award, and Netflix started taking even more credit for it, that's when people outside of the UK started to take notice, at the start of series 4.
@@danielgardecki1046 Exactly. A totally different show & only one series, but it reminds me of 'Bodyguard'. I remember loads of Americans on social media thinking it was a Netflix show instead of a BBC show. Smfh.
@@ameliacraiig4193 Around 7-10 years ago I joined Quora.
I spent a few years on a daily basis renaming, adding images to, and rearranging British Topics, on things like:
Geography (countries, regions, ceremonial counties, cities etc).
Sport (organisations, leagues, teams, sportspeople etc).
Music (genres, singers, rappers, deejays etc).
Radio (companies, stations, sister stations, presenters etc).
TV (companies, networks, channels, shows, genres, actors etc).
Film (companies, genres, locations, actors etc).
I mainly used one group out of around three groups, which contained former admins with admin privileges, to help me correct locked topics, as there was or is no other way to contact Quora admins.
There was one very useful former admin there, who helped me a lot.
Whereas there was one current admin, who I kept seeing going around creating pointless topics on a daily basis, which only created problems. Most of the topics he created were the same as topics which already existed, except they had the word "specific" added, yet didn't specify what was "specific" about them.
I did all that as I wanted to answer questions on those subjects in detail eventually, mainly the film & TV ones.
In between fighting with bots who fought with each other constantly as they contradicted each other, and updating topics, I would also correct questions and answers too.
Most of the questions and answers I corrected on a daily basis which weren't from Indians, were from the same people again and again who refused to be corrected.
Where were those people from?
The USA!
They constantly referred to shows from ITV, Channel 4, Channel 5, UKTV, Sky etc as BBC shows when they weren't crediting American companies for those British shows.
Then Quora decided to ruin itself as:
The former admins disappeared in the groups, as they stopped responding.
The topics no longer have parent/child topics, can't be added, and can't be edited.
The questions/answers couldn't be corrected anymore.
Plus many many more things I've forgotten about.
Therefore I'd wasted my time.
@@ameliacraiig4193 Bodyguard is an ITV produced BBC show.
Not many people realise that fact, as ITV are rubbish at promoting themselves.
ITV produce a lot of police/detective shows for the BBC, as that's what ITV do best, along with some period dramas.
The same goes for things like reality shows for Channel 4 and Channel 5, which ITV also produce a lot of, mainly ones which involve Gordon Ramsay.
@@danielgardecki1046 Oh yes. I think I remember that, now you've said it. It's been a minute. Lol
Also to clarify this is so high quality, well written with attention to detail because it’s a BBC drama. BBC dramas are always superb quality. Once you finish Peaky Blinders I highly highly recommend ‘Line of Duty’ also a BBC drama. The whole of the UK was obsessed Peaky Blinders and also with ‘Line of Duty.’
Great reaction this show gets better and better every season
Those horses were really well trained...there will be another scene much later when Tommy has to shoot a horse and the horse is trained to fall down as it does! It's really amazing what they can be taught to do!
Hit the like and subscribe button... BY ORDER OF THE PEAKY BLINDERS!
Btw this isn’t a Netflix series, it’s a weekly episodic on BBC
Ya gotta shout "BY THE ORDER OF THE PEAKY FOOKIN' BLINDERS!!!" 🤘👏👏👏❤️
Yes, & in the Brummie accent! It just doesn't hit otherwise.
In this show, sometimes events that seem like random "situations", as you called them, are in reality just another part of Tommy's actual plans. You're right he is playing chess but he's not often reacting to single moves he's like 3 or 4 moves ahead.
Paul Anderson was also in The Revenant and Legend if you've watched those.
Yes, Polly (Helen McRory) unfortunately passed away in 2021 due to breast cancer. She will forever be missed as both Polly Gray (PB) & Narcissa Malfoy (HP).
Also fun fact polly is Malfoy’s mother
I take it that you now understand why they're called the Peaky Binders, from the razor-hat fight scene....
Commenting for the algorithm. Love you guys!
It’s a BBC production, not Netflix!
This is a BBC show and Netflix bought the rights for 5years (I think) to stream it on their service as well
The real Billy Kimber was the leader of the Birmingham Boys (also known as the Brummagem Boys or the Brum Boys) were a street gang whose power extended from the North of England to London's underworld, between the 1910s and 1930s, Kimber shot and killed a Greek gangster in a London night club in front of a lot of witnesses, he went to America and a Brummagem Boy working for a Mafia boss took him in, Kimber shot someone who owed him money and went to Chicago where one of Capones men with Brit parents took him in, he eventually slipped back into England settling in a seaside resort town where he became part of the town council living out his life there and dying of old age.
Helen McCrory (Aunt Polly) played Narcissa Malfoy (Draco's Mum) in the HP series. Fun little connection between the two incredible productions!
Great reactions of yours to the "Sorry misunderstood your intentions when you pushed me against the wall" line & the Cinema scene 😄 & 16:56 that's called 'High Tea' & yes Answer it is delicious! 😋 & what a brilliantly shot scene & dialogue between Shelby & Police Officer, so much has happened & it's only eps 2! & I got that Sheamus reference too!
Who is Sheamus?
@@ameliacraiig4193 WWE Wrestler
Fyi, I think they are from 2 diff areas of Ireland ( one North & one south) if I'm not mistaken so technically their accents would be very different, but I totally get still why he would make that reference. I'm hoping in one of these reactions Oak will finally recognize & realize that Aunt Polly is Dracos mom cause he hasn't seemed to notice yet.
Oak mentioned in last ep that he just couldn't get jurassic park out of his head w Sam Neill & I just kept thinking oh boy ...not after u see him in this role!!❤💞❤️
LFG y'all I love this show I hope y'all continue it all the way through ❤
the worse thing is , to complete the reaction at this pace will take 6 months
Yeah, no kidding. kind of a Bummer.
Short seasons means each episode just clicks along at a great pace. I do love that. Peace …
This is such a great show. Can’t wait for the movie!!!!
The show was actually on bbc, not Netflix. BBC would show one episode a week so we couldn’t even binge all 6 when the new season came out 🤣 Netflix picked it up to show to American audiences originally
If youve never seen Cillian Murphy aggressive watch Anthropoid.. he's fantastic as Joseph Gabcik, who is sent with Jan Kubish to assassinate Reinhardt Heydrich. Very accurate historical piece ...never seen Cillian so hard and so heroic! Fantastic film ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Yay! I've been waiting for this!
You have no idea how good this show will get. Fantastic writing.
Wish we could get you guys to do 2 episodes a week!
You boys should react to '28 Days later 2002', one of Cillian Murphys earlist film, my favorite Cillian preformance!
He's brilliant in The Wind That Shakes the Barley too and Disco Pigs..aggressive in that latter one! In his very first film On The Edge, you can see that he was an incredible actor right from the the start!
My vote for your next series is The Last Kingdom
I concur
*Emotional scene
Boys: Did he fall asleep?
Amazing show!
It was originally weekly as it is from bbc not Netflix originally
Yes rest in peace Helen McCrory 😢. I loved her in this, Harry Potter and Penny Dreadful ❤️
The actress who olayed Polly was actually married to Damian Lewis who is playing Dick Winters in Band of Brothers you are also watching.
Sadly, Helen McCrory (Aunt Polly) died in 2021. She was married to Damian Lewis (Winters in Band of Brothers).
Great reaction, guys :) Thank you!
"doyunowhowlongabinwaitingfodis"
this reaction has been done by the order of the peaky fookin blinders
Its getting better and better trust me ❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉
And im so happy to see yuou guy reaction on this my love show ❤😊
They were a lot less concerned about the first world war in Ireland so it makes sense that Major Campbell would think hes the big man in belfast and then in Birmingham everyone thinks hes a pussy because everyone in Britain faught.
Edit: most of ireland were fighting too but they had a civil war and a war of independence all around the same time as the first world war so the fighting was all over the place. Not to mention the 1916 rising. So yeah the British took the first world war far more seriously than the irish who had like 3 wars in 10 years. Thats why they've been politically neutral ever since
Love this series 10/10
That’s why they’re called the peaky blinders 😂
this week went by sooo slow waiting for this one!
Also the actress that played aunt Polly was married to actor Damian Lewis from Homeland. RIP Helen McCroy 💕
3:20 they don't call them the peaky "blinders" for nothing
I'm a bit late on watching this but I thought you'd find this interesting: Helen McCrory, who plays Aunt Polly was married to Damian Lewis, who plays Richard Winters in Band of Brothers (which is an incredible coincidence since you guys are watching that as well)
You guys will love this show I think s4 will be your favourite though s2 has some banger episodes too. My family came from Birmingham and were active police during the time of the real pesky blinders so has some real history mixed with incredible writing and screenwork
They’ll love season 3 finale too. Probably has the best acting scene from this show in that episode
"How's your beautiful horse?" 😬
…great reaction… this is a truly beautiful show…
Aunt Poll also played Draco Malfoy's mother.
Haven't finished the video yet but has anyone mentioned that the actress who played Aunt Pol (Helen McCrory), was also Narcissa Malfoy aka Draco's mom
Did you know aunt pol is dracos mother in Harry Potter
Bad medicine the lady who plays aunt Polly played dracos mum in Harry potter
Yes she passed away from cancer in 2021 - you know her husband Damian Lewis from Band of Brothers and much more
Man can't wait for yall to get to season 3-4 considering it has my fav character that loooves breaking bats *backs I mean
Aunt Pol - Helen McCrory aka Narcissa Malfoy 🙏🏻 Gone too soon 😞
The Shelby's are Gypsys first and foremost and Tommy will not take anyone making a slight against his family.
Watched the series 3/4 times and just noticed that kimbers advisor is king alfred from last kingdom
I’ve been waiting for this one!
Aunt Pol is hands down the best character in the show. Her presence was definitely missed in the last season.
Just an FYI, the actor that played Aunt Polly also played Draco Malfloy’s mom in Harry Potter
(Aunt Polly) Helen McCrory (17 August 1968 - 16 April 2021)
Spouse: Damian Lewis (2007 - 2021) ❤
He portrayed Major Winters in Band of Brothers⚠