The Immortal Man (2025)
Starring: Cillian Murphy, Rebecca Ferguson, Barry Keoghan, Stephen Graham
Directed by: Tom Harper
Written by: Steven Knight
Every empire ends. But legends… refuse to die.In this haunting and powerful conclusion to the Peaky Blinders saga, Thomas Shelby returns — no longer a gangster, no longer a politician, but a ghost moving through the shadows of war. Set during the early days of World War II, The Immortal Man transforms the Shelby legacy into something darker, grander, and more introspective.
Drawn into the secretive world of British intelligence and the rising threat of fascism, Tommy finds himself entangled in a final web of espionage, betrayal, and redemption. Old enemies resurface. New alliances test his soul. The weight of every decision he’s ever made is closing in — and this time, there may be no escape.
Rebecca Ferguson plays Eleanor Blackwood, a sharp but wounded MI6 operative; Barry Keoghan delivers a chilling turn as a rising war profiteer with a personal vendetta. Together, they form the unstable triangle around a man who has outlived his time — but not his demons.
With stunning visuals, masterful pacing, and a deep emotional undercurrent, director Tom Harper and writer Steven Knight offer a farewell that’s as cinematic as it is soulful — a war film, a character study, and an elegy.
Rating: 8.8/10 – A stirring, grounded, and beautifully rendered finale. The Immortal Man isn’t just a sequel — it’s a requiem.
“You can’t outrun the past. But maybe, you can bury it with honor.”
