"The clip opens with Rebecca Ferguson's character addressing Shelby: "You live in a house haunted by ghosts of people who died because of you. You abandoned your kingdom. And you abandoned your son." Meanwhile, Duke is running Peaky Blinders "like it's 1919 all over again," Tommy's sister Ada tells him. Initially, Tommy is reluctant to step in, saying, "I can't help him because I'm not that man anymore.""
"Eventually, Tommy has a change of heart, telling Stephen Graham's Hayden Stagg that World War II "is now" his fight and goes to look for his son. Reintroducing himself to the criminal underworld, Tommy ends the trailer face-to-face with Duke. "Once, I nearly got fucking everything," Tommy says. "But nearly doesn't count." Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man opens in select theaters on March 6th, before premiering on Netflix on March 20th."
Tommy Shelby is pulled out of exile after his son Duke allies with Nazi sympathizer Beckett, forcing a return to the criminal underworld. Rebecca Ferguson's character accuses Tommy of abandoning his kingdom and son, while Ada warns that Duke runs the Peaky Blinders like it's 1919 again. Tommy initially refuses to intervene, claiming he is no longer that man, but then declares World War II "is now" his fight and goes to find his son. The story culminates in a tense face-to-face between Tommy and Duke. The film opens in select theaters March 6 and on Netflix March 20. The soundtrack releases March 6 with new tracks from Amy Taylor and Fontaines D.C. members, plus a newly recorded version of Nick Cave's "Red Right Hand."
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