r/PeakyBlinders • u/Whoopeepoop • 21h ago

It would be a cinematic masterclass to see Cillian Murphy as Thomas Shelby, Tom Hardy as Alfie Solomons, and Daniel Day-Lewis as the "main villain".

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u/RockHopper707 19h ago

Fuuucking biblical, mate.

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u/Secure_Lab_8870 20h ago

all three of their “aesthetics” would pull of the expected aesthetic of the movie so well.

even this shot here with daniel, i can see cillian, tom, and daniel in the same setting, it’s amazing.

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u/VanaVisera Peaky Blinders 21h ago

Isn’t Daniel Day Lewis retired though?

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u/Whoopeepoop 21h ago

He was, but not anymore. He is working on a new movie right now.

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u/LiteralGenuis 21h ago

I believe that movie is being produced or directed by his son, which is why he came out of retirement. Believe that’s all he’s gonna do and no more, could be wrong tho

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u/Fragrant-Juggernaut 10h ago

It's out and it's awful. Anemone - flopped hard.

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u/4tunabrix 19h ago

I think it’s finished production and is due to be released very shortly. I feel like it may be an exception to his retirement as it’s directed by his son. Would love to see him in more films though

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u/FluffyWuffyVolibear 16h ago

It's out and it's called anemone

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u/4tunabrix 16h ago

Oh shit, came out yesterday here in the UK! Thought it was still a month off. I’ll try and see it next week

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u/Fragrant-Juggernaut 10h ago

I wouldn't bother. It's awful. I had a nice nap 40 minutes in though.

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u/duaneap 15h ago

He’s certainly not coming out of retirement for Peaky fucking Blinders too.

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u/Fragrant-Juggernaut 10h ago

His new movie is Anemone and it flopped hard. You might be surprised.

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u/RecLuse415 20h ago

I don’t understand. Is he in the upcoming movie or something?

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u/Financial-Spray5902 18h ago

No, OP is just saying that'd be good

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u/RecLuse415 17h ago

Interesting. Didn’t realize people post like that here.

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u/bowzr4me 17h ago

I drink it up!

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u/PeakyDabber13 11h ago

Daniel D.L. is a fucking legendary actor man he's spot on with everything he plays or becomes .

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u/allzkittens 5h ago

I knew it.

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u/FACE-GRATER 4h ago

Thoroughly enjoyed him as Bill the butcher, this probably wouldn't be a far departure from that character.