SMALL THINGS LIKE THESE in theatres Nov 1

SMALL THINGS LIKE THESE in theatres Nov 1

SMALL THINGS LIKE THESE in theatres Nov 1

SMALL THINGS LIKE THESE arrives in cinemas on November 1, marking another significant milestone in Murphy’s increasingly impressive filmography.

In his latest venture, Murphy, 48, portrays Bill Furlong in a period drama set in 1985 Ireland. The film, which he personally championed, originated during his time on the OPPENHEIMER set, where he pitched the concept to Matt Damon, describing it as “a little bit Manchester By The Sea meets Doubt.” Damon’s production company, Artist’s Equity, later took on the project.

Based on Claire Keegan’s acclaimed novel, Murphy speaks passionately about the adaptation: “Claire’s story was so perfect and magnificent in its brevity and what it captured, and it moved people and I felt for us, it was our challenge to kind of make a film that did justice to the novel. I never would like to be prescriptive about what people take from film. I just hope that they enjoy it and that maybe, maybe it gets them talking.”

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ON SET: PEAKY BLINDERS movie

PEAKY BLINDERS on set update

PEAKY BLINDERS on set update

Fresh off his Academy Award win for OPPENHEIMER Cillian Murphy has been spotted returning to one of his most iconic roles, as Tommy Shelby in the new PEAKY BLINDERS movie THE IMMORTAL MAN The acclaimed actor, whose recent Oscar victory marks the pinnacle of an extraordinary year in his career, was photographed riding a black horse through the streets of Birmingham, sporting Tommy’s signature look and a realistic bloody wound on his face.

The 48-year-old actor was first revealed to be reprising his role last month in a promotional still, where he was pictured meeting with PEAKY BLINDERS creator Steven Knight to discuss the highly anticipated project. This return to the character that helped establish him as a household name comes at a time when Murphy’s star power has never been higher, following his transformative performance as J. Robert Oppenheimer.

The Netflix-backed film has assembled an impressive cast including DUNE star Rebecca Ferguson, Tim Roth, and fellow Irish actor Barry Keoghan, who is rumored to be playing Charles, Tommy’s son with his late wife Grace. The production marks a triumphant return to the PEAKY BLINDERS universe, with Murphy at the helm during what has become the most successful period of his career to date.

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First Look: PEAKY BLINDERS movie

First Look: PEAKY BLINDERS movie

First Look: PEAKY BLINDERS movie

It was confirmed in April that the PEAKY BLINDERS movie starts filming in September, and we now have proof that production is underway from Netflix. “By order of the Peaky Blinders… Tommy Shelby is back,” says Netflix, who made the official announcement that the cameras are rolling by sharing a photo of Cillian Murphy (SMALL THINGS LIKE THESE) reprising his iconic role. So far, the only confirmed cast starring alongside Murphy are Rebecca Ferguson, Barry Keoghan, and Tim Roth, but Netflix has yet to give us a preview of these stars in action.

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SMALL THINGS LIKE THESE trailer

SMALL THINS LIKE THESE trailer

SMALL THINS LIKE THESE trailer

The trailer for SMALL THINGS LIKE THESE, starring Cillian Murphy in the lead, is out! Directed by Tim Mielants, the historical drama is based on the eponymous novel by Claire Keegan. The trailer shows Murphy as a coal worker, who, while delivering coal across the town, finds dark secrets about a local convent and how it treats its women. While he wants to help the women there, he is also conflicted about revealing the secret as the Church and the convent are important institutions in the small Irish town.

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Keoghan teases “epic” PEAKY BLINDERS Movie

PEAKY BLINDERS movie update

PEAKY BLINDERS movie update

Irish actor Barry Keoghan (MASTERS OF THE AIR) has revealed his excitement over the script of the upcoming PEAKY BLINDERS movie, describing it as ‘epic.’ Although his role remains undisclosed, the Oscar-nominated actor confirmed he has read the script and discussed it with co-star Cillian Murphy (OPPENHEIMER). The PEAKY BLINDERS film, directed by Tom Harper and penned by Steven Knight, will see Murphy reprising his iconic role as Tommy Shelby.

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Murphy Returns As Tommy Shelby

Cillian Murphy

Oscar-winning actor Cillian Murphy is set to return as Birmingham gangster Tommy Shelby in a PEAKY BLINDERS movie. The film, made in collaboration with the BBC, will be directed by Tom Harper and penned by series creator Steven Knight. Murphy, who recently won his first Best Actor Oscar for OPPENHEIMER expressed his excitement about revisiting the iconic character. “It seems like Tommy Shelby wasn’t finished with me. It is very gratifying to be recollaborating with Steven Knight and Tom Harper on the film version of Peaky Blinders. This is one for the fans,” the actor said in a statement.

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28 YEARS LATER begins filming

Cillian Murphy

Danny Boyle’s zombie film, a sequel to 2007’s 28 WEEKS LATER, is currently shooting on Holy Island, a small island located in the north east of England. That’s not the only region it’s taken over. According to a report by the BBC, “film crews have been seen in Newcastle, Kielder Forest and, most prominently, on Holy Island for the past three weeks.” Written by Alex Garland, the upcoming third installment won’t be the last. A second 28 DAYS LATER sequel recruits Marvel director Nia DaCosta, as Boyle’s only signed up to direct the first one.

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Murphy named IFTA Best Actor

Cillian Murphy

PEAKY BLINDERS legend Cillian Murphy capped off his domination of awards season by claiming the top acting prize for film on home soil. The Oscar, BAFTA, Golden Globe and SAG award winner on Saturday night added perhaps a final statue to his flawless haul for Christopher Nolan’s OPPENHEIMER, when he was named best lead actor at the 21st Irish Film and TV Academy Awards. Murphy’s next project SMALL THINGS LIKE THESE earned the actor rave reviews following it’s Opening Night World Premiere at Berlinale 2024.

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