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The Peaky Blinders are a criminal gang of gypsy origins located in Birmingham
The Peaky Blinders are a criminal gang of gypsy origins located in Birmingham, England, in 1919, emerging after the end of the First World War. The plot revolves around the ambition of their leader, Thomas "Tommy" Shelby, as the gang attracts the attention of Irish Major Chester Campbell, sent by Winston Churchill to restore order to the city by eliminating the Irish Republican Army, communists, gangs and common criminals. In 1921, the Shelby family expands its criminal enterprises in the South and North, maintaining a solid base in Birmingham. In 1924, they face new challenges when they become involved with anti-communist organizations and the Italian-American mafia. Tommy becomes a member of the English Parliament in 1927 and, in 1929, during Black Thursday, he confronts the English fascist leader Oswald Mosley, preceding the Great Depression.
In the first season of Peaky Blinders, we follow Thomas Shelby
In the first season of Peaky Blinders, we follow Thomas Shelby, leader of the Shelby family, in his efforts to expand the family's gambling business. He manipulates events to attract the attention of his rival, Billy Kimber, while diverting weapons from the English army. Family clashes, political intrigue and a romance with Grace, a spy, are central elements. The season culminates in a violent war on the streets of Birmingham, where Tommy kills Kimber, forgives Grace's betrayal and begins a relationship with her, all the while planning to further expand his business.
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In season two of Peaky Blinders, Tommy Shelby expands his business to London
In season two of Peaky Blinders, Tommy Shelby expands his business to London, facing challenges from rival mafia families and political conflicts. He brings Polly's son Michael into the family circle. After being the target of an attack and blackmailed, Tommy seeks business with Alfie Solomons and faces attacks in London. In the end, Polly kills Campbell, and Tommy is kidnapped, but is saved and continues his journey.
In the third season of Peaky Blinders, Tommy marries Grace
In the third season of Peaky Blinders, Tommy marries Grace, but happiness is fleeting. During the wedding, a rivalry arises with the Changretta family. Tommy receives a code related to Archduke Romanov and becomes involved in dangerous business. After Grace is killed, Tommy seeks revenge, sending the gang into a spiral of violence. Meanwhile, he faces betrayal and threats from Father Hughes and the Economic League. After a failed plan, Tommy is hospitalized but continues to fight his enemies. The gang is pressured into blowing up a Russian train and carrying out a robbery, leading to a series of twists and turns and the arrest of the Shelby family. Tommy claims it's all part of his plan.
In season four of Peaky Blinders
In season four of Peaky Blinders, Tommy Shelby saves his family from imminent punishment by making a deal with the British government. While managing his business alongside Lizzie, he faces a threat from Luca Changretta, leader of the rival family. With John's death and Alfie's betrayal, Tommy faces a war between gangs, but manages to turn the tide by forming an alliance with Al Capone. Tommy confronts Luca and saves Arthur, who was alive, before confronting Alfie. After a tense shootout, Tommy emerges unharmed, but Alfie is not so lucky. Tommy leaves, taking Alfie's dog with him.
In season five of Peaky Blinders
In season five of Peaky Blinders, the 1929 stock market crash rocks Tommy Shelby's empire, leading the Shelby family to consider illicit business to survive. As they deal with the crisis, they confront fascist politician Mosley and face threats from the Billy Boys. Tommy wages a war of intrigue, forming dubious alliances and planning an attack on Mosley. However, his plans are thwarted by internal betrayals and a mysterious attack, pushing Tommy to the edge of sanity.
In season six of Peaky Blinders
In season six of Peaky Blinders, Tommy Shelby faces his most challenging adversary yet: the fascist Oswald Mosley. With Polly Gray gone, the Shelby family finds itself more vulnerable than ever. After a time jump, Tommy negotiates with his cousin Michael the trafficking of opium and whiskey to the United States. While dealing with the rise of fascism and facing personal tragedies, Tommy is forced to face his own demons. The narrative skillfully intertwines psychological clashes and action, with sharp dialogues and striking performances. Polly's absence is deeply felt, leaving the Shelby family on the brink of collapse. The uncertainty about the characters' futures adds a layer of tension to the plot as the series prepares for its gripping climax.
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