Lee mentioned he had been to the cinema to see the film because it had a two-week launch previous to streaming on Netflix, and “watched the audience watching it”.
Understandably, he didn’t need to give any spoilers away, however mentioned the big recognition of the TV present – which initially aired over a decade in the past – and the story was nonetheless evident.
“It’s 2026 and people are still involved in that world, and wanting to be involved in that world,” he mentioned.
“I don’t just mean fans, I mean actors.
“We have a beautiful solid.
“I feel that the audience are in for a wonderful treat with the dynamic of the story, but also the performances.”
As a long-time solid member as Johnny Dogs, Lee has been overwhelmed by the response to Peaky Blinders.
“It was a small TV show on BBC Two, we moved to BBC One with the fans wanting to watch it, with the views that we were getting, with the demand for it,” he mentioned.
“I feel it’s the fans’ responsibility that the show actually went as long as it did, and it’s the fans’ responsibility that the show went to a movie because they demanded it.”
