Peaky Blinders 2022 cast revealed for series 6 of BBC One show

Peaky Blinders series 6 has arrived on BBC One – here’s a full run down of who’s on the cast.

Set in Birmingham, Peaky Blinders follows the Shelby crime family in the aftermath of World War I.

After first premiering in 2013, the show returns this month for its sixth and final series.

A teaser shares: “1933 brings both opportunities and dangers to the Peaky Blinders. Beset by demons old and new, Tommy Shelby conceives a radical strategy to deal with a world on the road to hell.”

Peaky Blinders 2022 cast

Here’s a full rundown of who’s on the cast of series 6 of Peaky Blinders:

Cillian Murphy plays Thomas Shelby
Natasha O’Keeffe plays Lizzie Shelby
Paul Anderson plays Arthur Shelby

Sophie Rundle plays Ada Shelby
Finn Cole plays Michael Gray
Packy Lee plays Johnny Dogs

Ned Dennehy plays Charlie Strong
Harry Kirton plays Finn Shelby
Ian Peck plays Curly

Benjamin Zephaniah plays Jeremiah Jesus
Anya Taylor-Joy plays Gina Gray
Amber Anderson plays Iana Mitford

Neil Maskell plays Winston Churchill
Sam Claflin plays Oswald Mosley

Watch Peaky Blinders on TV and online

The new series of Peaky Blinders starts on Sunday, 27 February at 9PM On BBC One. The series has six episodes which will air weekly.

You’ll also be able to watch episodes and catch up on BBC iPlayer here where all past five series are also currently available to watch online.

A teaser for the opening episode shares: “Tommy sets off to North America, where the end of Prohibition brings new opportunities. But he faces new danger from an old adversary, who is finally making his move.”

Teases Cillian Murphy: “An awful lot will be revealed in the very first ten minutes of episode one of series six. A lot of what happens in that first ten minutes becomes the engine for the rest of the story and for the rest of the series. I think it’ll be a very, very satisfying opening ten minutes for audience members.

“Steve Knight is amazing at writing these cliffhangers where you think, ‘How can the character possibly continue?’ Or ‘How can he [Steven Knight] write himself out of this one?’ And he always does, in a very unexpected way. He’s done it again with this.”