When does Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man release?

Release plan for the Tommy Shelby movie

The film will arrive first in select theaters on March 6, before opening wider on streaming. Two weeks after that theatrical debut, the movie is scheduled to begin streaming on Netflix, giving the franchise a traditional limited theatrical window followed by a rapid streaming rollout.

What the release strategy signals

• The split release lets the film capitalize on theatrical publicity and fan event screenings while moving quickly to the platform where much of the show’s audience now consumes new entries in the franchise.
• A short theatrical window before Netflix distribution mirrors a growing industry pattern for high-profile, franchise-adjacent films that want both box office visibility and streaming reach.

Additional context about the project

• The trailer centers on Cillian Murphy’s Tommy Shelby returning to wartime conflict, with Barry Keoghan cast as Duke Shelby, Tommy’s grown son—an element the marketing leans into as a central drama.
• The movie’s soundtrack has been announced alongside the trailer and includes new contributions from artists such as Fontaines D.C.’s Grian Chatten, plus recordings from Nick Cave and Amy Taylor, underscoring Netflix’s cross‑platform push to make the film an event for both viewers and music listeners.

Taken together, the timed theatrical run and near-term Netflix arrival reflect how major IP owners now treat event films: short theatrical windows to generate headlines and box-office receipts, quickly followed by streaming to reach the series’ global audience.