International Insider: Netflix By Numbers; Cannes Question Marks; Epic Games’ Movie Push; Bye-Bye ‘Peaky Blinders’

Annika Pham NENT Group’s Swedish label Brain Academy is plotting two major films from A-list writing-directing teams. The first, “The World Council of Magic,” is helmed by “The Most Beautiful Boy in the World”’s Kristian Petri, based on a screenplay by genre-bending author John Ajvide Lindqvist(”Border,” “Let the Right One In”).”The World Council of Magic” is my first script not based on one of my stories,” said Lindqvist, often dubbed the Stephen King of Sweden.

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With the recent announcement that Steven Knight’s “Peaky Blinders” was coming to an end with one more season and a film, everyone has been wondering what plans the creator-writer has up his sleeve to concluding the acclaimed story. Well, in a new discussion with Variety, he does shed light on where the film that will end “Peaky Blinders” is in development and why the end of “Peaky Blinders” might lead to an expansion of the series’ universe into spinoffs and other shows.

Naman Ramachandran Oscar and BAFTA-nominated writer Steven Knight (“Dirty Pretty Things”) is a busy man these days.

EXCLUSIVE: Fortnite developer and publisher Epic Games is set to make its first announced investment into feature films with the animated movie Gilgamesh, based on the hero from ancient Mesopotamian mythology.

BBC One crime drama has resumed with coronavirus protocols and within government guidelines. The official Instagram account shared a photo of Cillian Murphy on set wearing a patterned face mask.One fan replied: "IS IT TIME? FINALLY" while another said: "2021 is saved".But realising the season will be its last, thousands on Twitter shared crying emojis in response to an official fan page sharing the news.One upset fan posted: "Well of course it is.

Peaky Blinders fans can book a stay in Arthur Shelby’s countryside house in Cheshire.The residence, used in season four of Steven Knight’s BBC show, is located right beside Tatton Park Estate and is currently up for rent on Vrbo.Three bedrooms and three bathrooms are on offer within the Hawthorn Bank property – and the owners say pets are welcome as well.The property is described as having period-specific details, but is also “renovated with modern creature comforts” according to the

Yesterday, it was announced that Netflix/BBC’s acclaimed series, “Peaky Blinders,” will be coming to an end after the upcoming sixth season. Normally, that sort of announcement means that fans will be disappointed and almost immediately begin petitioning for some sort of sequel, prequel, or spinoff.

Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight has said that a movie will definitely happen once the show ends.The showrunner elaborated on the news that the show’s sixth season will be its last, having said “the story will continue in another form”.“Covid changed our plans,” Knight recently told Deadline. But I can say that my plan from the beginning was to end Peaky with a movie.

There is bad news for Peaky Blinders fans this week as it was announced the show will wrap for good after season six.

EXCLUSIVE: With yesterday’s news that BAFTA-winning period gangster epic Peaky Blinders will conclude with its sixth season came a promise of the series continuing “in another form,” creator Steven Knight said. Elaborating on that, he tells Deadline, “Covid changed our plans. But I can say that my plan from the beginning was to end Peaky with a movie. That is what is going to happen.”

Variety just confirmed that the hit show Peaky Blinders will unfortunately not be continuing after its sixth and final season. The drama which originally aired on BBC is now also streaming on Netflix.

“Peaky Blinders” will come to an end after season 6.

Peaky Blinders, the writers have confirmed that this season will be the last. Series six is set to pick up from season five’s cliffhanger, where Tommy Shelby was left holding a gun to his head as a result of PTSD from World War One but now fans are trying to work out how the season will round off.

Okay, so if you’re a fan of “Peaky Blinders,” there’s some really tough news you’re about to hear, but also a hint of good news. Ready? First, “Peaky Blinders” is ending its run with the forthcoming Season 6.