Peaky Blinders series 4 finale review (spoilers)
With spoilers, here’s our review of the Peaky Blinders series 4 finale…
With spoilers, here’s our review of the Peaky Blinders series 4 finale…
One of Peaky Blinders‘ chief appeals (y’know, beyond the excellent cast, Stephen Knight’s compelling writing, and David Caffrey’s razor-in-your-cap sharp direction), is that it manages to engender the feeling of instability in the viewer. Across each series, each episode, there’s an unpredictable web of tension, and a sensation that at any moment anyone could die, … >
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