A new “Peaky Blinders” sequel series is expanding its cast alongside leads Jamie Bell and Charlie Heaton. Variety reports that Conleth Hill joins as Clemmy Keeler, patriarch of the rival Keeler gangster family. The series is described as setting up a direct conflict between the Peaky Blinders and the Keeler faction as events unfold in a new era.
Coverage summarized in the Google News “Top stories” feed also points to a wider set of announced additions for the production, with multiple outlets confirming new performers joining the project. Among the names highlighted across reports are Lucie Shorthouse and Cal O’Driscoll, in addition to Hill. Other reporting referenced in the feed also indicates that additional characters and casting decisions are being finalized for the “50s-set” continuation.
Overall, sources agree that the sequel builds on the established world of “Peaky Blinders” while introducing a rival gang structure through the Keeler family, and that it is assembling a larger ensemble to support the story’s progression in the late 20th-century period.
