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Cillian Murphy mar Tommy Shelby
Beidh an scannán Peaky Blinders atá le teacht ina mbeidh buaiteoir Oscar Cillian Murphy ina “chaibidil phléascach” sa scéal, dar leis an scríbhneoir agus cruthaitheoir Steven Knight.
Deimhníodh Dé Máirt seo go bhfuil an scannán ag teacht go Netflix agus go gcuirfear i dtáirgeadh é níos déanaí i mbliana.
Déanfaidh an t-aisteoir Éireannach a ról mar gangster Tommy Shelby don scannán arís, tar éis dráma an BBC a bhí ar siúl ar feadh sé shraith ó 2013 go 2022.
Lean an tsraith teaghlach Shelby, drong a d’éirigh go mór chun cinn in Birmingham i ndiaidh an Chéad Chogadh Domhanda.
Bhí an bua ag Murphy as a fheidhmíocht mar bhall de theaghlach iomráiteach Shelby, sular bhain sé ceannas de shéasúr na ngradam níos luaithe i mbliana as a phríomhpháirt in Oppenheimer.
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