Creator Steven Knight sent several characters to the dark Midwiner through Every season of "Peaky Blinders", But even he admits that there were some who wished to keep them a little longer.

In an interview with Esquire During the live-hour-long season of the season 5, the play of the drama of the desired period shared several selected names of the Starswoles he would like to hold. One name at the top of the list was Aberama Gold, played by Aidan Gillen. Appearing in Season 4, Hitman hired by Tommy to eliminate Luca Changreta (Adrien Brody) is approaching the Shelby family after engaging in Polly (Helen Mecrore), just to be stabbed to death during Ira's ambush. Looking back, Knight felt that gold was made of posters. "I had to keep it alive; I could have wounded him. "

Another talent he used too early in the show was the future star "Shogun" Cosmo Ararvis. He joined the series in Season 5 and was only one shot from the removal of the biggest villain on the show at the time, Oswald Mosley (Sam Claflin). "There is Barney Thompson (Cosmo Ararvis), who is just brilliant, and I really wish to keep him alive now because he is such a good actor," Knight admitted.

Among all the characters who were killed during the reign of the top blinds, however, it was Tommy Shelby's first non -nemesis that Knight fought the most.

In the case of killed characters, Knight revealed that some need to be removed simply because the story was looking for it. "The other is Tom Nogan-Lolor, who played little BIRN and that is quite a small part, but he just took it, and he was brilliant," Knight said. "But sometimes you have to do that because the story needs to go on, and there are obvious examples of characters that have passed."

But the character with which Knight had the most problems with the split was Sam Neil's psychopathic character, Inspector Campbellwho haunted Tommy for two seasons and saw The two share some intense scenes together (which Silian Murphy called them a "big problem"). "Major Campbell was great, and I thought we would get to the end of that duel between Tommy and Campbell and wrote the episode six of that series and thought" I can't send the script to Sam Neil. "In the end, the time has come when the show had to make a difficult call. "So, I called him explained and he just said," I don't want to die, "so I said" well, I'll think about it, "and I was thinking about it, and then a week later he said," I think we should do it, "and he was fantastic," Knight recalled. "But it's a funny position where you create these people and then you have to kill them, and it's not nice." We can wait and see who is next for the cutting block when The movie "Peaky Blinders", "The Immortal Man" brings us back to Tommy's wicked world and cinemas.