Peaky Blinders: Season 1 (2014) - Credits and Details

Peaky Blinders: Season 1 Credits and Details

Episodes
	Episode #1.1 Thomas Shelby plans to fix a horse race; some guns turn up stolen.	September 30, 2014
	Episode #1.2 Thomas Shelby starts a feud with a gypsy family and finally meets with Inspector Campbell to talk about the stolen guns.	September 30, 2014
	Episode #1.3 Thomas is livid to find out that Ada and Freddie are married; IRA sympathizers tries to get information from Thomas about the stolen guns.	September 30, 2014
	Episode #1.4 Thomas attempts to make a deal with Campbell; The Peaky's war with the Lees intensifies.	September 30, 2014
	Episode #1.5 The Shelbys get a surprise visit by an almost forgotten relative. Thomas has one more dangerous plan with the cops.	September 30, 2014
	Episode #1.6 Tommy and the Peaky Blinders prepare for a big operation, that quickly becomes way trickier than they thought.	September 30, 2014

Directed by
	Otto Bathurst	...	directed by
	Tom Harper	...	directed by
Written by
	Steven Knight	...	created by / written by
	Stephen Russell	...	written by
	Toby Finlay	...	written by
Cast
	Cillian Murphy	...	Thomas Shelby (6 episodes)
	Alfie Evans-Meese	...	Finn Shelby (6 episodes)
	Joe Cole	...	John Shelby (6 episodes)
	Paul Anderson	...	Arthur Shelby (6 episodes)
	Sam Neill	...	Inspector Chester Campbell (6 episodes)
	Iddo Goldberg	...	Freddie Thorne (6 episodes)
	Helen McCrory	...	Polly Gray (6 episodes)
	Sophie Rundle	...	Ada Shelby (6 episodes)
	Tony Pitts	...	Sergeant Moss (6 episodes)
	Annabelle Wallis	...	Grace Burgess (6 episodes)
	Neil Bell	...	Harry Fenton (5 episodes)
	Ian Peck	...	Curly (5 episodes)
	Ned Dennehy	...	Charlie Strong (4 episodes)
	Charlie Creed-Miles	...	Billy Kimber (4 episodes)
	Lobo Chan	...	Mr. Zhang (3 episodes)
	Benjamin Zephaniah	...	Jeremiah Jesus (3 episodes)
	Samuel Edward-Cook	...	Danny Whizz-Bang (3 episodes)
	Andy Nyman	...	Winston Churchill (3 episodes)
	Packy Lee	...	Johnny Dogs (3 episodes)
	David Dawson	...	Roberts (3 episodes)
	Aimee-Ffion Edwards	...	Esme Shelby (3 episodes) (as Aimeé-Ffion Edwards)
	Kevin Metcalfe	...	Scudboat (2 episodes)
	Nigel Travis	...	Erasmus (2 episodes)
	Keith Dunphy	...	Maguire (2 episodes)
	Lorraine Horgan	...	Mrs. Donovan
	Jonty Stephens	...	Reporter
	Karl Shiels	...	Ryan
	Emma Pearce	...	Sandra
	John-Paul Hurley	...	Stanly Chapman (as John Paul Hurley)
	Therese Bradley	...	Zilpha Lee (as Thérèse Bradley)
	Natasha O'Keeffe	...	Lizzie Stark
	Sam Lee	...	Gypsy Singer
	Nick Holder	...	Marston
	Tommy Flanagan	...	Arthur Senior
	Tom Vaughan-Lawlor	...	Byrne
	Kunjue Li	...	Chin
	Perry Fitzpatrick	...	Guard
Uncredited Cast
	Lee Bolton	...	Special Policeman (6 episodes)
	Eric Campbell	...	Special Policeman (6 episodes)
	Paul Chadwick	...	Special Policeman (6 episodes)
	Jack Hartley	...	Billy Lovelock (6 episodes)
	Jeffrey Postlethwaite	...	Henry (6 episodes)
	Matthew Postlethwaite	...	Nipper (6 episodes)
	Kevin Metcalfe	...	Scudboat (4 episodes)
	Pete Szoradi	...	Labourer (4 episodes)
	Patricia Winker	...	Slum Grandma / Local Woman (4 episodes)
	Colin Alltree	...	Factory Worker (3 episodes)
	Alan Bentley	...	Special Policeman (3 episodes)
	Isabelle Estelle Corbusier	...	Yasmin Lipscomb (3 episodes)
	Ned Dennehy	...	Charlie Strong (2 episodes)
	Nick Owenford	...	Communist (2 episodes)
	Bianca Rudman	...	Watery Lane Resident (2 episodes)
	Liam Tulley	...	Communist Worker (2 episodes)
	Neil Broome	...	Police Superintendant (2 episodes)
	Heather Newland	...	Museum Visitor (2 episodes)
	Russ Booth	...	Tom Foundry Worker (2 episodes)
	James Jaysen Bryhan	...	Dockhand
	Alison Harris	...	Prostitute
	Allan Hopwood	...	Streetfighter
	Stephen Mosley	...	Policeman
	Calum O'Toole	...	Labourer
	Robert Rae-Lewis	...	Police Officer
	David Swift	...	Man in Street Outside Pub
	Harrison Vaughan	...	Victor Young Gypsy Boy
	Ernest Vernon	...	Policeman
	Margaret Wheldon	...	Local Resident
	Charlie Cook	...	Beggar
	Kevin Knox	...	Beggar
	Nigel Lowe	...	Gypsy Gang Member
	Jamie Moore	...	Lee Brother
	Nigel Travis	...	Erasmus
	Richard Blackburn	...	Jockey
	Grant Crookes	...	Business Man
	Katie Derry	...	Busby Showgirl
	Hugh O'Brien	...	Officer
	Jade Phipps	...	Busby Showgirl
	Tom Raven	...	Gambler
	William Atkinson	...	Husband
	Martin Hammond	...	Gentleman
	Pamela Ashton	...	Fighting Water Street Woman
	Tim Kinneally	...	Billy Lovelock
Produced by
	Greg Brenman	...	executive producer
	Julie Brinkman	...	associate producer
	Jamie Glazebrook	...	executive producer
	Brian Kaczynski	...	line producer
	Steven Knight	...	executive producer
	Caryn Mandabach	...	executive producer
	Matthew Read	...	executive producer
	Katie Swinden	...	producer
	Frith Tiplady	...	executive producer
	Hugo Heppell	...	executive producer
Original Music by
	Martin Phipps	...	as Mearl / original music by
Special Effects by
	Ian Rowley	...	special effects
	Rob Rowley	...	special effects
	Will Arnott	...	special effects technician
Visual Effects by
	Lucy Ainsworth-Taylor	...	visual effects producer
	Jan Guilfoyle	...	roto/prep artist: BlueBolt
	Rafael Morant	...	concept artist / visual effects art director
	Clare Norman	...	visual effects producer
	Andrea Pirisi	...	visual effects editor: BlueBolt
	Ashley Retallack	...	pipeline engineer: BlueBolt
	Mark Webb	...	visual effects coordinator: BlueBolt
	Henry Badgett	...	visual effects supervisor: BlueBolt
	Angela Barson	...	executive visual effects supervisor: BlueBolt
	Fabrizio Fioretti	...	3d generalist: Bluebolt
Stunts
	Gary Greenberg	...	precision driver
	Jason White	...	stunt coordinator
	Erol Mehmet	...	stunt performer
	John Wolfe	...	stunt performer: stunts
	Paul Kulik	...	stunt double: Cillian Murphy
	Rory Mulroe	...	stunt performer
	Cristian Knight	...	stunt performer
Thanks
	Katy Lake	...	Assistant to Caryn Mandabach

Additional Info
Premiere:	September 30, 2014
DVD Release:	October 20, 2015
Blu-ray Release:	October 20, 2015
Country:
Distributor:	BBC Films
Websites:

Ratings
8.7 / 10

Production Companies
Caryn Mandabach Productions
Tiger Aspect Productions
British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) (BBC) (for)

Distributors
Endemol Worldwide Distribution (EWD) (2013) (World-wide)
Netflix (2014) (United States) (VOD) (video)

Filming Locations
Arley Hall, Arley, Northwich, Cheshire, England, UK (main exteriors and ground floor interiors of Arrow House)
Bradford City Hall, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England, UK (on location)
Bradford, West Yorkshire, England, UK (on location)
Cheshire, England, UK (on location)
City Varieties Music Hall, Swan Street, Leeds, West Yorkshire, England, UK (on location)
Dalton Mills, Dalton Lane, Keighley, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England, UK (on location)
Ellesmere Port, Cheshire, England, UK (on location)
Ilkley, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England, UK (on location)
Keighley & Worth Valley Railway, Haworth, Keighley, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England, UK (on location)
Keighley and Worth Valley Railway, Haworth, Keighley, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England, UK (on location)
Keighley, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England, UK (on location)
King's Hall & Winter Gardens, Station Road, Ilkley, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England, UK (on location)
Leeds Town Hall, The Headrow, Leeds, West Yorkshire, England, UK (on location)
Little Germany, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England, UK (on location)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, UK (on location)
Merseyside, England, UK (on location)
Newby Hall, Skelton on Ure, North Yorkshire, England, UK (on location)
Port Sunlight, Wirral, Merseyside, England, UK (on location)
Stanley Dock, Liverpool, Merseyside, England, UK (on location)
The Bradford Club, 1 Piece Hall Yard, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England, UK (on location)
Undercliffe Cemetery, The Lodge, 127 Undercliffe Lane, Undercliffe, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England, UK (on location)
West Yorkshire, England, UK (on location)

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