Peaky Blinders The Immortal Man Filming Locations — Every Real Place Behind Tommy Shelby’s Final Chapter

By order of the Peaky Blinders — and by order of some of the most stunning real-world locations across England and Wales. Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man didn’t just bring Cillian Murphy back as Tommy Shelby; it took him across the entire country for a cinematic wartime adventure. Here’s exactly where it was all filmed.

Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man — Production at a Glance

Key Filming Locations Explained

1. Digbeth Loc. Studios, Birmingham — The Production Heart

The primary production hub for The Immortal Man was Digbeth Loc. Studios, at the heart of Birmingham’s creative quarter. Rotten Tomatoes Founded by Steven Knight himself, this was where interior scenes, major set builds, and the Garrison Pub interior were all constructed and filmed. The industrial warehouse district’s preserved Victorian architecture made it the perfect home base for recreating 1940s Birmingham.

2. St Helens, Merseyside — The Counterfeit Money Warehouse

One of the main filming sites was the former Pilkington Glass works in St Helens, transformed into a huge warehouse where a major plot involving counterfeit money comes to the fore. The Hollywood Reporter The abandoned industrial complex gave the film its most menacing wartime atmosphere.

3. Little Germany, Bradford — Bomb-Ravaged Birmingham Streets

The bomb-ravaged cobbled streets of central Birmingham visited by Ada Thorne are actually the historic area of Bradford called “Little Germany” — the buildings are beautifully preserved, with all apparent damage being set-dressing and digital manipulation. Fox News It’s a stunning piece of filmmaking geography.

4. Castlefield, Manchester — The Garrison Pub Exterior

Castlefield in Manchester, specifically Castle Street, was used for the Garrison pub exterior, while the interior was filmed back in Birmingham. The Hollywood Reporter The Victorian canal-side architecture blended seamlessly with Birmingham’s identity.

5. Calder Abbey, Cumbria — Tommy’s Haunted Estate

The haunting ruins of Calder Abbey in Cumbria — a Grade I-listed 18th-century home built alongside a 12th-century abbey — served as Tommy Shelby’s decrepit estate, with gravestones added for the production. Fox News

6. Didcot Railway Centre, Oxfordshire — The German Train Sequence

Far from Germany, the former Great Western Railway engine-shed at Didcot, Oxfordshire provided the railway scenes depicting a train carrying counterfeit money. Fox News

The Peaky Blinders universe also used Bumble Hole Nature Reserve in Dudley, Gas Street Basin in Birmingham, and the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct in Wales for atmospheric canal sequences.

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