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Ian Peck is a British actor who has appeared in The Wolfman, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2, Robin Hood, and Peaky Blinders. He also played John Perry in Coronation Street and Cardinal Sturrock in His Dark Materials.
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4. Apr. 2022 · Curly (Ian Peck), the 'best horseman in England', returned to the final season of Peaky Blinders after a long absence. Viewers were shocked by his transformation and some thought he had been recast, but they were happy to see him again.
31. Jan. 2024 · 10:47, 31 Jan 2024. Peaky Blinders fans are set to see a familiar face on Coronation Street in upcoming scenes as Harvey Gaskell's prison release plan is revealed. Next week will see viewers...
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Ian Peck is a British actor who plays Curly in Peaky Blinders. Other than this he is known for playing a Death Eater in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, a guard in The Wolfman, and Harry Dale in Lady Chatterley's Lover.
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“One of you will die. Which I cannot tell.” This barrelling episode began with vengeful Michael Gray (Finn Cole) finally getting out of jail, where he’d been simmering all series after being set up by Tommy (Cillian Murphy). His intentions to kill his cousin had been stated all series. Now moustachioed Mikey (don’t call him that) put his plan into ...
“You are cursed, Tommy,” wept his wife Lizzie (Natasha O’Keeffe). With their daughter Ruby dead, there’s an argument to say that Tommy didn’t need her any more. Young Charles, remember, is the son of Tommy’s late first wife Grace. He’d grown increasingly distant, not even telling her about his terminal tumour. The final straw was sleeping with the ...
After a series on the periphery and on heroin, big brother Arthur (Paul Anderson) got clean, aided by the return of his wife Linda (Kate Phillips). After a touching scene of brokenhearted brotherly love with Tommy, he had work to do. The South Boston mob dispatched the IRA to assassinate him at the Garrison. But they were expected. Charlie Strong (...
“Can you keep a secret?” Charlie asked Tommy’s illegitimate son, Erasmus “Duke” Shelby (Conrad Khan). The fact that he was showing the young buck around the gang’s well-stocked armoury gave a clue what was to come. Too many bad memories and a desire to burn down his ill-gotten gains meant Tommy wanted his country pile Arrow House emptied, razed to ...
Like a frontman introducing the band, writer Steven Knight ensured this legacy tour gave much-loved characters their moment in the spotlight. Not only did “Uncle” Charlie come good. So did Johnny Dogs and Isiah. Fan favourite Alfie Solomons (Tom Hardy) arrived for one last spot of scenery-chewing, announcing himself with “I smell the smell of roast...
Thomas Shelby MP’s final appearance in the Commons wasn’t what you’d call conventional. He met Mitford on the famous green leatherette seats, requesting support for his housing bill – while outlining his leverage on an artfully folded paper plane. Mitford “wanted to fuck here, on these benches” but staunch socialist Tommy refused to go over to the ...
Like Nick Cave sings: “He’s a god, he’s a man, he’s a ghost.” In many ways, as Tommy admitted to Arthur, they never came back from the Great War. The siblings have been dead men walking for 15 years. Was Tommy’s brain tumour going to succeed where his human foes failed? Of course not. There’s a feature film to make first. So how was our antihero go...
Many commenters have expressed frustration with the meandering pace of this swansong series. I’ve cut it some slack for having to work around both the pandemic and the tragic loss of McCrory, keeping faith that all would come to fruition. For me, it definitely did. This was a thrumming, electrifying way to sign off. Sure, it didn’t tick every box. ...
Spoilt for choice in an episode replete with one-liners, many of them from Alfie. But in the face of stiff competition, we enjoyed that mother warning her daughter: “If you get lost in the fog, the Peaky Blinders will get you.” The ultimate Brum bogeymen.
We opened with Mozart’s Lacrimosa and left on Lisa O’Neill’s cover of Bob Dylan’s All The Tired Horses. In between, the musical highlight was the debut play of Radiohead side project The Smile’s new single Pana-vision, soundtracking Tommy’s near-suicide. It’s just a slight surprise we didn’t bow out with a blast of Red Right Hand. There’s a gatheri...
Ian Peck is a UK-born actor who has appeared in The Wolfman, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 and Robin Hood. Learn more about his career, height and contact details on IMDb.
Ian Peck ist ein britischer Schauspieler, der in verschiedenen Filmen und Serien mitgewirkt hat. Hier finden Sie seine Filmografie von 2003 bis 2022, mit User-Wertungen, Bildern, News und Videos.
