Stephen Graham has been seen on set of the Peaky Blinders movie for the first time in Birmingham – hours after Cillian Murphy was spotted filming scenes in the city.
The British actor, 51 was snapped onboard a narrowboat dressed in period costume outside the Tap and Spile pub on Monday night.
Stephen could be seen at the back of the large barge, holding the stern as he steered it through the murky waters.
Making sure to emulate the dark, dingy colours of the Peaky Blinders brand, the actor wore a brown trench coat which boasted large buttons down the front.
He layered this over the top of a dusky white shirt and black trousers as he looked pensively over his shoulder whilst filming the dramatic scenes.
Stephen Graham has been seen on set of the Peaky Blinders movie for the first time in Birmingham – hours after Cillian Murphy was spotted filming scenes in the city
The British actor, 51 was snapped onboard a narrowboat dressed in period costume outside the Tap and Spile pub on Monday night
The area, famous for its canal network and bustling revellers, was shut down while film crews transformed the area into a gritty wartime film set.
The award-winning actor joins a star-studded cast for the production, which includes Barry Keoghan, Rebecca Ferguson and Tim Roth.
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Stephen played Scouse docker and union man Hayden Stagg in the final season of the BBC drama.
On Monday night fans also got a first look at Cillian Murphy reprising his role as Tommy Shelby as he rode through Cornwall Street on horseback.
The Irish actor, 48, donned the gangster’s trademark flatcap as he shot scenes in the city centre.
The Oscar winner could also be seen with fake blood trickling down his cheek while wearing what appeared to be a heavily mud-stained jacket and suit.
He was also snapped looking relaxed while in discussions with director Steven Knight, who wrote the multi-award winning gritty BBC gritty drama.
Delighted fans clamoured to try and get a glimpse of the star as filming continued for the hotly-anticipated movie, due to be released on Netflix.
Stephen could be seen at the back of the large barge, holding the stern as he steered it through the murky waters
Making sure to emulate the dark, dingy colours of the Peaky Blinders brand, the award winning actor wore a brown trench coat which boasted large buttons down the front
The area, famous for its canal network and bustling revellers, was shut down while film crews transformed the area into a gritty wartime film set
Stephen joins a star-studded cast for the production of Peaky Blinders, which includes Barry Keoghan , Rebecca Ferguson and Tim Roth
Student and Peaky Blinders fan Hayley Morris, 19, revealed: ‘The film crews have tried to keep it all hush hush but we all knew it was for Peaky Blinders.
‘I’m so excited for the movie and hopefully we’ll get a glimpse of Cillian. It’s brilliant they are filming lots of it in Birmingham, as that’s where it’s all set’.
She added: ‘It can only be a good thing for the city. Peaky Blinders already brings us loads of tourists but now we have Hollywood stars here, it’s amazing.’
Last month it was announced that Saltburn star Barry had joined the cast, but details of his character have not yet been revealed.
He played Scouse docker and union man Hayden Stagg in the final season of the BBC drama
The hotly-anticipated movie is due to be released on Netflix and will build on the six TV series of Peaky Blinders to date
It comes after Cillian Murphy was seen on the set of the new Peaky Blinders movie titled The Immortal Man on Monday as filming continued in Birmingham
The lead actor, 48, was seen covered in mud and sporting a bloody gash on his face while riding a horse as he resumed his iconic role of Tommy Shelby for the upcoming film
Barry has had an impressive career over the past few years starring in Saltburn, Top Boy and The Banshees of Inisherin.
Netflix announced in June 2024 that the feature film had been greenlit and would go into production later this year.
The BBC series of Peaky Blinders ran from 2013 to 2022 and followed the rise of the Shelby family from after the First World War.
The film, called The Immortal Man, is now expected to pick up the family’s fortunes a few years later entering the Second World War years.