Peaky Blinders series five airs in the Spring, but Cillian Murphy and Sam Claflin are still busy shooting key scenes as they were pictured in Stockport on Monday.
The production has descended onto the Manchester town this week for a two day shoot which has seen it transformed into 1930s Birmingham.
Cillian, 42, Sam, 32, and a series of extras were seen shooting in the town Plaza where the theatre and cinema has been transformed into Bingley Hall, a former exhibition centre in Birmingham which will be the location for a political rally plot point.
They're back: Peaky Blinders series five airs in the Spring, but Cillian Murphy and Sam Claflin are still busy shooting key scenes as they were pictured in Stockport on Monday
The stars in period costume were seen outside the transformed cinema, while all signs of modern life were expertly hidden by the crew.
Cillian, who plays Thomas Shelby, was pictured in costume outside an Oswald Mosley meeting, with the politician being played by Sam.
The leading character can be seen stopping union leader Jessie Eden, played by Charlie Murphy, getting arrested by police officers.
New role: The production has descended onto the Manchester town this week for a two day shoot which has seen it transformed into 1930s Birmingham (newcomer Sam Claflin pictured)
Transformation: Cillian, 42, Sam, 32, and a series of extras were seen shooting in the town Plaza where the theatre and cinema has been transformed into Bingley Hall
Plot: The building has transformed into the former exhibition centre in Birmingham which will be the location for a political rally plot point
Arrested: Cillian, who plays Thomas Shelby, can be seen stopping union leader Jessie Eden, played by Charlie Murphy, getting arrested by police officers
While later on, the two appear in good spirits as they have an animated conversation in the streets.
For the scenes, Cillian wore his infamous black flatcap, a pin-striped waistcoat, a white shirt and a huge black jacket over the top.
Charlie's character looked very stylish in a burnt orange coat with a matching coloured hat, she added a fur collar, a pair of dark brown heel shoes and a matching handbag.
Leading character: Cillian was pictured in costume outside an Oswald Mosley meeting, with the politician being played by Sam
Iconic look: For the scenes, Cillian wore his infamous black flat cap, a pin-striped waistcoat, a white shirt and a huge black jacket over the top
Good spirits: While later on, Cillian's character and Jessie appear in good spirits as they have an animated conversation in the streets
Stylish: Charlie's character looked very stylish in a burnt orange coat with a matching coloured hat
Details: The actress added a fur collar, a pair of dark brown heel shoes and a matching handbag
Impressive: The stars in period costume were seen outside the transformed cinema, while all signs of modern life were expertly hidden by the crew
Meanwhile, new cast member Sam, who is playing politician Oswald Mosley, looked unrecognisable as he sported dark locks and moustache.
The actor wore a navy blue three-piece suit with a white shirt and striped tie, he layered the ensemble with a matching coloured coat.
During the filming, dirt had been thrown over the street to disguise the tarmac and road markings while vintage posters and signs were up in the street.
Unrecognisable: Meanwhile, new cast member Sam, who is playing politician Oswald Mosley, looked unrecognisable as he sported dark locks and moustache
Period costume: The actor wore a navy blue three-piece suit with a white shirt and striped tie, he layered the ensemble with a matching coloured coat
Politics: Sam's character Oswald Mosley, who was the MP for Harrow between 1918 and 1924 before becoming leader of the British Union of Fascists in 1932, hosting a rally at Bingley hall
New series: The story of the Peaky Blinders and of the Shelby family gets woven into the political fabric of Britain and Europe as the 1920s end and the thirties begin
Transformation: The Greater Manchester town has been transformed into late 1930s Birmingham with period awnings hiding modern shop fronts
One poster outside the venue reveals the storyline, with far right politician Oswald Mosley, who was the MP for Harrow between 1918 and 1924 before becoming leader of the British Union of Fascists in 1932, hosting a rally at Bingley hall.
Surrounding buildings had also been given a makeover by the crew with period awnings covering modern shop fronts.
It's thought around 120 extras are filming scenes in Stockport over the next days, while multiple period cars have been bought in for filming.
Nice ride: Vintage vehicles were parked next to the crew cars as the cameras prepared to roll
Crowd scene: Extras in period costume were seen outside a local theatre which had been transformed into Bingley Hall, a former exhibition centre in Birmingham
Hard at work: A crane made sure the awnings on the surrounding buildings were in place, with the transformed theatre the location for a political rally plot point
While the drama is set in Birmingham, filming has taken place across Manchester in recent months.
Series five is set in the aftermath of the 1929 Wall Street Crash, with creator Steven Knight revealing: '
The story of the Peaky Blinders and of the Shelby family gets woven into the political fabric of Britain and Europe as the 1920s end and the thirties begin.'
All in the detail: Dirt had been thrown over the road to disguise the tarmac and road markings while vintage posters and signs were up in the street
Clue: One poster outside the venue reveals the storyline with far right politician Oswald Mosley
New recruit: Oswald is being played by new cast member Sam Claflin
'Tommy Shelby faces the darkest force he has ever faced and his struggle is as relevant today as it was then.'
Peaky Blinders fans were given their first look at season five in a BBC drama trailer which aired on New Year's Day ahead of an expected Spring 2019 air date.
While the one minute clip featured snippets of Killing Eve, Line of Duty and Luther, it was the brief but explosive tease of Peaky Blinders which has really got fans talking.
Action! While the drama is set in Birmingham, filming has taken place across Manchester in recent months
Keen for a glimpse: Locals lined the streets hoping to see the show's stellar cast
Cillian Murphy, who plays Thomas Shelby in the BBC One series, is seen in a number of blink and you'll miss it scenes in the trailer, including the aftermath of what looks like a deadly car explosion.
Seconds after a shot of a burning car is shown, Tommy is seen looking distraught as he appears to cradle a body in his arms.
Fans have been left desperate for more, with one tweeting: 'When BBC trailer gives you a two second glimpse at season five of peaky blinders after months of waiting' alongside a gif of Tommy.
Coming soon: Peaky Blinders fans were given their first look at season five in a New Year's Day BBC trailer, which showed brief snippets of the hit drama starring Cillian Murphy
Drama: Cillian, who plays Thomas Shelby in the BBC One series, is seen in a number of brief scenes in the trailer, including the aftermath of what looks like a deadly car explosion
'The peaky blinders fandom is living after just 0.03 seconds of new footage,' agreed another.
'After seeing #PeakyBlinders in this trailer I took no notice of the other clips! #sorrynotsorry,' tweeted another excited viewer.
The conclusion of season four saw Tommy being elected as an MP for Birmingham South while the Shelby family finally confronted mob boss Luca Changretta (Adrien Brody)
Who is it? Seconds after a shot of the burning car is shown, Tommy is seen looked distraught as he appears to cradle a body in his arms
Annie Harrison-Baxter will produce the new series, which sees the welcome return of a host of familiar characters following a vicious gang war.
There will also be some new faces joining the cast, including Claflin and Split actress Anya Taylor-Joy.
The drama will also make the big move from BBC Two to BBC One following the huge success of the first four series.
It had been rumoured Peaky Blinders' fifth series could be its last, with Deadline reporting the new series will see the story of the Shelby clan 'come to a conclusion'.
Anticipation: Fans have been left desperate for more, with one tweeting: 'When BBC trailer gives you a two second glimpse at season five of peaky blinders after months of waiting'
However, the show's creator Knight confirmed in May last year, that the gangster drama will come to a close after the seventh season.
Show creator Steven explained that he's keen to develop two more seasons.
He told Digital Spy: 'My ambition is to make it a story of a family between two wars, so always I've wanted to end it with the first air raid siren in Birmingham in 1939. It'll take three more series [to reach that point].'
There's also been rumours of a big screen outing for the series, as one of the show's director's claimed it is being made into a movie.
Otto Bathurst, who directed three episodes in season one of the gritty gangster drama, said Knight is currently writing a script.
Trouble: The conclusion of season four saw Tommy being elected as an MP for Birmingham with series five expected to follow the character's mental health battles
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