late to the party is better than never, of course. i hear you because it's funny to think on first watch, the first episode of the show didn't really grab me. so i just told myself i'd give it the second and then bail if i didn't like it, not knowing the show would become my whole personality for a while. i'm going to sound mental saying this, but i'd been practicing the brummie accent long before i landed the role. because if you're going to quote the show, you should have the accent down, yeah? it's important! it's an extremely distinct accent indeed, and here i am just hoping i don't let fellow fans down. thank you, and trust me when i say if i could talk about it, i would. but we can always talk peaky blinders on its own! did you already see the immortal man?
No, that doesn't sound mental at all. If anything, it makes far too much sense. That's commitment. Or slightly concerning behaviour. Perhaps both. But I do think having been such a fan beforehand must've helped enormously. You already knew the rhythm of that world and how people speak in it, rather than having to come in completely cold. And I'm sure you're worrying far more about letting the fans down than you need to. And I've been the absolute worst because I still haven't got round to The Immortal Man. I know, I know. It makes me an especially terrible friend because my girl Rebecca is in it, so I've really got no excuse whatsoever. It's firmly at the top of my list, though, and I will watch it very soon before she personally disowns me.














