alfie putting tommy in his place and tommy actually accepting his argument is probably one of my favorite moments in the show. tom hardy’s acting really shines
Same here honestly, It is my favorite scene in all of Tv Shows ever. Tom hardy is my favorite actor due to his talent and the roles that he has on some shows and movies are perfect for him.
Absolutely! Before this scene I felt sorry for Tommy but after Alfie's speech I thought "serves you right doesn't it?" And 11:04 - and that "sweetie" was improvised by Tom Hardy! I wonder if they knew when filming that they were making one of the greatest gangster scenes of all time! Please tell me I'm wrong! On the one hand, I think if you're a criminal you should live by a code of ethics of not harming women or children of the gangster you have a beef with! But also, you cannot plead innocent when your child is taken or hurt when you've hurt so many other people's children too! I think a great bit is when Alfie admitted that he didn't know that they kidnapped his son because if he did know I reckon he would not have betrayed Tommy! Alfie is probably the luckiest gangster I've ever seen in cinematic history! Betrayed several times and continued living... what he said to Tommy here though definitely saved him... People say Tom Hardy always uses the Bain voice...he doesn't use it in Dunkirk, he doesn't use it in Lawless, he doesn't use it in Mad Max, he doesn't use it in The Drop... Of this current generation HE and LEONARDO DICAPRIO are the greatest actors today and Stephen Graham is a VERY CLOSE THIRD! PS. If you don't know who Stephen Graham is then in my best manners...sort yourself out and study this man's work! He's just as talented as Cillian Murphy, Tom Hardy and arguably DiCaprio too!
This is quite honestly one of the best episodes of television I have ever seen. Certainly the best episode of the show, imo. Every minute of it from start to finish is just an absolute masterclass of screenwriting and acting. At least two of my favourite scenes in the whole series are in this one episode. Cillian and Tom give me goosebumps every single time I watch this. I also think that Paul Anderson and the late, great Helen McCrory are particularly phenomenal here as well.
Tommy knew about the arrests because of his connections in the police. The police chief likely has ties to the political class of Britain. Keep in mind the people Tommy betrayed and was working for are in those same political class - they’d have access to a lot of information about the activities of Tommy and his family especially since the jobs they were doing were for politicians.
“If you pull that trigger, right, you pull that trigger for a fucking honorable reason. Like an honorable man, not like some fucking civilian that does not understand the wicked way of our world, mate.”
Cillian Murphy's performance in the last scene is so underrated man! the speech he gave always gives me goosebumps. from the interview they said it was a one-shot scene without any cut and all the actors' reactions were real not acting at all
20:30 - this is the moment when Tommy stopped trying to become legitimate because he realised that they would never be accepted because of where they're from even if they were 100% legitimate... And in the following seasons he starts bargaining with the higher ups to gain more power for his family...(shown in season 4 when he bargains for an OBE and the chance to run for being a politician...) "You don't get what you deserve...you get what you take..." One of a kind show! ❤
Only 2 Shows that stopped Britain and everyone couldn't wait to watch in UK every week with bated breath! Peaky Blinders & Line of Duty!! Both BBC! 👏🙏🔥😳
I'm just now getting around to watching this and I'm on season 3 just finished episode 6 but it's not Linda or the painter, remember that Polly had CONFESSED to another priest in the last episode or maybe 2 episodes back, and THAT priest told the "Odd Fellows" connected priest.
A deal is to be made by Tommy and in the offing with people higher than the local Police and the Odd Fellows to have the family arrested and thus protected in custody whist his plan(which you are yet to see unfold) is put into motion in episode 1 of the next season..a brave move that will put him at odds with the family and set the tone of mistrust and what family bond means that runs through the whole next season!The whole next three seasons just get richer and more polished as they go so you're in for a ride..enjoy
Hi guys, enjoyed watching your reaction. This episode is definitely a roller-coaster and there’s a lot to take in so it’s easy to miss stuff. Lacey was on the right track but just to clear things up, the answers to some of your questions are in the episode. If you watch it back, you’ll see that: 1) It was definitely Alfie who told about the tunnel and the Fabergé egg. He actually admits to it in the scene where Tommy confronts him and he says, ‘God himself told him that there were things in the room that he should have’. The only thing he didn’t know about is that they would use Tommy’s son as leverage to control him. This confirmed when Tommy says ‘I know, I saw’ because he knew from Alfie’s awkward reaction when he asked him, that he clearly didn’t know they were planning on using Charlie.
2) Tommy is not to blame for his family being arrested. In the scene with his family at the end, he says that Moss (one of the policemen the Peaky Blinders have on their pay roll), called Tommy the night before to tell him that Section D (aka the Odd Fellows) were going to have his family arrested and charged. It's also worth remembering that the reason Tommy was doing their dirty work in the first place is so they’re not directly connected to any crimes and someone else can be made to take the fall for any consequences. In order to save his family, Tommy explains he did a deal with people more powerful than section D to keep them safe. The family get arrested because Section D controls the police, judges and local magistrates etc, but Tommy has gone above them to a higher level of power to do a deal. The fallout of which will play out in the next season. Sorry for the essay. Just thought it might help to clear things up a bit. Keep it up with the reactions, Love the show!
Amazing finale- amazing writing by Stevan Knight, amazing acting by all... led by 2 best friends , Cillian Murphy & Tom Hardy. Always love Cillian Murphy in whatever roles. He's a brilliant actor all round..! Amazing reactions by the 2 of you. Keep it up..!
Talking about honorable reasons. Both were soldiers in WW1; Tommy with the English and Alfie fought for the Austrians. One of the reasons Alfies knows both Italian and Russian.
Twaddle 1 they speak German in 2 Alfie faught as a captain for the British in WW1 in Italy where they speak Italian. 4 he knows Russian because his mother escaped from Russia to England because the Russian hunted her with dogs in a Pogram in Russia
@@dianeshelton9592 The british did not fight in Italy in WW1, it was the Austro-Hungarians vs Italy. There were no brits on the Italian front. Alfie also uses an steyr-hanh pistol in his return scene with Tommy at Margate.
@@johnski4709 they did , it was called the Long Long trail and they fought and died in the Italian Alps. Vera Britain’s fiancé died they. There are many British WW1 cemeteries
I hope I liv e long enough to see Tom Hardy play Richard III. His performances are easily as powerful as Al Pacino. His scenes throughout PBs with Cillian are just magic.
alfie putting tommy in his place and tommy actually accepting his argument is probably one of my favorite moments in the show. tom hardy’s acting really shines
One of if not the best scene in the show
@@MCaul21 one of the best scenes in TV history imo
Same here honestly, It is my favorite scene in all of Tv Shows ever.
Tom hardy is my favorite actor due to his talent and the roles that he has on some shows and movies are perfect for him.
Tom Hardy's acting as Alfie Solomon in this episode was the best ......
Season 4 took pb to a whole new level a masterpiece
Absolutely! Before this scene I felt sorry for Tommy but after Alfie's speech I thought "serves you right doesn't it?"
And 11:04 - and that "sweetie" was improvised by Tom Hardy!
I wonder if they knew when filming that they were making one of the greatest gangster scenes of all time! Please tell me I'm wrong!
On the one hand, I think if you're a criminal you should live by a code of ethics of not harming women or children of the gangster you have a beef with! But also, you cannot plead innocent when your child is taken or hurt when you've hurt so many other people's children too!
I think a great bit is when Alfie admitted that he didn't know that they kidnapped his son because if he did know I reckon he would not have betrayed Tommy!
Alfie is probably the luckiest gangster I've ever seen in cinematic history! Betrayed several times and continued living... what he said to Tommy here though definitely saved him...
People say Tom Hardy always uses the Bain voice...he doesn't use it in Dunkirk, he doesn't use it in Lawless, he doesn't use it in Mad Max, he doesn't use it in The Drop...
Of this current generation HE and LEONARDO DICAPRIO are the greatest actors today and Stephen Graham is a VERY CLOSE THIRD!
PS. If you don't know who Stephen Graham is then in my best manners...sort yourself out and study this man's work! He's just as talented as Cillian Murphy, Tom Hardy and arguably DiCaprio too!
This is quite honestly one of the best episodes of television I have ever seen. Certainly the best episode of the show, imo. Every minute of it from start to finish is just an absolute masterclass of screenwriting and acting. At least two of my favourite scenes in the whole series are in this one episode. Cillian and Tom give me goosebumps every single time I watch this.
I also think that Paul Anderson and the late, great Helen McCrory are particularly phenomenal here as well.
Tommy knew about the arrests because of his connections in the police. The police chief likely has ties to the political class of Britain. Keep in mind the people Tommy betrayed and was working for are in those same political class - they’d have access to a lot of information about the activities of Tommy and his family especially since the jobs they were doing were for politicians.
Can’t wait for youse to get on to season 4 personally my favourite season
Yh it’s the best season.
“If you pull that trigger, right, you pull that trigger for a fucking honorable reason. Like an honorable man, not like some fucking civilian that does not understand the wicked way of our world, mate.”
He got them arrested to protect them from section D and Odd fellows.
He did not got them arrested..
Cillian Murphy's performance in the last scene is so underrated man! the speech he gave always gives me goosebumps. from the interview they said it was a one-shot scene without any cut and all the actors' reactions were real not acting at all
what do you mean their reactions were real and not acting at all lol, it's a scene and they are acting
@@thomasmrazek2186 a lot of times, actors get stuck in the moment and show real emotion. U can’t fake genuine reactions
Brilliant acting by Cillian Murphy👍💥
Love this episode. Tom hardy acting was amazing to me lol.
Wait till the dogs eyes for kids scene
"You, stand there, judging me"
Love any moment with Cillian and Tom acting together but that was 👌 you could literally see it in his face he had no idea about Charlie
The Tommy Vs Alfie “crossed the line” scene is one of the greatest scenes in Television history.
it was all the doing of the Odd Fellows
20:30 - this is the moment when Tommy stopped trying to become legitimate because he realised that they would never be accepted because of where they're from even if they were 100% legitimate...
And in the following seasons he starts bargaining with the higher ups to gain more power for his family...(shown in season 4 when he bargains for an OBE and the chance to run for being a politician...)
"You don't get what you deserve...you get what you take..." One of a kind show! ❤
Only 2 Shows that stopped Britain and everyone couldn't wait to watch in UK every week with bated breath! Peaky Blinders & Line of Duty!! Both BBC! 👏🙏🔥😳
Peaky Blinders certainly know how to create a villain *impeccably!* That priest is a horrendous abomination!
I'm just now getting around to watching this and I'm on season 3 just finished episode 6 but it's not Linda or the painter, remember that Polly had CONFESSED to another priest in the last episode or maybe 2 episodes back, and THAT priest told the "Odd Fellows" connected priest.
A deal is to be made by Tommy and in the offing with people higher than the local Police and the Odd Fellows to have the family arrested and thus protected in custody whist his plan(which you are yet to see unfold) is put into motion in episode 1 of the next season..a brave move that will put him at odds with the family and set the tone of mistrust and what family bond means that runs through the whole next season!The whole next three seasons just get richer and more polished as they go so you're in for a ride..enjoy
Hi guys, enjoyed watching your reaction. This episode is definitely a roller-coaster and there’s a lot to take in so it’s easy to miss stuff. Lacey was on the right track but just to clear things up, the answers to some of your questions are in the episode. If you watch it back, you’ll see that:
1) It was definitely Alfie who told about the tunnel and the Fabergé egg. He actually admits to it in the scene where Tommy confronts him and he says, ‘God himself told him that there were things in the room that he should have’. The only thing he didn’t know about is that they would use Tommy’s son as leverage to control him. This confirmed when Tommy says ‘I know, I saw’ because he knew from Alfie’s awkward reaction when he asked him, that he clearly didn’t know they were planning on using Charlie.
2) Tommy is not to blame for his family being arrested. In the scene with his family at the end, he says that Moss (one of the policemen the Peaky Blinders have on their pay roll), called Tommy the night before to tell him that Section D (aka the Odd Fellows) were going to have his family arrested and charged. It's also worth remembering that the reason Tommy was doing their dirty work in the first place is so they’re not directly connected to any crimes and someone else can be made to take the fall for any consequences.
In order to save his family, Tommy explains he did a deal with people more powerful than section D to keep them safe. The family get arrested because Section D controls the police, judges and local magistrates etc, but Tommy has gone above them to a higher level of power to do a deal. The fallout of which will play out in the next season.
Sorry for the essay. Just thought it might help to clear things up a bit. Keep it up with the reactions, Love the show!
Very well explained. I hope they read it a year ago, before S4.😊
Great reaction guys, they run a betting business so talk in odds. That’s why Tommy says evens it’s the painter meaning 50/50 it’s him
Amazing finale- amazing writing by Stevan Knight, amazing acting by all... led by 2 best friends , Cillian Murphy & Tom Hardy. Always love Cillian Murphy in whatever roles. He's a brilliant actor all round..!
Amazing reactions by the 2 of you. Keep it up..!
Inspector moss told him that all those warrants for arrest were out for the shelbys that’s how tommy knew
Talking about honorable reasons. Both were soldiers in WW1; Tommy with the English and Alfie fought for the Austrians. One of the reasons Alfies knows both Italian and Russian.
Twaddle 1 they speak German in
2 Alfie faught as a captain for the British in WW1 in Italy where they speak Italian.
4 he knows Russian because his mother escaped from Russia to England because the Russian hunted her with dogs in a Pogram in Russia
@@dianeshelton9592 The british did not fight in Italy in WW1, it was the Austro-Hungarians vs Italy. There were no brits on the Italian front. Alfie also uses an steyr-hanh pistol in his return scene with Tommy at Margate.
Everything else, yes we know already.
Alfie escaped the Russian Pogroms and joined the Austro-Hungarians, who fought both the Russians and Italians.
@@johnski4709 they did , it was called the Long Long trail and they fought and died in the Italian Alps. Vera Britain’s fiancé died they.
There are many British WW1 cemeteries
This is the only show that I enjooooy watching even all the long dialogues,, every actor is just spectacular here,,,
Tommy fucking Shelby..... The GOAT
Alfie told the department about the fabrage egg.
paddy considine (the priest) is a seriously a great actor doesn't get the recognition he deserves
Dead mans shoes
That scene.. whoooh
I hope I liv e long enough to see Tom Hardy play Richard III. His performances are easily as powerful as Al Pacino. His scenes throughout PBs with Cillian are just magic.
Tom Hardy was the rat. That was the entire point of their confrontation.
Loved watching you trying to unravel this extraordinary episode. Jealous you have so much to experience. Dark darker darkness coming……..
If you had stopped talking long enough you would have heard Tommy say "but I have made a deal"
Section D made this happen.
Tom Hardy is a BOSS
Yeah, I'm confused about the ending.
I don't think it's the Russians (Soviets back in those days) I think it's the Oddfellows and the British Secret Service.
YESSIRRRRR