Peaky Blinders

Clear that shit. Clear it.

All right. Take her.

Shit!

Outside. Till it's done. Till it's done, brother.

Easy. Easy!

Linda!

I would've taken your bullet.

I deserve the bullet.

An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth!

Linda! Linda, look at me.

Linda, you've got a kid.

If you die, he'll come to us to raise.

You hear me?

I used a Derringer.

All right.

It's still in there, right above the bone.

Mr Shelby, your guests...

Get him out. Arthur. Family only!

Get him out!

-Mr Shelby, on your behalf-- -Get out!

Get out!

Lizzie, go to the kitchen, get some iodine.

Now! Go!

All right.

Linda. You'll have to bite on this.

Linda. Arthur.

Bite! Come here.

All right. Now it's really going to hurt.

One, two, three.

All right. All right.

-All right. Almost there. - Hold her.

Is she going to be all right, Tom?

Is she going to be all right, Tom?

Yeah.

Oh, Jesus.

Arthur, come here. Come here.

If you love her, go to the library, get some opium.

Go on. She'll be fine. Go, soldier.

Right.

Actually, you can use mine.

Brought a bit to celebrate the wedding proposal.

Oh!

He proposed, eh?

One knee.

Congratulations, Pol.

Linda. Linda.

You'll have to drink this.

-No, I don't want anything you've touched. -Twenty-five seconds.

Twenty-five seconds and the pain will be gone.

Even the pain in your head.

All right, here you go. Drink.

Cushion, Pol.

All right.

Never again.

Jesus Christ!

Arthur.

She's going to be fine.

I gave her something to get her to sleep. She's going to be fine.

You should have...

You should have let her do it, Pol.

You should have let her do it.

Arthur, come on.

-You should have let her do it. -Look at me, brother!

Look at me.

You got things to do.

-You've got a kid. -Yeah.

We need you. All right?

-You understand? -Yeah.

Aberama wants you as best man.

You hear that?

I save his life, he hugs him.

Oh.

I'll do it.

I'll take it.

Right, fine. Let him be. Let him be.

Oh.

Ladies and gentlemen.

Ladies and gentlemen.

I would like to extend our gratitude

to the musicians and the dance company for your wonderful performance.

This has been a wonderful evening.

Yes, it has.

And not only for the music and the dancing.

It has also been about us, the people gathered here.

English people in the very heart of England.

There are no people I would rather be among,

no place I would rather be and no time I would rather be alive.

Well said!

Because ever since the terrible events of October,

when the money markets betrayed us all...

Disgrace!

...I have known that change is coming.

The human species has never faced such immense possibilities, such choices.

In the lives of great nations,

there are moments of destiny

which have swept aside small men of convention

and discovered men of the moment.

-And our host... - Yes.

...is such a man.

For him...

For him, the little calculations of little men mean nothing.

He is a man well suited to the mighty mood that England is now in.

Hear, hear.

The only reason I say this now, at this moment on this stage,

is because I have some news.

Good news, I think.

I'm sure our host will forgive me if I use this platform,

this gathering of friends and like minds, to give you, his trusted allies,

an early announcement of a long-overdue event.

I want to tell you good folk first

that with the dawn of a new decade,

I will be setting a new course,

setting up a new political movement

here in the very heart of England.

And Mr Shelby will be with me, shoulder to shoulder.

It will offer a new conception of politics

in which the great character of the British, our true character,

will be reborn.

Many of you lost fortunes in the recent stock market crash.

The men of money,

the capitalists in New York,

the Jews,

the money-power, they...

They run an international system in which the infinite mobility of money,

its capacity to create financial chaos and panic,

can bring down any government that dares, for one moment, to oppose it.

For generations, the efforts of hardworking men like you

have equipped our competitors against us.

The cotton mills of India, the cotton mills of Asia,

created with British money

but used for the destruction of Lancashire and Yorkshire.

-Disgraceful. - The usurers of New York,

the sweated labour of the Orient,

combining to destroy the iron and steel factories

of Warwickshire and Staffordshire.

These are policies that could not be pursued by British statesmen

unless they were mad or the servants of Jewish finance.

Right words. I second that.

They are the ones who took your money,

but it is I and those who know this truth

who will light a flame the atheists cannot extinguish.

The ranks of our heroes of the Great War

have been betrayed again and again by politicians!

But hear this, those of you who fought the Jew war for nothing,

you brave men,

you will join hands with the angry youth of Birmingham and Manchester

and London and Liverpool

and declare that England lives tonight and marches on!

Yes, yes!

Well said!

I say all this to you now

because I believe it is in places like this with people like you

that we will have to pass on our message directly.

Our message can be summarised with these words:

"Britain first."

As it should be!

And because this is our message,

I doubt it'll be reported fairly in the press.

I'm afraid the newspapers of this country

are owned by the same vested interests who took your money.

They sell to the people false news

to raise the interests of the faction

and the section above the interests of the nation.

Good man.

So hear my words and pass them on to those with ears to hear,

and be reminded that when the new decade begins,

there will be the birth of a new political party which will speak for you!

Yes! At last.

This party, this new movement, this revolution

will be called the British Union of Fascists.

Well said!

What the fuck are you doing dealing with a man like that, Tommy?

Yeah... You're going to have to trust me.

Again.

I'm going to fuck the Swan.

Somebody go and tell her to come to my room.

How do you know she'll come?

Because they always do.

Now, forgive me. I'm going to borrow your husband for a little while.

This way.

Things like tonight,

that shooting, a family dispute in public,

things like that will have to stop.

It's very lower-class.

It's all been cleared up, Mr Mosley.

So, did you learn anything from my speech tonight?

Yes.

Yes, I learned many things.

Religion was a beast, but it's dead.

You have to ride the new thing when it comes.

Like a horse.

You grab it.

I looked into the audience and I saw medals

and Savile Row suits and bitterness.

They are my people. Your people will be different.

Oh, do see the funny side, Shelby.

I do.

I do see the funny side.

Do you enjoy strategies?

Yes, I do.