The production of Peaky Blinders was stopped three weeks ago, as of March 16. A decision that could have come later if the cast had not mobilized as explained Helen McCrory to Deadline.
Even though she had answered present for a day of make-up and hairstyle tests before the shooting, the actress felt that "something huge was happening". "The next morning I woke up and told my producer that I was not comfortable going on ... Cillian Murphy did the same. Together with the producers, we approached the BBC to announce that we were going to stop immediately so as not to have to do it at the last moment. "
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“Now I feel like I'm talking about a completely different world. Terribly insignificant, "concluded Helen McCrory, visibly upset by the escalation of the pandemic in recent weeks. Meanwhile, the actress and her husband, Billions star Damian Lewis, are engaged in the fight against the epidemic in the United Kingdom. On the recommendation of the National Health Service, they participate in particular in the establishment of a meal delivery service for nursing staff at the national level.
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