Peaky Blinders actor Paul Anderson accused of ‘misconduct’ on set by colleague: Arthur Shelby star denies wrongdoing as producers launch investigation before filming begins for show finale .
- The allegations raise questions about Paul’s character’s involvement in the finale.
- The 44-year-old actor denies misconduct and is confident that an investigation will clear him.
- Anderson has appeared in every episode of the show’s six seasons to date.
- The movie is slated for a 2024 release, with Anderson set to play a major role.
Peaky Blinders actor Paul Anderson has been forced to deny allegations of misconduct following a complaint from one of his colleagues.
The allegations come before the end of the big movie in the series, raising questions about the involvement of Paul’s character, Arthur Shelby, in the project.
The complaint has reportedly been investigated by the show’s producers.
The 44-year-old actor strongly denies any wrongdoing and is confident that any investigation will clear him.
Reports: Peaky Blinders actor Paul Anderson has been forced to deny allegations of misconduct following a complaint from one of his colleagues.
said a source Sun: ‘Paul has had a problem to deal with off set after a claim was made, which he denies outright. Of course, he is thoroughly investigating himself.
“It’s still early days for the movie and filming for scenes hasn’t started yet, so it would be possible to rewrite and tweak the script and story to account for his absence if it ever came to that.”
Paul has been a mainstay on the series throughout its six seasons, appearing in every episode alongside his on-screen brother Tommy. [Cillian Murphy].
It was believed that Paul would play a major role in the upcoming film, which is currently slated for release next year.
Questions: The allegations come before the grand finale of the series, raising questions about the involvement of Paul’s character, Arthur Shelby, in the project.
According to The Sun, a member of the production company said: “We would not speak of any individual, but it is too early at this stage to say who will be in the film.”
MailOnline has contacted representatives for Paul Anderson and the Peaky Blinders production team for further comment.
Back in October of last year, Cillian gave fans an update on the movie.
Speaking to Today FM, the actor revealed that the script was “close” to being done when asked by the show’s hosts where the next movie was.
Investigation: The complaint has reportedly been investigated by the show’s producers. He strongly denies any wrongdoing and is confident that any investigation will clear him.
He said: ‘I haven’t read it yet [the script] but that’s the plan, the plan is to make a movie and continue the story but in the world of cinema and not on television.
The television part of the story is over. If there are more stories to tell, I’m there. I just haven’t read it yet, but apparently it’s close.
it was now “close” to ending, with the film expected to pick up where the show’s sixth and final season left off.
The movie is expected to pick up where the sixth and final series left off.
The month before, the show’s creator, Steven Knight, suggested that there might actually be another series after the movie’s release.
Steven revealed that he will hand the reins over to a new team, looking to produce the 1950s Birmingham-based gangster series.
He told the BBC: “I think after the movie, we’ll see [it]. It would kind of launch potential new stories into the ’50s, and then I would hand over the baton of writing and creating the thing to other people.
He added: “But if there is an appetite for the world, then it will continue.”
On the big screen: Back in October of last year, Cillian gave fans an update on the movie.