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It\u2019s obvious Peaky Blinders<\/a> continues to be hugely popular ahead of its upcoming transition from the small screen to the big one. The show won the Returning Drama category at the National Television Awards<\/a>, beating the likes of Bridgerton and Call the Midwife to the top spot.<\/p>\n Next year, however, the series won\u2019t be competing, at least not in the same category. RadioTimes.com<\/a> caught up with creator Steven Knight at the awards ceremony about what made him want to take Peaky Blinders to the cinema.<\/p>\n \u201cBecause why not?\u201d He said. \u201cPeaky\u2019s is now a world, it\u2019s a franchise, it\u2019s a brand, and it seems to fit with lots of different forms, and it will definitely fit with a film, as a dance show, as an immersive show. It seems to me that people want to be part of that world and therefore they can experience it in lots of different ways.\u201d<\/p>\n Watch Knight and cast members discuss the movie, for which pre-production is set to begin immediately, below:<\/p>