Cillian Murphy on his guilty pleasure Dragons' Den: 'It's unbelievably bizarre but really compelling'
Peaky Blinders star Cillian Murphy has revealed his guilty pleasure: Dragons' Den.
He has described the show as "unbelievably bizarre" but "really compelling".
Speaking to the Radio Times, he said: "All these imposing men and women sitting around with plies of cash, destroying people's dreams, with this ominous music in this bizarre warehouse."
Murphy has narrated the BBC's latest natural history series, Atlantic.
He is one of many famous voices supporting the campaign to keep the BBC licence fee.
"Paying our licence fee gives the viewer more power, over what the BBC puts out.
"We are invested in the stations and that's a good way to be.
"And giving the BBC freedom from advertising and keeping it as independent as it can be is a good thing."
He has revealed he is filming more Peaky Blinders later this year.
"I'm filming the third in September, which is set in the mid to late 1920s, and I know that Steve Knight (writer/creator) is keen for Tommy to be seen as the first air-raid sirens go off for the Second World War."