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New York Times, May 26, 2004• Peaky Blindersmay sound like a sexual innuendo, but it's actually about a ruthless gang in 1920s England.

With the quest for power on all sides and Marty and Wendy getting caught in the crossfire, the show will need to pull off a roaring exit.

Of men who've heard of Linney, it is difficult to find one who isn't wild for her.

And you do with Laura.

All of which could explain why, in person, Linney often radiates a similar formality, a kind of coiled tightness, and, past interviewers have noted, 'primness' that lends itself to long pauses and agonisingly careful answers.

It's very healing to watch the animals walk by, to see things die, to watch flowers come and go.

Laura, on the other hand, keeps working, keeps developing, keeps acting.

Linney has been nominated for around 40 awards, including Tonys, and has been up for Oscars twice she was also nominated for 2004's Kinsey, opposite Liam Neeson.

' And what does she get from Manhattan? 'Oh no,' she cries, running over to the window with me, as I miserably decant batteries and stab at buttons.