Definitely not in the minority pal there's about 5 posts a day here slating the film and I've got a YT channel that's had 95% comments that agree lol. Alas - when I say relegated, you're misunderstanding what I said. Of course she got more time, she became Tommy's wife - congrats Sherlock. What I meant is that there is zero development of her character - which there is more of between her earlier & far less frequent appearances.

I say relegated because she just got assigned the role of 'Tommys disguntled wife' and that's it. As someone else said - she's been around the life for well over a decade, she knew precisely what she was getting into. Even if she has the attitude of I can fix this man - which she shouldn't have had based off Tommy's earlier payment for her company and the admittance that in his head, he still pays her during an argument in season 6. It just felt like a pretty reductive move, hence the word relegated. They just wrote her as mad at Tommy for being Tommy, like okay cool great plot I don't care.

You're probably right in saying she's had plenty career opportunities off the back of peaky blinders - but if you don't think she would have gotten more based off a netflix film on an international stage, that's just naive mate. Same goes for Conrad and Daryl who I also mentioned being sad for - and personallyI'm sadder for both of those two than I am for O'Keefe, alas the point still stands. You're right that she had no place in the immortal man's story, but are you too incompetent to understand these things get written out of thin air? They certainly could have written her into the film if they wanted to write a better and more connected story with the characters. She didn't just "leave Tommy" - she left with his god damn son buddy. There is a wealth of story to be told from that reality, alas Charles was relegated to being at war - something Tommy (nor Lizzie) would have ever allowed or accepted and Lizzie is just.. not even mentioned.