"We could be doing episode four in the morning and the finale in the afternoon," Cilliam Murphy told BirminghamLive
He said at the event: Theres the rise of nationalism, populism, fascism and racism
But they are the sorts of characters weve seen on television before
The festival - which is co-curated by Cillian Murphy and Peaky Blinders creator Stephen Knight, will take place over two days in the historic streets, factories and warehouses of Digbeth, Birmingham and include music from across five stages with Primal Scream, Slaves and Nadine Shah to perform
During a recent Q&A with Express.co.uk and other media, an audience member questioned the stars exactly how many cigarettes they get through during filming
BBC/Endemol Worldwide Distribution Show creator and head writer Steven Knight wanted to showcase working-class people, rather than royalty and nobilitysomething that's rare in British period pieces