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While it is first coming to cinemas at the start of the month, the highly anticipated sequel film to Peaky Blinders, The Immortal Man, is also on its way to Netflix this month - reuniting fans with Cillian Murphy's Tommy Shelby for the first time in four years.

It's not the only film on the streamer's schedule for this month - there are also some acquired additions, including releases from the past couple of years such as The Fall Guy and the BAFTA-winning I Swear.

Film fans can also look forward to a live stream of the Actor Awards 2026, formerly called the Screen Actors' Guild Awards, and Louis Theroux's latest documentary film, Inside the Manosphere.

Of course, there is also plenty on the calendar for TV fans, with hit series including One Piece, Virgin River and Heartbreak High returning for new seasons.

When it comes to new shows, Rachel Weisz and Leo Woodall lead erotic comedy-drama Vladimir, Jo Nesbø adapts his own acclaimed crime novels in Detective Hole and Stranger Things creator the Duffer Brothers executive produce a new horror series, Something Very Bad is Going to Happen.

Scroll on to find out more about what's coming to Netflix in March 2026.

New on Netflix UK in March

Rachel Weisz as M and Leo Woodall as Vladimir in Vladimir. She is pushed up against a wall and he is holding her hand up, with his face pressed close to hers. — Rachel Weisz as M and Leo Woodall as Vladimir in Vladimir. Netflix

Sunday 1 March

The A Word seasons 1-3 – All seasons of the BBC drama series following a young boy and his family after it is discovered that he has autism spectrum disorder.
The Boss Baby (2017) – Alec Baldwin stars in this animated Dreamworks film about a baby who is also a secret agent, working to make sure adults love babies more than puppies.
The Mentalist seasons 1-7 – All seasons of the procedural series starring Simon Baker as a former psychic who is a consultant to the California Bureau of Investigation.
Murder on My Doorstep – One off documentary about the killing of Scottish banker Alistair Wilson.
One Tree Hill seasons 1-9 – All seasons of the beloved teen drama starring Chad Michael Murray and James Lafferty.
Person of Interest seasons 1-5 – All seasons of the sci-fi crime drama about a computer programmer who develops a program capable of predicting terrorist acts before they occur.
Southland seasons 1-5 – All seasons of the crime drama following officers working for the LAPD.
WWE Elimination Chamber 2026 – Live WWE wrestling event.

Monday 2 March

The Actor Award 2026 – Live stream of this year's awards show. The awards were previously called the Screen Actor's Guild Awards.
Windbreaker season 1 – Japanese anime series.

Tuesday 3 March

Bruce Bruce: I Ain’t Playin' (2026) – Stand-up comedy special from Bruce Bruce.
Good Cop/Bad Cop season 1 – Police procedural comedy-drama starring Leighton Meester and Luke Cook.

Wednesday 4 March

Blue Therapy season 1 – Reality series in which seven couples undergo therapy to work through their relationship issues.
Street Flow 3 (2026) – Third instalment in the French drama film series.

Thursday 5 March

Vladimir – Rachel Weisz plays a professor enamoured with her younger student, played by Leo Woodall, in this erotic-comedy drama series based on the novel of the same name.
Re/Member: The Last Night (2026) – Japanese teen horror film.
The Fall Guy (2024) – Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt lead this action comedy film about a stuntman who finds himself involved in a conspiracy.

Friday 6 March

Boyfriend on Demand – South Korean romantic comedy series.
The Dinosaurs season 1 – Four-part documentary series about dinosaurs, executive produced by Steven Spielberg and narrated by Morgan Freeman.
The TikTok Killer – Spanish true crime documentary about a family's search for answers when a 42-year-old woman disappears in Spain after meeting a popular TikToker.
War Machine (2026) – New sci-fi action film starring Alan Ritchson and Dennis Quaid.

Saturday 7 March

Beastars season 3 part 2 – Long-awaited final batch of episodes from the Japanese anime series.
The Victim – Four-part Scottish thriller series that originally aired on BBC One, starring Kelly Macdonald, James Harkness and John Hannah.

Monday 9 March

The Garfield Movie (2024) – Animated Garfield movie featuring the voices of Chris Pratt and Samuel L Jackson.

Tuesday 10 March

I Swear (2025) – BAFTA-winning biographical drama starring Robert Aramayo as a man with severe Tourette's syndrome.
One Piece season 2 – Long-awaited second season of the live-action adaptation of the beloved manga.

Wednesday 11 March

Age of Attraction season 1 – Reality dating series in which singles search for their soulmates while not knowing their ages.
Louis Theroux: Inside the Manosphere (2026) – Louis Theroux's latest documentary film sees him meet and attempt to understand and interrogate some key influencers in the online 'Manosphere'.
The Man in the High Castle seasons 1-4 – All seasons of the dystopian alternate history series which originally aired on Prime Video, and stars Alexa Davalos and Rufus Sewell.

Thursday 12 March

Virgin River season 7 – New season of the beloved, long-running romantic drama series set in Northern California.

Friday 13 March

That Night – Spanish crime drama series about a single mother who gets embroiled in a murder during an island getaway.

Wednesday 18 March

Radioactive Emergency season 1 – Brazilian thriller series.

Thursday 19 March

Steel Ball Run: JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure season 1 – Japanese anime series.
Tyler Perry’s Beauty in Black season 2 part 2 – New batch of episodes from Tyler Perry's latest drama series.

Friday 20 March

Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man (2026) – Cillian Murphy returns as Tommy Shelby for this sequel film to the hit BBC drama series, with the character going up against his own son during World War Two.

Saturday 21 March

BTS: The Comeback Live | Arirang (2026) – Live stage show featuring the return of K-pop band BTS.

Wednesday 25 March

Heartbreak High season 3 – Third run of the Australian school-based comedy-drama, itself a reboot of the 1994 series of the same name.

Thursday 26 March

Jo Nesbø’s Detective Hole season 1 – Crime drama series for which Jo Nesbø has adapted his own Harry Hole novels, starring Tobias Santelmann and Joel Kinnaman.
Something Very Bad is Going to Happen – Horror series executive produced by The Duffer Brothers, about a disaster in the lead up to a wedding. Camila Morrone and Adam DiMarco star.

Friday 27 March

BTS: The Return (2026) – All-access documentary which follows BTS as they record their new album.

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