Tom Hardy sacked from “Mobland” TV series

Actor Tom Hardy has been reportedly fired from the Paramount+ crime series “Mobland” after the second season wrapped production in March. News sources revealed that Hardy was let go due to on-set issues with executive producer Jez Butterworth and production company 101 Studios. These issues included lateness and attempts to change the dialogue.

At this point, there is no official announcement about a third season of the show, so it’s unclear how Hardy’s character, Harry De Souza, will be addressed. The show also stars Pierce Brosnan, Helen Mirren, and Paddy Considine, following the Harrigan crime family, with Hardy playing a fixer for them. Created by Ronan Bennett, the series premiered on Paramount+ last spring and quickly became the second most-watched show on the platform.

While reports confirmed Hardy’s departure from the show, there are ongoing discussions about the possibility, as clarified by The Hollywood Reporter. The decision may hinge on the fact that a third season hasn’t been ordered yet, although a writer’s room is reportedly open for a potential season three. Stay tuned for further updates on the future of “Mobland.”