AceShowbiz - MobLand has been shaken by reports of significant off-camera conflicts involving Tom Hardy, who recently left the Paramount+ crime drama. Hardy, who portrayed mob family fixer Harry Da Souza and also served as an executive producer, reportedly departed after the completion of filming for Season 2.

According to sources, tensions arose between Tom Hardy and the series’ producers, including David Glasser and Jez Butterworth. These disputes reportedly culminated in the decision to ask Hardy to leave the show following the completion of his work on the upcoming season. While there remains a slight chance for Hardy’s return, current writing for Season 3 is proceeding without him in mind.

A detailed report from The Hollywood Reporter reveals that Hardy’s behavior on set caused frustrations for co-stars such as Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren, who play the crime family’s patriarch and matriarch. Allegedly, Hardy spent considerable time isolated in his trailer, leading to delays and keeping fellow cast members waiting during filming.

Paramount+, Tom Hardy, Pierce Brosnan, Helen Mirren, and production company 101 Studios have been contacted for comment but have not issued statements.

Regarding the show's storyline, MobLand was renewed for a second season by Paramount+ in June 2025. Executive producer and director Guy Ritchie has confirmed the sophomore season will premiere sometime in 2026. The first season concluded with key dramatic events including the imprisonment of characters Conrad and Maeve, Harry declining an offer from a rival mobster, and a shocking accident involving Jan and her husband.

Fans of MobLand can expect new developments as Season 2 prepares to stream, albeit without Tom Hardy’s involvement. The show’s future story arcs will continue evolving, reflecting the changes behind the scenes as well as on screen.

This article is based on reporting originally published by TVLine.