Multiple outlets report that Tom Hardy will not return for a third season of Paramount+’s crime drama ‘MobLand,’ following completion of season 2 production. Variety and Deadline both report that Hardy is not set to appear in season 3, with Deadline confirming the decision and noting that Paramount+ is already preparing for the possibility of a renewal, including a writers’ room. Several reports link the change to issues during the making of season 2. The Hollywood Reporter describes disruptive behavior on set, including claims that Hardy refused to appear for a trailer-related activity and kept co-stars Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren waiting for hours, characterizing the reported conduct as potentially damaging to his position on the series. The Independent similarly reports that Hardy was fired after clashes with production. Forbes also frames the reports as a firing ahead of season 2’s release. While the outlets differ in emphasis and wording—ranging from “not asked to return” to “fired”—they generally agree that Hardy’s involvement ends after season 2, and that on-set conflicts are central to the reported outcome.