Rumours circulate about Tom Hardy’s involvement in the Paramount+ crime drama “MobLand,” including claims that he was fired following disputes with production figures. Multiple outlets report that the issue gained attention after earlier reporting suggested Hardy was not asked to return for a potential third season. However, other coverage indicates the situation may not be a definitive exit: Variety is cited as reporting that Hardy has not been formally removed and that “the door is not closed for season three,” with creative discussions continuing. The alleged on-set tension is framed in some reports as clashes involving producers, while other claims connect the disagreement more broadly to production dynamics.

In response to the reports, Helen Mirren publicly signals support for Hardy. Several outlets say Mirren posts on Instagram stating “Love you now and always,” without directly addressing the firing claims. The Hollywood Reporter and others describe this as support amid ongoing efforts to move forward with “MobLand” season three. Additional reporting suggests filming for a new season is being discussed, with shooting reportedly planned to begin in the autumn, though Hardy’s role remains unclear.