How Will ‘MobLand’ Write Out Tom Hardy? 4 Theories
Producers are reconsidering Hardy’s role after reports said he was late, stayed in his trailer for hours and tried to change dialogue.
- Tom Hardy's future with Paramount+ series MobLand remains uncertain despite reports he was fired, after the British actor clashed with executive producer Jez Butterworth and others at David Glasser's 101 Studios during season two production.
- A source told The Hollywood Reporter that Hardy refused to leave his trailer for hours as a 'power play,' leaving co-stars Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren waiting; Puck News reported he arrived late repeatedly and offered unsolicited script changes.
- Director George Miller detailed similar behavior on Mad Max: Fury Road, saying Hardy 'had to be coaxed out of his trailer,' contrasting him with co-star Charlize Theron who was 'incredibly disciplined' and 'always the first one on set.'
- Paramount reportedly declined to pick up Hardy for season three after his clashes with producers, though sources say his fate remains undetermined, while executive producer Butterworth allegedly threatened to quit over his behavior.
- Hardy's contract contained a mutual option for season three, meaning he could have declined to return himself; fans online have speculated whether producers will replace or kill off his character Harry Da Souza.
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It is still uncertain whether a third season of the series MobLand will come to Paramount+. The behavior of lead actor Tom Hardy, which is causing tension on set according to sources at The Hollywood Reporter, is said to be the cause.
Hollywood Source Says Tom Hardy May've Committed 'Career Suicide' With Move He Pulled On Pierce Brosnan And Helen Mirren On 'MobLand' Set
Inside source says Tom Hardy may have committed "career suicide" by making Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren wait for him on the MobLand set.
'Mobland' star Tom Hardy accused of 'career suicide' after allegedly leaving castmates stranded on set: report
Tom Hardy's future with "Mobland" is reportedly in limbo after sources allege the actor kept co-stars Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren waiting by staying in his trailer for hours.
Tom Hardy Accused of Hiding Out in Trailer During 'MobLand' Production
Tom Hardy's alleged trailer habits are becoming the real "MobLand" drama ... with a report claiming the actor repeatedly stayed holed up for hours during filming, causing major frustration behind the scenes.
Tom Hardy kept Mobland co-stars waiting for ‘hours’ in ‘power play,’ source claims
Hardy was reportedly fired from the British gangster series after two seasons, following clashes with producers
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