Pierce Brosnan Denies MobLand Tensions, Calls Tom Hardy ‘Anchor’ of Show
Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren defend Tom Hardy amid MobLand rumors. Cast calls reports a 'storm in a teacup.'
POLICY WIRE — London, United Kingdom — Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren have spoken out to clear the air around recent claims of tension on the set of Paramount+’s crime series MobLand, which stars co-star Tom Hardy.
Reports earlier this year suggested that Hardy had been causing delays on set, with sources claiming he would stay in his trailer for extended periods. These allegations sparked speculation that the actor might not return for a third season of the show.
Brosnan said the rumors came as a surprise to the cast, adding that he first learned of the controversy through a text from his son while on vacation. He reached out to Hardy, expressing his support, calling him “a painter” and a fellow actor.
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Mirren also publicly supported Hardy, sharing a post on Instagram that read, “Love you now and always, Helen.” She emphasized the importance of addressing false rumors quickly and noted that the cast has long been a supportive unit.
Hardy, who plays Harry Da Souza in the series, was confirmed to return for the third season, as Paramount+ officially renewed the show. Brosnan called Hardy the “anchor” of the series, stating that without him, the show wouldn’t exist.
At the second-season premiere in London, all three actors appeared together, showing unity. Brosnan praised Hardy’s work and described the cast as a “rock solid” family. Hardy, in turn, expressed admiration for Brosnan and Mirren, calling them “awesome” and “actors that came before me.”
Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)
