Did <em>MobLand</em> Actually Fire Tom Hardy?
Tom Hardy has reportedly been fired from the series MobLand due to on-set issues. Tensions arose between Hardy and his co-stars, leading to his alleged removal after season 2. The series has not yet been confirmed for a third season, which contributed to the conflict.
- ▪Tom Hardy was reported to have been fired from MobLand due to on-set issues.
- ▪Sources indicate that Hardy's behavior included refusing to come out of his trailer as a power play.
- ▪The series has not yet been renewed for a third season, despite its popularity.
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EntertainmentTVDid MobLand Actually Fire Tom Hardy?Follow TVView feedDid MobLand Actually Fire Tom Hardy?Here’s everything we know about the biggest blowup in Hollywood right now.By Eric FranciscoPublished: May 27, 2026 12:36 PM EDTSave ArticleShare ArticleLuke Varley2 min readMobLand is having some hard times. The gritty series about British crime families has fired one of its stars, Tom Hardy, due to what has been reported on May 22 as “on-set issues.” Now, another new report suggests the tension runs even deeper, with Hardy having clashed with his A-list co-stars.Here’s everything we know about Tom Hardy and his alleged removal from MobLand after season 2.On May 22, Variety reported Hardy was fired from MobLand following the end of season 2 production.
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