Tom Hardy not fired from ‘MobLand’ — despite claims of ‘on-set issues’
Tom Hardy has not been fired from the series 'MobLand' despite recent rumors. A source indicated that creative discussions are ongoing for a potential Season 3. Reports of on-set issues, including Hardy's tardiness and conflicts with co-stars, have circulated but remain unconfirmed.
- ▪Tom Hardy was not terminated from 'MobLand' as previously reported.
- ▪Executive producer Guy Ritchie is reportedly advocating for Hardy's continued involvement in the series.
- ▪Sources claim Hardy's behavior on set, including being late and giving script notes, caused tension with co-stars.
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TV Tom Hardy not fired from ‘MobLand’ — despite claims of ‘on-set issues’ By Tamantha Ryan Published May 28, 2026, 2:46 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add Page Six on Google Tom Hardy was not terminated from “MobLand” — despite reports claiming he was let go due to “on-set issues.” “Tom was not fired, the door is not closed for Season 3 and things are being worked through creatively,” a source close to production told Variety Thursday. The outlet reported that Guy Ritchie, who executive-produced and directed several episodes in both seasons of the Paramount+ series, is possibly “pushing” for David Glasser — whose 101 Studios produces the show — “to make it work.” 8 Tom Hardy (seen above) was not fired from “MobLand.” Luke Varley/Paramount+ 8 “The door is not…
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