Overview
- Variety reported Thursday that multiple production sources said Hardy was not fired, that “the door is not closed for season three,” and that negotiations are ongoing to resolve creative differences.
- Earlier industry reports from Puck and The Hollywood Reporter claimed Paramount had opted not to retain Hardy and published allegations of problematic on‑set behaviour including prolonged stays in his trailer and lateness.
- Dame Helen Mirren publicly posted a photo of Hardy on Instagram saying “Love you now and always,” a show of support that outlets cited while reporting there is no clear personal rift between the stars.
- Season 2 has largely finished filming but still requires reshoots, Season 3 has not been formally greenlit, and the show's return now hinges on whether the streamer approves a renewal and any agreement with Hardy.
- MobLand is a major commercial hit for Paramount+, Guy Ritchie and other producers are said to want Hardy to stay, and his continued involvement would shape casting, promotion and the series’ creative direction.