Tense on-set clashes led to Tom Hardy being fired from ‘Mobland’ series, source says
Tom Hardy tells off radio presenter as Hollywood actor defends small Welsh town
Actor Tom Hardy was reportedly fired from the British crime drama “Mobland” after two seasons, following repeated clashes with producers and concerns over his on-set behavior.
Unnamed sources claim Hardy frequently caused production delays by refusing to leave his trailer for hours, keeping high-profile co-stars such as Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren waiting.
Further reports indicate Hardy often requested to give extensive notes on scripts and expressed displeasure with the increased focus on his co-stars in the Paramount+ series.
This alleged conduct is not an isolated incident, recalling Hardy’s well-documented feud with Charlize Theron during the filming of “Mad Max: Fury Road,” which also involved issues of tardiness and on-set tension.
“Mobland,” which premiered in 2025 and has already completed its second season, is a highly successful original program for Paramount+, making Hardy’s reported departure a significant development for its anticipated third season.
