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Mobland Season 3 locked with Tom Hardy after on-set tensions ease

Tom Hardy's Season 3 return was confirmed after he met with showrunner Butterworth and producers to resolve tensions.

Tom Hardy faced firing rumors after alleged on-set tensions and timekeeping issues during Mobland Season 2. Pierce Brosnan called the reports a 'storm in a teacup.'

He loves Tom Hardy and has great respect for his work. Helen Mirren said the relationships on set are amazing and extraordinary.

Paramount confirmed Season 3 this month. Hardy met with showrunner Jez Butterworth and producer David C. Glasser in London to resolve tensions.

The meeting settled the dispute, and all three actors are set to return for the new season.

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Why it mattersFans worried the on-set drama would end the show or force Hardy out. Season 3 with all three actors returning answers both concerns.

AustraliaMobland streams on Paramount+ in Australia; Season 3 confirmation means Australian fans will get new episodes to watch in 2027.

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