Paramount Drops Deal with Tom Hardy Amid Tension, Renews MobLand for Season 2 The news headline reads: ‘Paramount Drops Deal with Tom Hardy Amid Tension, Renews MobLand for Season 2'. The content highlights that Paramount Studios opted not to pick up Tom Hardy's option for season 3 of MobLand, a new crime series starring Tom Hardy, Pierce Brosnan, and Helen Mirren, due to on-set tensions during the production of the show's second season. Hardy was reported to be late to the set, request for script constructive criticism, and attempting to change scripted dialogue. on Thursday, May 21, that Paramount opted not to pick up Hardy's option for season 3 amid on-set tensions during the production of the show's second season. The report alleges that Hardy, 48, was late to set, asked to give notes on the script and attempted to change scripted dialogue. Paramount+ has had a lot of success with shows about antiheroes on the wrong side of the law. That trend continues this month with the debut of MobLand, a new crime series starring Tom Hardy, Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren.Harry Da Souza (Hardy) is thrust into a mob war between two of London's rival gangs, while Hardy plays lead character Harry Da Souza, a fixer for the Harrigan crime family, in the hit gang drama costarring, premiered in March 2025 and was an immediate success for Paramount+. Hardy serves as an executive producer on the series. Paramount+ renewed the drama for a second season in June 2025, citing the show's impact on the streaming service.Paramount+ subscribers are getting their money's worth in April with an incredible selection of movies, and executive producer David C. Glasser praised the extraordinary talent of crew and the incredible cast