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Paramount+ has renewed MobLand for a third season with Tom Hardy returning as Harry Da Souza alongside Helen Mirren and Pierce Brosnan; the renewal comes ahead of Season 2’s Sept. 18 premiere and follows a behind‑the‑scenes shakeup that was resolved in London, with new episodes continuing the Harrigan crime saga and airing weekly on Fridays (Season 2 finale Nov. 20).
Paramount+ released the MobLand season 2 trailer, bringing Tom Hardy back as Harry Da Souza to navigate a deeper Harrigan family crime empire, now facing rivals and internal tensions after Conrad Harrigan and Maeve are released from jail. The 10-episode season debuts Sept. 18 with new episodes dropping weekly on Fridays; Hardy has reportedly patched backstage tensions and will continue into season 3.
Paramount+ released a trailer for MobLand season 2, teaming Tom Hardy with Helen Mirren and Pierce Brosnan as the Harrigan crime dynasty faces new threats; Hardy’s Harry Da Souza vows to save the empire in a season that drops new episodes on Fridays starting Sept. 18 and runs through a Nov. 20 finale.
Paramount+ released the full MobLand Season 2 trailer, showing crime boss Conrad Harrigan (Pierce Brosnan) and his wife Maeve (Helen Mirren) returning to business as rivals close in; the 10-episode season promises escalating violence and tension within the Harrigan clan and features Tom Hardy as Harry. It premieres Sept. 18, 2026, with no announced renewal for a third season.
Paramount+ released the official trailer for MobLand Season 2, a Guy Ritchie crime drama led by Tom Hardy as a fixer for mob boss Conrad Harrigan (Pierce Brosnan). The 10-episode season premieres September 18 with new episodes dropping each Friday through November 20. Season 1 will be available beforehand on Paramount+'s Free Content Hub (Aug 18) and later on Pluto TV and other partners. The ensemble also includes Helen Mirren, Janet McTeer and others, with production notes noting Hardy’s initial departure and subsequent return amid behind‑the‑scenes friction.
MobLand Season 2 will launch globally on Paramount+ on Sept. 18, 2026, with a teaser showing the Harrigan crime family fracturing as rival gangs threaten their north London empire. Tom Hardy returns as Harry De Souza, joined by Pierce Brosnan (Conrad Harrigan) and Helen Mirren, in a season produced by Guy Ritchie and Jez Butterworth that picks up after a 2025 renewal and centers on internal civil war within the family.
Famke Janssen revealed at a Malta film festival masterclass that her London screen test for Xenia Onatopp in GoldenEye was nerve-wracking and she pushed through Bond's publicity machine; she also said she broke a rib during the bathhouse fight with Pierce Brosnan when he supposedly threw her into a padded wall, with the injury only becoming clear months later as filming continued for six months. She spoke about navigating stigma for women in action roles, choosing long-lasting projects, and even later working with Woody Allen after a psychic predicted it.
Tom Hardy reportedly refused to come out of his MobLand trailer for hours during season two, leaving co-stars like Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren waiting and prompting producers to rethink his future on the show. With season three not yet renewed, THR notes it could begin filming in September if greenlit, but Hardy’s on-set behavior has spooked the production. The report mentions clashes with high-profile cast and past remarks about Hardy’s reputation, though reps did not comment.
Pierce Brosnan had Aston Martin’s Vanquish built for Die Another Day and watched it come together after filming, but a 2015 Malibu house fire destroyed the car; only two kick-plate plaques reading “Hand built in England for Pierce Brosnan” remain, while the Vanquish remains a legendary Bond-era machine with notable performance and gadgetry, and collectors still eye related promos and hero cars for resale.
A Guardian op-ed revisiting Naseem Hamed’s rise under Brendan Ingle, as portrayed in the biopic Giant with Pierce Brosnan playing Ingle, and exploring the mentor‑pupil dynamic, the line between talent and nurture, the trainer’s influence on champions, the tensions over purses, and how the film rekindles old wounds while ending on a note of reconciliation.
Pierce Brosnan discusses his versatile acting career, his recent role in Giant, his views on aging and mortality, and his personal life, including his Christmas plans and feelings about the James Bond franchise, emphasizing his gratitude for his evolving career and family.
Pierce Brosnan has reunited with his estranged son Christopher after 20 years of separation due to his son's struggles with drug addiction, marking a heartfelt moment of forgiveness and family healing in London.
'The Thursday Murder Club' is a cozy, conventional mystery film featuring a star-studded cast led by Helen Mirren and Pierce Brosnan, about retirees solving a murder case. While it relies on familiar tropes and clichés, its charm lies in its cast and gentle humor, making it an entertaining but unoriginal addition to the old-people mystery genre.
Paramount+ has renewed its popular series MobLand for a second season, following its success as the second most-watched original on the platform with over 26 million viewers globally. The series, featuring stars like Tom Hardy, Pierce Brosnan, and Helen Mirren, has been a hit both domestically and internationally, and is produced by notable creators including Guy Ritchie and Jez Butterworth.
Pierce Brosnan believes Aaron Taylor-Johnson has the talent and charisma to play James Bond, endorsing him as a potential successor to Daniel Craig. Brosnan praised Taylor-Johnson's performance in the 2009 film The Greatest and expressed support for him taking on the iconic role. Producers have reportedly extended a formal offer to Taylor-Johnson for the part, making him a frontrunner alongside other actors like Cillian Murphy.