'Mobland' star Tom Hardy accused of 'career suicide' after allegedly leaving castmates stranded on set: report
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Key Points:
- Tom Hardy's involvement with the Paramount+ series "Mobland" is reportedly uncertain due to alleged on-set conflicts and delays caused by his extended absences in his trailer, affecting co-stars Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren.
- Reports indicate Hardy was frequently late to filming during season two and often made unauthorized script changes, contributing to production challenges.
- These issues echo past reports from "Mad Max: Fury Road," where director George Miller noted friction between Hardy and Charlize Theron, citing differences in work discipline and performance styles.
- It remains unclear if "Mobland" will be renewed for a third season, though production would potentially begin in September if greenlit.
- Hardy is known for notable roles in films like "Inception," "The Dark Knight Rises," and "Venom," and currently portrays a key character, Harry Da Souza, in "Mobland."