The year 2026 has been eventful for director Guy Ritchie, particularly with the release of several projects, including the successful 'Young Sherlock' and the action thriller 'In The Grey'. However, the recent news of Tom Hardy's firing from 'MobLand' has overshadowed his achievements. Hardy, who played Harry Da Souza, was let go after Season 2 due to reported tensions with lead writer and executive producer Jez Butterworth. This decision has sparked outrage among fans, leading to a significant decline in viewership for 'MobLand', which was once among Paramount's top 10 titles globally. The show, which delves into the escalating conflict between rival mob families, is now facing uncertainty regarding its future. Hardy's previous on-set conflicts, including issues during the filming of 'Mad Max: Fury Road', have also come to light, raising questions about his professional relationships.