Tom Hardy has been reportedly let go from the cast of 'MobLand' after conflicts with co-star Helen Mirren and executive producer Jez Butterworth. Sources indicate that Mirren, known for her professionalism, became increasingly frustrated with Hardy's behavior on set, including his habitual tardiness and perceived arrogance. An insider claimed that Mirren found it unacceptable when Hardy was seen playing games on his phone instead of preparing for scenes. Additionally, Hardy was said to have given unsolicited notes on the script, which further strained relationships. The actor was reportedly unhappy with the show's focus on Mirren and co-star Pierce Brosnan, feeling that his character was not given enough prominence. Tensions escalated to the point where Butterworth threatened to quit, prompting Paramount to make the decision to fire Hardy. Although Season 2 wrapped production in March, the show has not yet been renewed for a third season, and no premiere date has been announced. Hardy had previously expressed excitement about the role, despite facing significant physical health challenges.