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Helen Mirren may have had to wait on set, but it looks like she’s still got her back MobLand Co-star Tom Hardy.
The actress took to Instagram to express her support for Hardy amid reports that the actor made the show’s cast and crew wait for hours while he stayed in his trailer.
Mirren posted a photo of Hardy and wrote: “I love you now and forever.”
the MobLand Controversy was sparked by reports in multiple outlets that Hardy would be fired for unprofessional conduct during his second season. Hollywood Reporter He did not echo the shooting allegation, but confirmed complaints of behavior on set.
“He refused to come out of his trailer for hours on end,” a source told Production Shutdown. THR“He kept the actors waiting, [which is] Power play. Keeping Pierce Brosnan, Helen Mirren and others waiting is tantamount to career suicide, I’d wager.
Now sources close to the Paramount+ show say they’re trying to work things out with Hardy for a potential third season in the Guy Ritchie series.
The move comes amid Mirren’s inadvertent appearance in the headlines after a man called the 80-year-old Oscar winner an “evil Zionist bitch” on the streets of London on Wednesday (Mirren is not Jewish, but has long been outspoken in her support of Israel).
MobLand Produced by 101 Studios and MTV Entertainment Studios. Hardy plays Harry Da Souza, a go-between for the Harrigan crime family led by patriarch Conrad (Brosnan) and matriarch Maeve (Mirren). Paddy Considine, Joan Froggatt, Lara Pulver, Anson Boone, Jasmine Jobson, Mandip Dillon, Geoff Bell, Danielle Bates, Janet McTeer, Jordi Molla and Toby Jones star in supporting roles.
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