Tom Hardy Officially Fired From Paramount+'s Guy Ritchie Crime Thriller After 2 Seasons

Tom Hardy Officially Fired From Paramount+'s Guy Ritchie Crime Thriller After 2 Seasons




Tom Hardy has starred in plenty of big projects over the last few years, but few have picked up as much steam and developed the same level of audience as MobLand. Hardy's stardom is certainly part of what helped draw people to the show in the first place, but MobLand also features other stars like Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren at the front to draw an even more vast audience. If that wasn't enough, Paramount recruited tenured action and crime thriller director Guy Ritchie to direct several episodes of MobLand. He also produces the show, and while it's primarily written by Ronan Bennett, Ritchie is said to be heavily involved with the creative direction of the series. Bennett also recently wrote the first season of The Day of the Jackal, the Peacock original spy series based on the writings that inspired Reacher.


Tom Hardy has starred in plenty of big projects over the last few years, but few have picked up as much steam and developed the same level of audience as MobLand. Hardy's stardom is certainly part of what helped draw people to the show in the first place, but MobLand also features other stars like Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren at the front to draw an even more vast audience. If that wasn't enough, Paramount recruited tenured action and crime thriller director Guy Ritchie to direct several episodes of MobLand. He also produces the show, and while it's primarily written by Ronan Bennett, Ritchie is said to be heavily involved with the creative direction of the series. Bennett also recently wrote the first season of The Day of the Jackal, the Peacock original spy series based on the writings that inspired Reacher.

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