Pierce Brosnan: Tom Hardy 'Feud' on MobLand Set Just a 'Storm in a Teacup'!
Pierce Brosnan: Tom Hardy 'Feud' on MobLand Set Just a 'Storm in a Teacup'!
Pierce Brosnan clears the air on reported tensions with co-star Tom Hardy during 'MobLand' filming, calling it a "storm in a teacup." Get the full story on the hit crime series! #MobLand
Hollywood legend Pierce Brosnan has finally addressed the swirling rumors of an on-set feud with co-star Tom Hardy during the filming of Guy Ritchie's crime series, MobLand. Brosnan, who reprises his role as the formidable Conrad Harrigan, dismissed the reported tensions as nothing more than a “storm in a teacup.” The series, which also features the iconic Dame Helen Mirren, garnered significant media attention during the production of its second season due to widespread reports of clashes, with Tom Hardy frequently cited as being at the heart of the controversy.
Rumors suggested that Hardy kept cast and crew waiting, allegedly feuded with co-creators Ronan Bennett and Jez Butterworth, and might even be departing the show before a third season. Speaking at the MobLand season two world premiere in central London, the 73-year-old Brosnan offered a different perspective. "Oh my God, it was a storm in a teacup, really," he told the Press Association.
He expressed profound admiration for Hardy, stating, "I love the dude.
I love Tom Hardy. I'm a massive fan of the man's work.
Truly.
Brosnan emphasized the strong bond among the cast and crew, portraying them as a cohesive
company" and "family." He explained the fast-paced nature of their work schedule, which leaves little time for socializing off-set. "Everyone shows up for work, and everybody's just there on the spot. It moves very fast so it's not like we go out and socialise and go to the pub or anything like that.
Everyone goes home to their families and before you know it, you've done 10 episodes." His comments aim to quell the speculation that has surrounded the production, reassuring fans that despite the intense filming environment, the cast remains united. The second season of MobLand is highly anticipated, and Brosnan's remarks likely bring a sense of relief to those concerned about the behind-the-scenes dynamics of their favorite crime drama.
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