Recent rumors about Tom Hardy’s involvement in MobLand season 2 sparked questions, but the cast has described the set as a "fun" environment. Now that MobLand season 2 is available on Paramount+, attention has turned to the upcoming season 3. In late May, The Hollywood Reporter (THR) reported that if MobLand season 3 was renewed—which it has been—filming would begin later this year. However, rumors about Hardy's behavior on set reportedly "spooked producers" and allegedly led to his firing from the show. THR's source claimed that Hardy "refused to come out of his trailer for hours at a time" and "kept the cast waiting," which was described as a "power play." The source added that keeping actors like Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren waiting could be "career suicide." A separate source refuted these claims, stating that Hardy was not fired and that the door remains open for season 3. The source noted that "things are being worked through creatively." Hardy is confirmed to return for MobLand season 3, and the cast has quickly dismissed any supposed tension on set. Anson Boone (Eddie Harrigan), Mandeep Dhillion (Seraphina Harrigan), and Teddie Allen (Gina Da Souza) all confirmed to TechRadar that the cast is "all family." Dhillon described the on-set atmosphere as "just fun" and noted that the cast is "so comfortable" with each other. Boone added that in season 1, they were "getting to know each other," but in season 2, they are "all pals now." Helen Mirren posted a message of support for Hardy on Instagram, writing, "love you now and always, Helen." Boone described the set as feeling "like family," emphasizing the satisfaction of filming big group scenes. He noted that in season 2, the cast was "banished to the four corners of the kingdom" and filming scenes separately, but it was "so much fun to film" knowing that everyone would eventually come together. The cast's positive descriptions of the set environment suggest that the rumors of tension may not reflect the actual on-set experience.