Pierce Brosnan and Tom Hardy’s Smash-Hit Crime Series Finally Gets the Update We’ve Been Waiting for

The Harrigans are back – and so is Chaos. Paramount+’s hit gangster saga MobLand has officially started filming its long-awaited second seasonwith a new image on set confirming the return of Pierce Brosnan, Tom HardyAnd Helene Mirren. The news comes months after the first season’s explosive finale left viewers hanging — and weeks after the show found a new streaming home on HBO Max, where it quickly rose up the charts.

Created and produced by Guy Ritchie And Jez Butterworththe series is a stylish and bloody mix of crime, family drama and dark comedy – very much in the vein of the filmmaker’s previous successes. To tear out, The GentlemenAnd Lock, stock and two smoking barrels. And even though Ritchie’s projects have always been filled with thugs and rebels, MobLandThe first season of brought something even more serious: a Shakespearean detective epic about power, betrayal and inheritance.

While the details on MobLand The plot of Season 2 remains under wraps, with early reports suggesting the fallout from the Season 1 finale will be central. As their loyalties are tested and their bodies are buried, Conrad and Maeve’s empire faces threats from within and outside the family.

Sources close to production have hinted that the series plans to “go even further” for the new season, expanding the world of MobLand beyond London to explore family ties across Europe and the United States

How good is “MobLand”?

Collider gave the series a positive review and praised its addition to Paramount+, praising the performances of the actors, particularly Brosnan and Mirren.

MobLand comes to life every time Brosnan and Mirren are on screen. Both performers rely on what we typically expect of them, but it doesn’t take long before we start to lose faith in their characters. They’re evil to begin with, despite what their cunning charisma may tell you, but their relationships with Harry, their family members, and even their own partners are constantly called into question.

Just as Taylor Sheridan demonstrated through shows like Yellow stone And King of TulsaRitchie has a real talent for creating TV shows that will keep you invested. MobLand isn’t a great reinvention of the gangster show, but it offers lots of twists and turns, combined with a magnetic cast it will make you look forward to each new episode.

MobLand Season 2 is currently in production. Season 1 is streaming on Paramount+ and HBO Max.