Netflix is officially removing Tom Hardy’s divisive $1 billion epic, and the article notes that subscribers in certain regions don’t have much time to revisit his performance in The Dark Knight Rises.
Why it matters
Fans of Tom Hardy would note that a major streaming platform is pulling a high‑profile project featuring him.
Key facts
- Netflix is officially removing a Tom Hardy epic
- The epic is described as divisive
- The epic is described as costing $1 billion
Evidence
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