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Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren say they were blindsided by Tom Hardy reports about "MobLand"

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Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren told The Hollywood Reporter they were blindsided by reports concerning Tom Hardy. They said they never considered moving the show forward without Hardy in season three, calling him the center of the series who lets them play crazy characters.

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Key facts

  1. Pierce Brosnan said he and Helen Mirren were blindsided by Tom Hardy reports.
  2. Helen Mirren said she and Brosnan were blindsided by Tom Hardy reports.
  3. They told The Hollywood Reporter they never considered moving the show forward without Hardy in season three.
  4. They described Hardy as the center of the show who allows them to play crazy characters.

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