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Tom Hardy and co-stars say there was no firing on MobLand set

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Tom Hardy and his co‑stars downplayed reports of drama on the MobLand production, stating that no one was fired. Pierce Brosnan described the situation as "a bit of a storm in a teacup," and Helen Mirren added that they are professionals who get on with the work.

Why it matters

Fans receive clarification that alleged on‑set firing did not happen, addressing rumors about the production.

Key facts

  1. Tom Hardy and his co‑stars said there was no firing on the MobLand set
  2. Pierce Brosnan called the alleged drama "a storm in a teacup"
  3. Helen Mirren said the cast are professionals who get on with it

Evidence

Credible reporting, but no official confirmation yet.

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