The cast of MobLand looked cosy as rumours of a fallout with Tom Hardy were played down at the series two premiere of the hit crime drama in London08:44, 11 Sep 2026Updated 08:45, 11 Sep 2026Dame Helen Mirren looked amazing on the red carpet for the MobLand series two premiere in London on Thursday. It comes as the veteran actress had to play down reports of a rift involving the star-studded cast.‌And she was seen cosying up to her co-star Tom Hardy the event at the Odeon Luxe in Leicester Square. Helen, 81, wore a dazzling sequinned gown from designer Jenny Packham. for the event.‌While her dress was said to have been worth over £4,000, Tom appeared to go for a more casual look. The Peaky Blinders star wore a white shirt with a blue painting of The Tower of Babel and paired it with white trousers. Pierce was in his signature smart suit and tie.‌Stars Helen and Tom were then joined by Pierce Brosnan with the trio posing for pictures for the first time since allegations were made of an on-set rift. Helen defended Tom, 48, after claims he had behaved poorly on set and was leaving his role on Guy Ritchie's show.He plays a notorious mob family's fixer Harry Da Souza in the London-set crime drama. While Pierce and Helen take on the roles of the heads of the family, known as the Harrigans.‌It was reported before the series two release that there was major tension between Tom and members of the production team over the direction of the show.Showing her support for her co-star Tom, Helen told him 'Love you now and always' and stated publicly she would work with him again in a 'heartbeat'.Speaking to Radio Times, she said: "'You do learn certain things as you get older. About how to work with people, really.'‌She added: "What you learn is every single person is different; every single person has their own way of doing things. There's not one way, there's a million different ways."What you want is what's on the screen, or what's on the stage, to be great. And the only way to do that is for everyone to feel that they can be free to create and explore and experiment and f*** up,' adding that she herself has 'endlessly' 'f**ked up'."‌It's said that now, producers Jez Butterworth and David Glasser are working through their creative differences with the star in time to start shooting series three.It was announced before the launch of series two that there will be a third instalment. An announcement from the streamer, Paramount stated: “The Harrigan family’s fight for power is far from over.”The statement went on to tease: “The third season will see the return of Tom Hardy as loyal fixer Harry da Souza, alongside Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren as crime family patriarch and matriarch Conrad and Maeve Harrigan”.Article continues belowLike this story? For more of the latest showbiz news and gossip, follow Mirror Celebs on TikTok, Snapchat, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and Threads.