The new gangster drama series starring Tom Hardy was already picking up a ton of hype and traction on social media long ...

With Helen Mirren pulling cocaine out of her cleavage and Pierce Brosnan adjusting his balls, "MobLand" is laced with the "Gentlemen" director's morbid sense of humor and rooted in his fondness ...

By Daniel Fienberg Chief Television Critic MobLand was created by Ronan Bennett (The Day of the Jackal), who wrote at least the first two episodes with playwright Jez Butterworth, while Ritchie ...

The Paramount+ series “MobLand” premiered on Sunday, March 30, and the reviews are already pouring in. Over on Rotten Tomatoes, the crime drama has a 78 percent approval rating based on 23 ...

That is exactly what happens at the outset of “MobLand,” and it’s hardly the only bit of well-trod territory in a series rescued, almost perversely, by the familiar—Pierce Brosnan ...

This new crime drama is slick, stylish, and... relatable? Well, almost. Part of why MobLand is so compelling is watching Hardy's character juggle all of his various tasks for the Harrigan family.

So, it’s almost radical seeing Hardy pull back in Paramount+’s MobLand, a project that lets him exude strength and swagger in subtle ways. As Harry Da Souza, a “fixer” to the powerful ...

In addition to Hardy and Brosnan, Mobland stars Helen Mirren, Paddy Considine, Lara Pulver, Joanne Froggatt, Mandeep Dhillon, and Anson Boon.

From mediator to executioner in the first scene alone: MobLand is about getting you a man who can do both. Tom Hardy, as charismatic a screen presence as ever, stars as Harry Da Souza, a top-level ...

Starring Tom Hardy and Piers Brosnan, Mobland will hopefully fill the gap left by end of The Gentlemen until season 2 arrives. British director Guy Ritchie is arguably in the form of his life ...