Pierce Brosnan shares update on MobLand Season 2, suggesting plans are underway for the celebrated crime drama’s anticipated second chapter, even in the absence of official confirmation from Paramount+. In a recent discussion, Brosnan signaled confidence that both he and Tom Hardy are likely to be back as Conrad Harrigan and Harry Da Souza, fueling excitement among the show’s many fans.
Brosnan’s Anticipation for Second Season Grows
Speaking with MovieWeb, Brosnan expressed his enthusiasm for returning to MobLand as Conrad Harrigan, the powerful family patriarch. The hit series, crafted by Guy Ritchie, has established a loyal following thanks to a gripping storyline and a dynamic cast that includes Tom Hardy, who takes on the role of fixer Harry Da Souza, Helen Mirren as Maeve Harrigan, Paddy Considine as Kevin Harrigan, Anson Boon as Eddie Harrigan, Geoff Bell as Richie Stevenson, and Joanne Froggatt as Jan Da Souza. Brosnan spoke highly of his experience and the desire to reunite with this talented group, revealing:
“Well, I think the whole world is waiting to see the second season, and I believe they will be going ahead with a second season. As far as I know, it hasn’t been officially announced as yet, but people would love to see it. I had the greatest time working with this great company of actors. Yeah, it’s been a resounding success.”
—Pierce Brosnan, Actor
A Record-Breaking Debut for MobLand
The success of MobLand’s premiere season on Paramount+ has only increased speculation about its continuation. Both audiences and critics responded enthusiastically, earning the crime series ratings of 75% and 77% on Rotten Tomatoes, respectively. With an impressive 2.2 million viewers tuning in, MobLand set a new record as the largest global launch for Paramount+ to date, making a second season appear inevitable.
Brosnan is not the only cast member eager for MobLand’s return. At the series premiere, Tom Hardy shared his anticipation, simply stating:
“I hope so, I hope so.”
—Tom Hardy, Actor
David Glasser, producer and CEO of 101 Studios, echoed this optimism, giving viewers an encouraging update:
“There will be, there will be, yes there will be. Same team, same everybody. And Guy, and the directors Anthony Burns. Same actor, same actors.”
—David Glasser, Producer & CEO, 101 Studios
These signals from both cast and production hint that the next installment will bring back familiar faces like Hardy, Brosnan, Mirren, and the creative team, including Guy Ritchie and Anthony Burns, to continue the tense saga.
Plot and Characters: What to Expect Next
The high-octane premise set up in the first season leaves fans wondering about the fate of Harry Da Souza and the Harrigan clan. The stakes remain high for both the Da Souza and Harrigan crime families. The official synopsis of Season 1 describes a landscape of shifting power and difficult loyalties:
“Power is up for grabs as two warring crime families clash in a battle that threatens to topple empires and ruin lives. In the crossfire stands Harry Da Souza, a street-smart ‘fixer’ who knows too well where loyalties lie when opposing forces collide.”
—MobLand Official Synopsis
As questions mount about whether MobLand’s violent conflicts will end for Harry Da Souza, the compelling performances by Tom Hardy, Pierce Brosnan, and the rest of the cast—including Helen Mirren as matriarch Maeve Harrigan, Joanne Froggatt as Jan Da Souza, and Paddy Considine as Kevin Harrigan—remain a central draw for the series. Supporting roles filled by actors like Geoff Bell and Anson Boon continue to add depth to the show’s universe.
Cultural Impact and Prospects
MobLand’s explosive debut, coupled with strong critical and popular support, has made it a standout on the streaming platform, suggesting that anticipation for further episodes will only grow. The all-star cast’s return, particularly the on-screen dynamic between Tom Hardy and Pierce Brosnan, is poised to be a major selling point for new and returning viewers.
While Brosnan is currently engaged in new projects, including sharing the screen with Samuel L. Jackson in the Western film The Unholy Trinity directed by Richard Gray and written by Lee Zachariah, his comments reinforce the sense that MobLand’s story is far from over, especially following its recent string of achievements. The show’s compelling portrayal of crime family battles and nuanced characters ensures that interest in a second season will remain strong.
As fans look forward to official word from Paramount+ and 101 Studios, comments from the cast and crew continue to stoke excitement. With Pierce Brosnan sharing updates on MobLand Season 2 and both he and Tom Hardy eager to revisit their acclaimed roles, all indications point to the series returning soon to continue its thrilling narrative of power, loyalty, and survival.
