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Deadline reports that Pierce Brosnan has downplayed reports of behind-the-scenes friction on the Paramount+ series MobLand, describing the reported clash between Tom Hardy and showrunner Jez Butterworth as a "storm in a teacup." Brosnan made the comments at the show's Season 2 premiere in London, where he was asked about Hardy's alleged timekeeping issues and creative disagreements with Butterworth. The veteran actor's dismissal suggests the production has moved past whatever tensions may have existed during filming.
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