As Harry Da Souza, a “fixer” to the powerful Harrigan crime family, Tom Hardy doesn’t need a wild voice or physical quirk to warn rivals he’s dangerous. In fact, Harry’s pleasant demeanor, everyman style,

Tom Hardy plays a fixer for a London crime family in Guy Ritchie's "MobLand" on Paramount+.

"Venom" star Tom Hardy and former "James Bond" actor Pierce Brosnan were among the stars who attended the New York City premiere of the Paramount+ series "MobLand," which arrived on the streamer Sunday.

Episodes will continue to air every Sunday until the season 1 finale premieres on Sunday, June 1. “MobLand” began as an origin story to the Showtime series “Ray Donovan.” Originally titled “The Donovans,

You don’t have to get up on account of me,” he deadpans to a club guard who approaches him threateningly, flashing his piece and adding a polite “Thank you, though.” He specifies to the stabbing victim that if he talks,

Tom Hardy graced the red carpet at the New York premiere of director Guy Ritchie's latest crime thriller, “MobLand.” Hardy plays a fixer for the Harrigans, a London crime family. (April 1)

Tom Hardy says he got close to making a Venom crossover with Tom Holland's Spider-Man before talks fell through.

Venom star Tom Hardy says he "would have loved to have done" a crossover movie with Tom Holland's Spider-Man during his time playing the head-munching symbiote.While promoting his new crime series Mobland,

Before Tom Hardy and Sony brought "Venom" to the big screen as a solo protagonist, the character was an iconic villain of Marvel's Spider-Man. And it sounds like there was very nearly a crossover with Tom Holland's Spider-Man series in the MCU.