Mobland Season 2: Release Date, Trailer, New Cast & Plot Twists Revealed

MobLand’s brutal season-1 finale has viewers desperate to know whether Paramount+ will pull the trigger on MobLand Season 2, and the answer is looking more optimistic by the week. MobLand Season 2 renewal status Paramount+ has not handed out an official renewal yet, but both lead actor-executive producer Tom Hardy and series producer David Glasser have publicly said they are planning on returning for another chapter. Speaking to regional press earlier this month, Glasser stated that “there will be a Season 2—same team, same actors,” before adding that negotiations are “in the late stages.” Hardy echoed that optimism in a separate interview, teasing an “international” storyline that moves the Harrigan crime family beyond London’s East End. Projected release date Assuming Paramount+ signs the paperwork before summer, insiders expect filming to start in late-2025 once Hardy wraps Mad Max: The Wasteland. A typical 10-month production/post schedule would place the MobLand Season 2 release date in Q3 or Q4 2026. If the streamer waits until after Season 1 viewership totals are in, viewers may be looking at early 2027 instead. Returning cast • Tom Hardy as Harry Harrigan • Pierce Brosnan as Conrad O’Rourke • Helen Mirren as Maeve Harrigan • Sophie Cookson as Siobhán Harrigan • Ṣọpẹ Dìrísù as DI Michael O’Leary Hardy told TV Insider he “won’t do Season 2 without Brosnan,” and contract extensions for both have reportedly been drafted. New characters are also said to include a Sicilian fixer and a Balkan arms broker, hinting at storylines that broaden the show’s European scope. Plot expectations The Season 1 cliff-hanger left Harry fleeing London after Maeve exposed Conrad’s double-cross. Season 2 is rumored to pick up in Marseille, where Harry seeks new allies while MI5 tightens its dragnet. Sources close to the writers’ room have leaked that episodes will jump between southern France, Dublin and Istanbul, mirroring the global expansion of the Harrigan smuggling empire. Episode count and format MobLand Season 2 is expected to stick with the 10-episode, 55-minute format that proved binge-able in Season 1. However, Glasser hinted at one supersized “feature-length” finale to close the new arc. Production team Series creator Ronan Bennett remains the showrunner. Emmy-winning DoP Si Bell (Peaky Blinders) has already scouted Mediterranean locations, and composer Daniel Pemberton is contracted for two more years. Paramount+ reportedly wants at least part of the shoot to qualify for the U.K. tax credit, so Pinewood is expected to remain the primary studio base. Trailer and first-look footage No Season 2 trailer exists yet. Marketing typically rolls out about six months before premiere, so the earliest teaser would likely drop in spring 2026 if production stays on track. Fans can sign up for Paramount+ notifications or follow the show’s official X (Twitter) handle @MobLandSeries for real-time updates. How to catch up before Season 2 The full 10-episode first season is streaming exclusively on Paramount+. New viewers can test the waters through the platform’s 7-day free trial or bundle promotions with Showtime. Physical media collectors can also pre-order the 4K Blu-ray steelbook, slated for an August 12 2025 release. Why Paramount+ is likely to renew • Ratings: MobLand has trended in Paramount+’s Top 5 since launch, peaking at #2 during Episode 8’s drop. • Social buzz: The hashtag #MobLandSeason2 trended worldwide during Episode 9’s broadcast. • Star power: Hardy, Brosnan and Mirren give the streamer prestige ammo against Netflix’s Top 10 crime hits. • Franchise potential: Bennett has sketched out a three-season arc, maximizing syndication value for international partners. Bottom line While the green light isn’t yet official, behind-the-scenes chatter and on-record comments from Hardy and Glasser strongly indicate that MobLand Season 2 is only a matter of time. Expect clearer answers after the Season 1 finale streams on June 1, but fans can start sharpening their straight razors—the Harrigans are almost certainly coming back.