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Over a month ago, reports suddenly surfaced that Tom Hardy had been fired from the Paramount+ series "A Town Called Malice." The reasons cited were frequent lateness, an arrogant attitude, attempts to rewrite scripts, and clashes with the show's creators, leading the crew to reportedly reach their breaking point and push for his removal. However, subsequent reports indicated that Hardy was attempting to reconcile with the production, with hopes of resolving the dispute. After more than a month of negotiations, the situation appears to have finally taken a positive turn.
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This morning, Deadline exclusively reported that Hardy has recently reached an agreement with show creators Jez Butterworth and David Glasser, with whom he had previously clashed. He is now confirmed to return for the third season and continue his role. Reportedly, executive producer Guy Ritchie, director of "Snatch," mediated the reconciliation. Ritchie and Hardy have known each other for years, and Hardy has always placed great trust in him. While the second season has already wrapped production, a third season has not yet been officially ordered. However, given the show's excellent viewership, a renewal is considered imminent.
via： Deadline