mobland cast is stacked with screen legends, and that is the point: this is a war between two London crime families, and every side has a heavyweight. MobLand, created by Ronan Bennett with Guy Ritchie directing episodes and executive producing, follows the Harrigans and the Stevensons — and the fixer caught between them. Here is who plays whom.
Tom Hardy as Harry Da Souza: The Fixer
Tom Hardy plays Harry Da Souza, the Harrigans’ fixer — the man called when problems need to disappear. Harry is loyal, lethal and exhausted, a professional cleaner who keeps the family’s business running while trying to protect his own home life. His wife Jan, played by Joanne Froggatt, is the person who sees the cost of that life most clearly. Hardy anchors the show the way he anchors everything: with a quiet menace that makes even a calm conversation feel dangerous. Every episode turns on Harry being pulled deeper into a war he did not start.
The Harrigans: Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren
The Harrigan family is led by Conrad Harrigan, played by Pierce Brosnan, and his wife Maeve, played by Helen Mirren — a marriage that is also a partnership in crime. Conrad is the patriarch: charming, ruthless and determined to hold the family’s empire together. Maeve is arguably more dangerous still — sharp, politically brilliant and willing to do whatever the family requires. Their son Kevin, played by Paddy Considine, is the heir caught between loyalty to his parents and his own conscience. Brosnan and Mirren together give the show its old-school gangster gravitas, and their scenes are the series’ spine.
The Stevensons: The Rival Family
On the other side of the war are the Stevensons, led by Richie Stevenson, played by Geoff Bell — the rival patriarch whose ambitions collide with the Harrigans’ territory. Season one is built on the escalation between the two families: a spark becomes a shooting, a shooting becomes a war, and Harry is the man sent to put out fires that keep reigniting. The Stevenson side of the cast matters because MobLand is not a simple good-versus-evil story — both families believe they are defending what is theirs, and the show lets you understand why.
Two Seasons of Escalation
MobLand ran for two seasons of ten episodes each — season one in 2025, season two in 2026 — and the scope grows with each one. Season one ignites the Harrigan–Stevenson war; season two finds the Harrigans struggling to present a united front while rising rivals threaten their position. The cast grows too, with new players, police, lawyers and family members complicating Harry’s job. What stays constant is the core tension: a fixer trying to hold a family together while the family itself keeps tearing apart.
Why This Cast Works
MobLand works because it pairs a modern action star with two of Britain and Ireland’s most respected screen actors, then surrounds them with a deep bench of character players. Hardy brings the physical threat, Brosnan the charm, Mirren the steel, Considine the conscience — and the Stevensons bring the pressure that keeps them all honest. Guy Ritchie’s fingerprints are all over the show’s London underworld: fast dialogue, sharp suits, and violence that erupts without warning. The city itself becomes a character, from members’ clubs to back streets, and the cast plays it all with total conviction. It is a gangster saga played at full volume, and the cast is why it lands. If you like crime dramas with A-list casts and no easy answers, this is the one to clear your whole weekend for.
Ready for the war? Start with MobLand season one on Paramount+ today.
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