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Business Upturn
20 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Business Upturn
MobLand Season 2: Release date speculation, cast and plot details – Everything we know so far
By Aman Shukla Published on July 19, 2025, 18:30 IST Last updated July 19, 2025, 10:38 IST Alright, MobLand fans, let's talk about the show that's got us all glued to our screens. Season 1 of this gritty Paramount+ crime drama was a wild ride—think Peaky Blinders meets The Sopranos with a splash of Guy Ritchie flair. With 26 million viewers hooked and a renewal locked in, we're all itching for MobLand Season 2. So, what do we know about the release date, cast, and plot? Let's dive into the details, straight from the latest buzz and a few sneaky hints from the cast and crew. MobLand Season 2 Release Date Speculation No official release date yet, but let's piece together the clues. Season 1 filmed from November 2024 to March 2025 and hit screens by March 30, 2025—crazy fast, right? If the team keeps that pace, we could see Season 2 as early as spring 2026, maybe even late summer. But coordinating A-listers like Tom Hardy, Pierce Brosnan, and Helen Mirren takes time, so some folks are betting on early 2027. Posts on X are split, with some fans hoping for a quick turnaround and others expecting a wait for that cinematic polish. Either way, we are keeping our fingers crossed for sooner rather than later. MobLand Season 2 Cast: Who's Returning? The MobLand Season 2 cast is expected to feature most of the surviving characters from Season 1, with the possibility of new faces joining the fray. While no official casting announcements have been made, producer David Glasser has hinted that 'everybody's coming back… one big family.' Here's a look at the major players likely to return: Tom Hardy as Harry Da Souza : The street-smart fixer for the Harrigan family survived a dramatic stabbing in the Season 1 finale, and writer Jez Butterworth has confirmed Harry's return, stating, 'We love Harry. We love Tom.' Expect Hardy to remain at the heart of the action. Pierce Brosnan as Conrad Harrigan : The Harrigan patriarch, imprisoned at the end of Season 1, is set to be freed thanks to Harry and Kevin's efforts. Brosnan has expressed enthusiasm for reprising his role. Helen Mirren as Maeve Harrigan : The fierce matriarch, also behind bars at the end of Season 1, is expected to return as a central figure in the family's power struggles. Paddy Considine as Kevin Harrigan : Conrad and Maeve's son, who's plotting a takeover, will likely drive much of the drama in Season 2. Anson Boon as Eddie Harrigan : The young Harrigan, reeling from the revelation that Conrad is his father, not his grandfather, is set for a complex arc. Joanne Froggatt as Jan Da Souza : Harry's wife, who stabbed him in a moment of tension, may explore reconciliation or further conflict. Froggatt has hinted at Jan's deep love for Harry, suggesting an emotional storyline. Mandeep Dhillon as Seraphina Harrigan : Conrad's daughter is expected to return, continuing her role in the family's dynamics. Lara Pulver as Bella Harrigan : Kevin's wife, united with him in their ambitions, will likely play a key part in Season 2. Jasmine Jobson as Zosia : Harry's right-hand woman is another likely returnee, bringing her loyalty and grit to the table. Janet McTeer as Kat McAllister: The mysterious gangster introduced in Season 1 could become a major player in the upcoming season. Characters like Richie Stevenson (Geoff Bell), Brendan (Daniel Betts), and O'Hara (Lisa Dwan) met their end in Season 1, but they could appear in flashbacks. New characters are also expected, especially if the show expands internationally, as teased by Tom Hardy. MobLand Season 2 Plot: What to Expect Warning: Spoilers for Season 1 ahead! The Season 1 finale, 'The Beast in Me,' wrapped up the bloody feud between the Harrigans and the Stevensons, with Harry orchestrating a plan to eliminate Richie Stevenson and his crew. However, the victory came at a cost: Conrad and Maeve were imprisoned due to a scheme by Alice (Emily Barber) and Colin Tattersall (Toby Jones), though evidence secured by Harry and Kevin could secure their release. Meanwhile, Harry's near-fatal stabbing by his wife Jan and Eddie's discovery that Conrad is his father set the stage for intense family drama. Season 2 is likely to focus on the fallout within the Harrigan family. Kevin's ambitions to seize control could spark a power struggle, especially with Conrad and Maeve's return. Eddie's shifting loyalties, particularly his strained relationship with Maeve after learning she's not his grandmother, will add another layer of tension. Harry's recovery and his dynamic with Jan will also be a key focus, with potential for reconciliation or further betrayal. Tom Hardy has teased an international expansion for the series, hinting at exploring 'the control of drugs, ammunition, weapons, and people' across Europe, Africa, and beyond. This could introduce new crime families and global stakes, taking MobLand beyond its London setting. The arrival of Kat McAllister in Season 1 also suggests new enemies or alliances on the horizon. Ahmedabad Plane Crash Aman Shukla is a post-graduate in mass communication . A media enthusiast who has a strong hold on communication ,content writing and copy writing. Aman is currently working as journalist at
Leader Live
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Leader Live
Channel 4 The Veil: Full cast list and when it's on TV
The Peaky Blinders writer is behind The Veil, which was released on Disney+ in the UK in 2024, but will now be coming to terrestrial TV. It follows MI6 agent Imogen Salter [Moss] and her boyfriend Malik Amar [Dali Benssalah], who are recruited by CIA agent Max Peterson [Josh Charles] to work with him on a mission. They must determine if French woman Adilah El Idrissi [Yumna Marwan] is part of an ISIS cell. The series follows the fraught relationship between Imogen and Adilah, "who play a deadly game of truth and lies on the road from Istanbul to Paris and London". The synopsis continues: "One woman has a secret, the other a mission to reveal it before thousands of lives are lost. "In the shadows, mission controllers at the CIA and French DGSE must put differences aside and work together to avert potential disaster." Discussing with the Radio Times about taking on the role, Moss said: "I love all the spy franchises, but I don't know if we've seen this kind of story on television before. "At least, not in a while. For that reason, I am excited for people to get hooked by how fun, entertaining and global this story is." She continued: "Imogen [Moss] and Adilah [Marwan] are the emotional truth and the emotional heart of the story. I think we've achieved a great balance between the character drama and the complexity of that, as well as a lot of fun." Elisabeth Moss as Imogen Salter Yumna Marwan as Adilah El Idrissi Dali Benssalah as Malik Amar Josh Charles as Max Peterson Thibault de Montalembert as Magritte James Purefoy as Sir Michael Althorp Dan Wyllie as Guy Joana Ribeiro as Sandrina Haluk Bilginer as Mr. Demir Alec Secăreanu as Emir Kobna Holdbrook-Smith as Johnson Nadia Larbioune as Nour Recommended reading: Everything to know on The Couple Next Door Series 2 starring Annabel Scholey 3 key things to know about new BBC drama Mix Tape that airs this week Everything to know on Channel 5's Murder Most Puzzling starring Phyllis Logan The first episode of The Veil will air at 9pm on Sunday, July 20 on Channel 4. After that, the remaining five episodes will air in the same timeslot over the next few weeks. Episodes will be available to watch on All 4 after they have aired.
Glasgow Times
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Glasgow Times
Channel 4 The Veil: Full cast list and when it's on TV
The Peaky Blinders writer is behind The Veil, which was released on Disney+ in the UK in 2024, but will now be coming to terrestrial TV. It follows MI6 agent Imogen Salter [Moss] and her boyfriend Malik Amar [Dali Benssalah], who are recruited by CIA agent Max Peterson [Josh Charles] to work with him on a mission. They must determine if French woman Adilah El Idrissi [Yumna Marwan] is part of an ISIS cell. The series follows the fraught relationship between Imogen and Adilah, "who play a deadly game of truth and lies on the road from Istanbul to Paris and London". The synopsis continues: "One woman has a secret, the other a mission to reveal it before thousands of lives are lost. "In the shadows, mission controllers at the CIA and French DGSE must put differences aside and work together to avert potential disaster." Discussing with the Radio Times about taking on the role, Moss said: "I love all the spy franchises, but I don't know if we've seen this kind of story on television before. "At least, not in a while. For that reason, I am excited for people to get hooked by how fun, entertaining and global this story is." She continued: "Imogen [Moss] and Adilah [Marwan] are the emotional truth and the emotional heart of the story. I think we've achieved a great balance between the character drama and the complexity of that, as well as a lot of fun." Channel 4 The Veil full cast list Elisabeth Moss as Imogen Salter Yumna Marwan as Adilah El Idrissi Dali Benssalah as Malik Amar Josh Charles as Max Peterson Thibault de Montalembert as Magritte James Purefoy as Sir Michael Althorp Dan Wyllie as Guy Joana Ribeiro as Sandrina Haluk Bilginer as Mr. Demir Alec Secăreanu as Emir Kobna Holdbrook-Smith as Johnson Nadia Larbioune as Nour Recommended reading: When will Channel 4's The Veil be on TV? The first episode of The Veil will air at 9pm on Sunday, July 20 on Channel 4. After that, the remaining five episodes will air in the same timeslot over the next few weeks. Episodes will be available to watch on All 4 after they have aired.
North Wales Chronicle
a day ago
- Entertainment
- North Wales Chronicle
Channel 4 The Veil: Full cast list and when it's on TV
The Peaky Blinders writer is behind The Veil, which was released on Disney+ in the UK in 2024, but will now be coming to terrestrial TV. It follows MI6 agent Imogen Salter [Moss] and her boyfriend Malik Amar [Dali Benssalah], who are recruited by CIA agent Max Peterson [Josh Charles] to work with him on a mission. They must determine if French woman Adilah El Idrissi [Yumna Marwan] is part of an ISIS cell. The series follows the fraught relationship between Imogen and Adilah, "who play a deadly game of truth and lies on the road from Istanbul to Paris and London". The synopsis continues: "One woman has a secret, the other a mission to reveal it before thousands of lives are lost. "In the shadows, mission controllers at the CIA and French DGSE must put differences aside and work together to avert potential disaster." Discussing with the Radio Times about taking on the role, Moss said: "I love all the spy franchises, but I don't know if we've seen this kind of story on television before. "At least, not in a while. For that reason, I am excited for people to get hooked by how fun, entertaining and global this story is." She continued: "Imogen [Moss] and Adilah [Marwan] are the emotional truth and the emotional heart of the story. I think we've achieved a great balance between the character drama and the complexity of that, as well as a lot of fun." Elisabeth Moss as Imogen Salter Yumna Marwan as Adilah El Idrissi Dali Benssalah as Malik Amar Josh Charles as Max Peterson Thibault de Montalembert as Magritte James Purefoy as Sir Michael Althorp Dan Wyllie as Guy Joana Ribeiro as Sandrina Haluk Bilginer as Mr. Demir Alec Secăreanu as Emir Kobna Holdbrook-Smith as Johnson Nadia Larbioune as Nour Recommended reading: Everything to know on The Couple Next Door Series 2 starring Annabel Scholey 3 key things to know about new BBC drama Mix Tape that airs this week Everything to know on Channel 5's Murder Most Puzzling starring Phyllis Logan The first episode of The Veil will air at 9pm on Sunday, July 20 on Channel 4. After that, the remaining five episodes will air in the same timeslot over the next few weeks. Episodes will be available to watch on All 4 after they have aired.
Irish Examiner
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Irish Examiner
TV review: The Veil is a vanilla thriller — but it ticks the genre boxes
The Veil (RTÉ One and RTÉ Player) has attracted some cranky reviews, but I liked what I saw. It's a vanilla thriller that raises a nod to the best TV show of all time, The Bureau. This one has Elisabeth Moss playing Imogen, an MI6 agent sent to a refugee camp in Syria to extract a suspected female Isis leader, Adilah. The Veil is by Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight, so it looks great and keeps you guessing. And it has Josh Charles (Will on The Good Wife) playing Max Peterson, a CIA guy described as 'the most American American from America.' Some critics don't like Moss' English accent, but I've heard worse. At first I found her bubbly persona a bit grating and out of place for a deadly secret agent. But then this is espionage and intrigue, so everyone is putting on a mask to throw everyone else off the scent. The opening episode is given some oomph when a French agent reveals that an unidentified Isis commander is plotting an attack on a Western target within 10 days. Could this be Adilah, currently travelling through Turkey with Imogen, under the control of French intelligence? In fairness, the opening episode needs some oomph. There was a bit too much banter between Imogen and everyone she meets, and not enough hanging-off-a-helicopter action. But it was personal relationships that made The Bureau and Homeland into the gold standard for the modern espionage thriller. There are only so many times you can watch the lead character nearly dying. The key personal relationship reveal is Imogen's French handler Malik has been handling her in more ways than one, and they had an affair when she was last in Paris. This is brought to our attention by brash CIA man Max Peterson when he lands in France, provocatively watching a supposedly top-secret French tracking video on his mobile phone. He's a cliched American, but cliches are fun and he re-routes the show away from secret agents saying serious things to each other in very serious voices. The Veil isn't the greatest TV show of all time. It's espionage by numbers in part, and the relationship between Imogen and Adilah is a bit clunky. However, there is enough here to suggest that it will evolve over time, and given that everyone is dodgy and hard to read, the story can twist and turn in ways you won't predict. If you're in the market for an undemanding thriller, this will tick your boxes. Give it a watch.
