MobLand season 2 cast is 'desensitised' to Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren's constant swearing — but tease that it's the start of 'even weirder' things to come
MobLand returns to Paramount+ on September 18 — and, according to its cast, all that swearing is leading to something "even weirder".
MobLand season 2 arrives on Paramount+ soon, promising an exhilarating continuation of the chaotic storytelling that made season 1 a must-watch. The series follows Conrad (Pierce Brosnan) and his ongoing feud with Kevin (Paddy Considine), with the addition of Frankie (Johnny Flynn) as a new fixer for Kat (Janet McTeer) in her bid to seize control of London. Conrad and Jan (Joanne Froggatt) are also dealing with the fallout of Jan's impending divorce and the disappearance of their daughter Gina (Teddie Allen).
Despite the intense drama, the cast appears to have grown accustomed to the constant swearing, much to the surprise of the reporter. Seraphina Harrigan (Mandeep Dhillon), Teddie Allen, and Anson Boone all expressed feeling desensitised to the frequent use of explicit language by Brosnan and Mirren, but emphasized that it's the relationship dynamics between the characters that they find most unusual.
Anson Boone, who plays Eddie Harrigan, teased that the series will only get stranger, telling the reporter, "You ain't seen nothing yet."
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