The explosive MobLand finale is officially out, and it’s left a trail of betrayal, blood, and brutal family reckonings.

But even as the walls close in, Pierce Brosnan’s Conrad Harrigan walks tall — and not just metaphorically.

The final scene shows a prison full of inmates cheering him on, cementing his status as an untouchable kingpin even behind bars.

Premiering on Paramount+, MobLand has been a sharp and gritty exploration of crime, power, and family.

And with Brosnan leading a powerhouse ensemble that includes Helen Mirren, Tom Hardy, Paddy Considine, and Anson Boon, Mobland finale delivered everything fans had been waiting for — and then some.

Conrad’s Final Act of Season One: Applause Behind Bars

In Mobland Finale, we see Conrad returning to prison, not in defeat but triumph.

Shot inside the haunting Victorian Reading Gaol, where Oscar Wilde once served time, the scene pays tribute to the 1968 classic The Italian Job. Inmates cheer as Conrad walks through the prison — not because they’re afraid, but because they revere him.

“It meant that I’m still alive for a second season,” Brosnan joked in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter. “We shot it with Sympathy for the Devil playing in rehearsal, and the place just erupted.”

Family Ties Torn Apart

While Conrad’s criminal clout grows, his family crumbles. The biggest blow comes when Kevin Harrigan (Paddy Considine) learns that his son Eddie (Anson Boon) is actually the child of Conrad, not him.

Already furious over betrayals, this truth drives Kevin to declare war within the family.

Meanwhile, Richie Stevenson, once the Harrigans’ most dangerous enemy, is killed by Kevin, signaling a dramatic power shift. Kevin might be poised to challenge Conrad directly — a civil war within the mob.

Tom Hardy’s Harry Stabbed — But He’s Still Standing

Perhaps the most shocking moment? The stabbing of Harry Da Souza (Tom Hardy), the Harrigan family’s enigmatic fixer. In a moment of tension gone wrong, Harry is accidentally stabbed by his wife. Yet, in typical Hardy fashion, the character calmly sits down, unfazed, leaving viewers gasping as the episode cuts to black.

“Harry is the backbone of this world,” Brosnan said. “Without him, I don’t think Conrad or Maeve could function.”

A Marriage Bound by Blood and Power

Helen Mirren’s Maeve and Brosnan’s Conrad have been married for years, but Season 1 tested their bond more than ever. Still, Brosnan believes their partnership is unbreakable. “They have to stay together,” he said. “These two will go down together.”

Their relationship even brought dark comedy to the screen. In one unforgettable scene, they sing together while being arrested — a mocking gesture toward British law enforcement and a show of Irish pride.

The Future of MobLand — And James Bond?

Brosnan expressed strong interest in returning for another season, but even he doesn’t know what’s coming. “I never spoke to Guy Ritchie or the writers about what direction we were going in,” he shared. “Every time I got an episode, it was a revelation.”

When asked about Tom Hardy potentially playing the next James Bond, Brosnan didn’t hesitate. “Tom would be wonderful,” he said. “There are so many great actors, but he would be terrific.”

A Surreal, Star-Studded Production

The MobLand shoot was as intense behind the scenes as it was on screen. Brosnan and Mirren had just finished another project together when Guy Ritchie sent over the scripts.

Both signed on quickly, and with Hardy joining the mix, the production hit full throttle.

“I wanted to come home to England. I wanted to work in London,” Brosnan said. “And then come November, it took off. Five months of really intense filmmaking. You were never quite sure who would live or die.

That was rather exhilarating.”

Final Thoughts: A Brutal End With More to Come

The MobLand finale delivers a bloody, bold conclusion that promises even more drama in the future. With betrayals deepening, loyalties shattering, and Conrad Harrigan still walking with pride — even in handcuffs — Paramount+ has set the stage for what could become a landmark series in the crime drama genre.

All episodes of MobLand are now streaming on Paramount+.