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Production Begins On Guy Ritchie’s Global Crime Drama Starring Tom Hardy, Pierce Brosnan, And Helen Mirren

 



Filming is officially underway in London for Guy Ritchie’s upcoming global crime series for Paramount+ With Showtime. Initially known as The Associates, this yet-to-be-titled project boasts an all-star cast, including Tom Hardy (Peaky Blinders), Pierce Brosnan (Remington Steele), and Helen Mirren (1923). The series is set for a U.S. premiere in 2025.

A Riveting Tale of Family, Loyalty, and Crime

The series centers on two warring families in London with global criminal enterprises and follows Harry Da Souza (Hardy), a "fixer" fiercely loyal to the Harrigan family. Pierce Brosnan steps into the role of Conrad Harrigan, the head of the family, while Helen Mirren portrays Maeve Harrigan, the family’s matriarch.

Described as “an electrifying new global crime series,” the drama delves into themes of power, betrayal, and family loyalty. The Harrigans' reach extends to every corner of the world, promising a story filled with international intrigue and high-stakes conflicts.

A Team of Creative Heavyweights

Paramount Global Co-CEO Chris McCarthy praised the team behind the series, stating:

“Tom Hardy, Pierce Brosnan, and Helen Mirren are masters at their craft, and we are honored to have them lead the cast for Guy Ritchie’s new global, original series. Guy, Jez Butterworth, and Ronan Bennett’s creative prowess, coupled with these gifted actors, is the perfect recipe for what we believe will be the next brand-defining series for Showtime on Paramount+.”

The show’s creative lineup includes Ritchie as an executive producer and director, with Irish novelist and screenwriter Ronan Bennett writing all 10 episodes. Jez Butterworth, a prominent playwright and screenwriter, adds his expertise to the mix, ensuring a gripping narrative.

From Ray Donovan to Something Entirely New

When the project was announced in October, it was believed to be connected to the Ray Donovan universe under the working title The Donovans. However, the series has since evolved into a completely original story unrelated to the Emmy-winning Showtime drama.

Fans of Ritchie’s distinct storytelling style can anticipate a blend of sharp dialogue, compelling characters, and thrilling action sequences.

A Look Ahead

With the combined talents of Hardy, Brosnan, and Mirren, paired with Ritchie’s dynamic direction, the series is poised to make waves upon its debut. As production progresses, anticipation will likely build for what could become one of the most talked-about series of 2025.

Stay tuned for more updates as the series develops.

Source: TV Line

Photo Credit: Getty Images

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