The Irish actor and former James Bond star Pierce Brosnan reportedly confirmed the beginning date for filming MobLand Season 3 in November which will be under the production of Guy Ritchie's team. He also revealed that he has no idea about the direction of the upcoming storyline. The information about the start of the filming process came after reports confirmed that production would resume before the end of the year.Previously, there was a five-month gap between the renewal of Season 2 and the start of its production with filming finally finishing this past March. The November 2026 timeline marks a very quick turnaround because Paramount+ only confirmed the renewal for the third chapter on September 3, 2026.In upcoming Season 2, the Harrigans face deep divisions inside their family and new dangers from global crime groups. The story will bring more violence, more intense drama, and more plotting. The official synopsis explained that the Harrigans will struggle to appear united while rising rivals attack their weakened empire. Meanwhile, Harry Da Souza will have to balance his loyalties carefully as family tensions grow stronger.Continue reading more about the story.The James Bond star revealed the beginning of MobLand Season 3's filmingAccording to ScreenRant, Grant Hermann spoke with Helen Mirren and James Bond star Pierce Brosnan about MobLand. When Grant asked both about their character arcs in the new season, Brosnan revealed that filming for the show's Season 3 will officially start in November this year.Brosnan further admitted that they have no idea where the story will go. Both Brosnan and his Oscar-winning co-star agreed that not knowing the direction also has an advantage because it allows showrunner Jez Butterworth to surprise them with his plans. Brosnan said,"I don't talk to Jez Butterworth. I haven't spoken to him about Conrad's character, and I didn't even at the beginning of season 1."The outlook for the show changed from uncertain to promising after reports suggested Tom Hardy might leave or be removed from the series because of creative disagreements. Instead, Hardy and the creative team resolved their problems, reached a better understanding, and ultimately signed a new deal with Brosnan and Mirren.In early September, Paramount+ officially approved the show's third season more than two weeks before the premiere of Season 2.MobLand Season 3 filming timeline points to an April 2027 releaseBrosnan's announcement came after earlier reports revealed that filming would restart before the year ends. For comparison, the second chapter had a 5-month gap between renewal and the beginning of filming with production finishing this past March.Looking at the show's past timelines, MobLand Season 3 is likely to wrap filming around March or April. The production is trying to keep pace with earlier seasons. That schedule could allow the streaming platform to release the new chapter as early as April 2027, similar to the first chapter, which premiered only four days after filming ended.Follow Soap Central for more updates on MobLand Season 3.