Charlotte Riley Attends Premiere Solo After Hardys Firing

celebrated the launch of her new summer blockbuster on Wednesday evening - without the support of husband . 

The actress was in attendance as director Travis Knight's fantasy adventure Masters Of The Universe - the latest addition to Mattel's popular media franchise - celebrated its UK premiere at London's Cineworld Leicester Square. 

But she was without husband Tom, so often by her side at glamorous red carpet events, as she arrived with her co-stars Camila Mendes and Nicholas Galitzine. 

Regardless, the British actress, 44, caught the eye in a stylish collarless blazer and skirt while posing for photographs as she .

Charlotte, who takes a prominent role as Queen Marlena Glenn in the new film, was toasting her latest venture following Tom's dismissal from the set of hit Amazon drama MobLand.  

The actor, 48, who plays the role of fixer Harry Da Souza alongside and Dame Helen, will not be returning for the upcoming third season following a number of clashes with producers.

Prior to news of his dismissal, The Daily Mail's Katie Hind revealed Helen, 80, who plays Maeve Harrigan in the Paramount+ crime drama series, was less than pleased with Tom's attitude on-set, claiming he 'swaggers around like a king'.

Amid news of his dismissal, a source close to the MobLand project claimed Tom was late and had pushed to change lines during filming. He also apparently offered notes on the script without being asked.

One source claimed that he was frustrated that the series was becoming more about his co-stars Helen and Pierce while tensions with producer Jez Butterworth apparently led to threats from Jez to quit himself.

Helen's frustrations echo those of Charlize Theron, with whom he had an almighty fall-out while during which his lateness and attitude led to a screaming match and Charlize refusing to be alone with the star.

Tom's dismissal from MobLand was first reported in The Puck newsletter, with claims reading: 'I'm told Paramount recently opted not to .'

The report blamed 'clashes with producers Jez Butterworth and David Glasser, among others, during the recent production of season two'.

The Puck newsletter, written by former editorial director of The Hollywood Reporter Matthew Belloni, claims producers could not continue to deal with Tom's alleged behaviour.

Daily Mail has contacted Tom's representative for comment.

The report about the MobLand set comes in the wake of comments about Helen's rage at the star's behaviour - even coming down to him being found playing games on his phone while expected elsewhere.