A village pub on the edge of the Cotswolds has revealed it is closed for the filming of a show starring Tom Hardy.
MobLand was released earlier this year on Paramount+ via PrimeVideo, depicting the clash between two UK mob families featuring an all-star cast including Pierce Brosnan and Dame Helen Mirren alongside Mr Hardy.
The Falkland Arms at The Green in Great Tew, near Chipping Norton, has already been spotted in the series, and is now closed for further filming.
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Providing a stunning set, the 16th century pub and rooms has been shut since Sunday (November 23) and will reopen on Wednesday (November 26).
The pub confirmed the closure was for further MobLand filming by reposting a clip of Amanda Holden speaking about visiting her local - from her thatched cottage home near Chipping Norton - on Heart Radio.
She said: "I'll tell you what was interesting, is we were in one of our favourite pubs - I'm going to say it, it's The Falkland Arms, in Great Tew, it's beautiful - and they had all these camera crews, and lights and everything everywhere.
"So I said to the bar lady 'what's going on?' and she said 'they're filming MobLand - they're filming MobLand there today'."
Confirming the radio star had it right, the pub said: "We will be closed for today, over to you Amanda to explain, thanks for the shout out!"
In the first season of the show, The Falkland Arms received a shoutout from Pierce Brosnan's character, Conrad Harrigan, too, who said: "Change the venue [to] Falklands Arms, Great Tew.
"They serve a nice pint there."
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Oxfordshire County Council issued a temporary traffic notice for road closures in Great Tew for production filming in the "interest of public safety" and to avoid conflict with filming operations and personnel.
As well as the road closures this week, the same regulations are in place from 6am on Sunday, December 7 until noon on Tuesday, December 9.
Shots of both the inside and outside of the boozer were featured in the show, although pub owners couldn't reveal its cameo appearance until after the 10 episodes were released in May this year.
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The first season was revealed to be the second most-streamed original show in the history of Paramount+ at the same time it was confirmed that the second season was on its way.
Although some of it's top names have hinted they'll be returning, it has not been confirmed which of the all-star cast from season one will feature in the next part.
They included Paddy Considine, Joanne Froggatt, Lara Pulver, Anson Boon, Jasmine Jobson, Mandeep Dhillon, Daniel Betts, Janet McTeer and Toby Jones.
