The actor declared that ending his career with his role in “Slow Horses” would be an honor
Gary Oldman64, told Deadline that the series “Slow Horses”, recently released on Apple TV+, could be the last work of his career.
oldman commented on the possibility of continuing the series for more seasons: “It all depends on the executives, and the audience, and obviously Apple has its eye on the audience. But yeah, I see myself playing this role for many years, absolutely. For anyone who loves the books, he’s already an iconic character – so if I were to end my career well… Retirement is on the horizon. I can see her approaching“, said the interpreter of Jackson Lamb.
When talking about the possibility of retiring from acting, however, he said there is always the possibility of a new script.”stoke your desire to work harder“.”On the other hand, closing it all out playing Jackson Lamb would be an honor, I would feel very lucky.“, completed oldman.
In the series “Slow Horses”, Jackson Lamb is an MI5 spy at the end of his career, who is transferred to a renegade secret service unit as punishment for his dubious past actions. The first season is available on Apple TV+.
Oldman began his career in the 1980s and starred in films such as “Sid & Nancy”, “Bram Stoker’s Dracula”, “The Professional”, “The Fifth Element”, “Hannibal”, “Harry Potter” franchise and “Batman”. .
He won the Academy Award for Best Actor for his portrayal of Winston Churchill in “A Nation”, and next year he will be in “Oppenheimer”, the new film by Christopher Nolan.
Source: cinebuzz
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