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Gary Oldman says Slow Horses stays fresh by avoiding long gaps between seasons, calling it a 'struggle and a fight' to keep audiences returning annually; with Season 6 due on Apple TV+ in September, the show will have aired six seasons in four years, a point he made at the Edinburgh TV Festival where he received the Global Icon Award.
Entertainment round-up: Slow Horses Season 6 trailer shows Jackson Lamb and Slough House on the run as Diana Taverner drags the team into a fatally high-stakes game of retaliation and revenge; threats from Jane and Jim target active and retired agents, with River facing clashes against Frank Harkness and Sid Baker (Olivia Cooke) as Sid returns, and the season adapting Joe Country for an Apple TV premiere on Sept. 16. The piece also notes Zack Snyder’s The Last Photograph teaser (no release date) and Extraction 3 adding Pierce Brosnan, Don Lee, Joe Taslim, Siena Agudong, and Chi Lewis-Parry (Hemsworth and Farahani returning), plus Netflix’s A Different World reboot trailer with a Sept. 24 premiere.
Deadline reports a new trailer for Apple TV+'s Slow Horses Season 6, with Jackson Lamb’s Slough House team on the run in a high-stakes game of retaliation led by Diana Taverner, and the surprise return of Sid Baker (Olivia Cooke). Adapted from Mick Herron’s Joe Country and Slough House novels, the six-episode season stars Gary Oldman and a wide ensemble and premieres September 16 on Apple TV+, produced by See-Saw Films with multiple executive producers and Adam Randall directing.
Season 6 trailer shows the Slough House crew hunted in a high-stakes retaliation plot, with Olivia Cooke’s Sid making a surprise return and other familiar faces back; Gary Oldman’s Lamb warns of a bloodbath as the team goes underground, while new cast member Lenny Rush joins; the Apple TV+ series drops weekly from Sept. 16 to Oct. 21, with Adam Randall directing and Gaby Chiappe adapting Mick Herron’s novels.
Ted Lasso returns for Season 4 with new episodes rolling out weekly through October 7. Apple TV+ also brings back Slow Horses for Season 6 (premiering Sept 16, with weekly episodes through Oct 21) and Dark Matter for Season 2 (premiering Aug 28, with weekly episodes through Oct 30), plus upcoming premieres including Mayday, Brothers, and Last Seen.
Apple TV+ has announced Slow Horses Season 6, arriving September 16 and introducing BAFTA-winner Lenny Rush. The season adapts Mick Herron’s Slough House books Joe Country and Slough House, with Episode 1 dropping on Sept. 16 and new episodes released weekly through October 21; Rush’s role is being kept under wraps, though a first-look image shows him with Roddy Ho.
Apple TV+ has announced Slow Horses Season 6 will debut Sept. 16 with six episodes dropping weekly on Wednesdays through Oct. 21; the new season, based on Joe Country and Slough House, brings back the Slough House team with the addition of newcomer Lenny Rush joining the cast.
The article humorously critiques Claude Whelan, the ineffective MI5 director in 'Slow Horses,' highlighting his incompetence, extortion issues, and eventual downfall, while suggesting he might find a new career in private security.
In the 'Slow Horses' Season 5 finale, Jackson Lamb's traumatic past is revealed through a shocking shot of his scarred foot, hinting at a history of torture and suffering, which adds depth to his character and leaves viewers pondering the truth of his story.
Mick Herron revisits his first novel 'Down Cemetery Road' for an Apple TV adaptation starring Emma Thompson and Ruth Wilson, with Herron involved in the adaptation process. The series, which premiered on Apple TV, is based on Herron's debut book and features themes of conspiracy and political intrigue, with the author expressing satisfaction with the adaptation and hope for future seasons.
'Down Cemetery Road' is a TV adaptation of Mick Herron's debut novel, featuring Emma Thompson as a misanthropic private investigator in a story set near Oxford, blending crime, mystery, and character-driven drama, with connections to the 'Slow Horses' universe and a mix of suspense and wit.
The Season 5 finale of Slow Horses reveals that Jackson Lamb's traumatic past, hinted at through scars, might be true, with Gary Oldman's wife influencing the storytelling. Lamb's complex relationship with River Cartwright and his own mysterious history are central themes, leaving River in a conflicted state about his future at Slough House.
Christopher Chung, known for his role as Roddy Ho in 'Slow Horses,' also works as a personal trainer and is now at a pivotal point in his acting career with the release of Season 5 of the series, which highlights his character's significant storyline.
Will Smith, the Emmy-nominated writer and executive producer of 'Slow Horses,' will exit the show after Season 5 to preserve his creative energy and quality, despite the show's renewal through Season 7. He expressed emotional attachment to the series and its cast, and hinted at potential spin-offs based on Mick Herron's books. Smith is also working on other projects, including adaptations of novels about British history and espionage.
The USC Scripter Awards honored the writers behind the feature American Fiction and the TV adaptation Slow Horses, with both the original authors and screenwriters sharing the top honors. The awards recognize the best adapted projects of the year, with American Fiction and Slow Horses winning in their respective categories. The Scripter Awards have a history of predicting the best adapted screenplay Oscar, and have previously honored acclaimed works such as Schindler’s List, No Country for Old Men, and Moonlight.