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This week’s guest is Gary Oldman.

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EXCLUSIVE: Gary Oldman has found “great joy” in playing the Falstaffian, flatulent-sharing, British espionage operative Jackson Lamb in Apple TV+’s Slow Horses, which has just launched season two. Meanwhile, the Harry Potter star confirmed he will play Harry Truman in one scene in Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer.

In today’s episode of Bingeworthy, our TV and streaming podcast host Mike DeAngelo gets pulled back into Apple TV+’s London-based spy series, “Slow Horses.” Based on the Mick Herron novel of the same name, the show follows Jackson Lamb (Gary Oldman), the slovenly, irascible, insubordinate leader of Slough House —a destination for all of British Intelligence’s misfits and career f*ck-ups. In the second season, which premiered its first two episodes last week on Apple TV+, the derogatorily dubbed “Slow Horses” stumble into another far-reaching case when a former colleague of Jackson Lamb’s is found dead on a bus.

Oscar winner Gary Oldman has indicated that he’s ready to bring the curtain down on an illustrious career that has seen him bag three Academy Award nominations and become one of the highest-grossing actors in history. 

Valdimar Jóhannsson’s Lamb has won the 2022 Nordic Council Film Prize.

Katie Reul editor Apple TV+ revealed the official trailer today for Season 2 of “Slow Horses,” the Gary Oldman thriller series that follows a team of British intelligence agents. The second season premieres globally on the streaming service Dec. 2 with the first two episodes, followed by one new episode each week after that for the duration of the six-episode season. And if there’s any confirmation of what fans can anticipate from Season 2, it’s that “more people are going to die,” according to a voice-over in the trailer from returning star Jack Lowden. In the new season of “Slow Horses” (which is adapted from Mick Herron’s sequel novel “Dead Lion”), when exposure of previously-concealed Cold War secrets creates tension between Russia and Britain, the spies are again tasked with protecting society from inevitable catastrophe. Stars from Season 1 have returned for the production of the upcoming release, including Academy-Award winner Oldman as Jackson Lamb, Lowden as River Cartwright, Kristin Scott Thomas as Diana Taverner, Saskia Reeves as Catherine Standish and many more.

Nicola Peltz looked smitten with her and husband Brooklyn Beckham's new pet pooch as the couple enjoyed a shopping spree in swanky Beverly Hills on Thursday.The Bates Motel actress briefly snatched the poodle pup - which they named Lamb - from Brooklyn's clutches to plant a kiss on its fluffy white face.The couple revealed the adorable new addition to their ever-growing dog collection in a post shared to Instagram earlier this month. Dog mom! Nicola Peltz looked smitten with her and husband Brooklyn Beckham's new pet pooch as the couple enjoyed a shopping spree in swanky Beverly Hills on ThursdayNicola and Brooklyn held hands as they made their way towards the Bottega Veneta store on Rodeo Drive.The heiress, 27, flashed her toned tummy in a trendy beige bustier top styled with baggy drawstring trousers and a platform boots.

Dr Michael Mosley is well known for his weight loss strategies such as the Fast 800. And he revealed how people can curb their cravings for comfort food within the first week of starting the plan. The Fast 800 diet involves cutting calorie intake to 800 a day for the first couple of weeks before slowly upping food and fasting on certain days.

READ MORE: Amol Rajan confirmed as new University Challenge host as Jeremy Paxman quits The Bedford native studied linguistics with Japanese, while his co-star Elizabeth Lamb opted for a Masters course in film theory and practice.Their frosty dynamic had viewers fuming as Keay ignored Lamb’s answers as the team conferred on the tough questions put to them.One Twitter user wrote: “Every series of University Challenge there’s a man who doesn’t listen to the woman on his team.”As another fumed: “F***’s sake Keay try actually listening to Lamb please!”Another argued: “Keay needs to listen to Lamb and say what she tells him instead of what he wants to say.”“Will Keay please listen to Lamb? She’s giving him far more answers than the other two on the team, but of course she’s not a man so what does she know?” a fourth viewer said.During the episode, Lamb kept trying to tell Keay that the answer to one question was ‘Cannes’ – but he repeatedly said ‘The Cannes’ instead.For more of the latest showbiz news from Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here. One fan giggled at the exchange: “If they were married they’d be getting divorced in the morning!” as another said: “I don’t think Lamb will ever talk to Keay again…”As captain, Keay was responsible for giving answers to Jeremy, but his refusal to defer to his team-mates or even listen to their input had some viewers questioning why he was elected as spokesperson.“How was Keay picked as captain?” one baffled fan asked with a cry-laughing emoji.“Corruption!” someone else laughed.READ NEXT: University Challenge host Bamber Gascoigne dies aged 87 after short illness University Challenge star reveals he was kicked off Hinge for catfish rumours Jeremy

Singer Q Lazzarus has died at the age of 61.The artist was best known for her song Goodbye Horses, which was featured in the 1991 movie The Silence of the Lambs in the scene where serial killer Buffalo Bill danced and posed.Q Lazzarus, who was born Diane Luckey, had met the film's director, the late Jonathan Demme, while driving a cab in New York during the 1980s. She played her demo tape for the filmmaker, and he used her material in multiple films he made in subsequent years.

After losing almost two years of singing because of the Coronavirus pandemic, the National Youth Choir of Scotland is making its return to live performance this summer.

Most spy thrillers rely on action-oriented scenes with flashy camera movements, but Slow Horses presented a different option that interested cinematographer Danny Cohen. In what Cohen calls an “anti-spy thriller”, the challenge was to pull back on the flashy moves to highlight the dialogue and acting.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter“Slow Horses” has been renewed for two more seasons at Apple, Variety has learned. The show will now run through Season 4 at the streamer.The series is based on the “Slough House” spy book series by Mick Herron.

Ahead of its season 2 premiere, Apple TV+ has ordered two more seasons of the acclaimed spy drama Slow Horses starring Oscar winner Gary Oldman. Seasons 3 and 4 will be adapted from the next two novels in the Mick Herron spy series Slough House.

The season finale of the new Apple TV+ series Slow Horses just premiered and the show has been confirmed to return for a second season.

SPOILER ALERT: This article contains details of the Slow Horses season finale. 

Apple TV’s six-part mini-series Slow Horses, adapted from the novels of the same name by Mick Herron, landed on 1 April with a one-two punch and promptly kept viewers waiting, having decided to parse out the remaining four episodes out on a weekly basis. “It was Apple’s decision,” says director James Hawes. “But if the response I’ve had is anything to go by, the anticipation it has created is fantastic. I’ve got people ringing me up to say, ‘Why are you doing this? I wanted to finish it over the weekend!’ The greatest compliment you could have is that people are demanding more—and now.”

In today’s episode of Bingeworthy, our revitalized TV and streaming podcast, co-hosts Mike DeAngelo and Rodrigo Perez dig into Apple TV+’s latest London-based spy series, “Slow Horses.” Based on the Mick Herron novel of the same name, the show follows Jackson Lamb (Gary Oldman), the slovenly, irascible, insubordinate leader of Slough House —a destination for all of British Intelligence’s misfits and career f*ck-ups.

Caroline Framke Chief TV CriticAs anyone who’s even fleetingly dipped into the vast, storied genre of the British spy thriller can attest, there are a few different games afoot in “Slow Horses.” What looks at first like a story of restless, demoted spies finding their purpose gets quickly twisted up in MI5 politics. Then, a couple of hours into the six-episode season, the show tries to turn everything we thought we knew inside out.

Jon Burlingame editorMick Jagger has written his first TV theme, for the Apple TV Plus spy series “Slow Horses,” debuting April 1. And it might never have happened if he hadn’t already read and liked the Mick Herron book on which it’s based.“It’s a quite popular series of books, so I knew what it was about,” the iconic Rolling Stones singer tells Variety.