GaryOldman says he's looking to retire from acting once his role as rumpled spymaster JacksonLamb in the AppleTVPlus spy thriller SlowHorses ends. / SloughHouse MickHerron
\nGary Oldman announced once again his plan to retire from acting once he finishes his work as grumpy, rundown spymaster Jackson Lamb in Apple TV+'s adaptation of Mick Herron's darkly comic spy novels Slow Horses. 'I've had an enviable career, but careers wane, and I do have other things that interest me outside of acting. When you're young, you think you're going to get round to doing all of them — read that book — then the years go by.
'\n'Slow Horses' image: Apple TV\nSlow Horses is a post-le Carrésque darkly comedic spy series that follows a dysfunctional team of disgraced British intelligence agents exiled to Slough House, a crumbling office dumping ground by the Barbican in the Concrete Hell part of eastern Central London, well away from the real action going on at MI5 headquarters in Regents Park.
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