“Slow Horses” is now streaming on Apple TV+. “You know, to be able to sort of wrap it all up playing Jackson Lamb, I would consider myself very honored and very lucky to be able to do that. The actors and the crew on the both ‘Slow Horses’ and ‘Dead Lions’ have been wonderful, and should we come back, it really is reconnecting with your family.” “And not only that, you often see actors who are in a series and they talk about a sort of sense of family and you do get that in a movie or a play. “There’s always something that may come in, and you know, get the taste buds going but I’d be thrilled and honored to play him for the foreseeable future,” he said.
But he said his fondness for the show only makes it more likely that he’ll prioritize it over other roles moving forward. When pressed about his retirement plans, he emphasized that he is enjoying playing the character and would like to tell many more stories in the “ Slow Horses” universe. So, if it were to go out with a bang, I mean, retirement is on the horizon. I mean, for those that love the books and that were Mick Herron devotees as it were, he is already an iconic character. But, yeah, I could see myself playing Jackson for the next how many years,” he said. “It’s up to all the big people upstairs and the audience and obviously the viewership and what Apple what they say. The six-episode drama, adapted from CWA Gold Dagger Award-winning Mick Herron’s first novel in the 'Slow Horses series, will premiere globally on Apple TV+ with the first two episodes, followed by one new episode weekly every Friday. Every MLS Game - and ‘Ted Lasso’ - Is Not Enough: Apple ‘Considering’ Bid for Premier League
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