'Slow Horses' Renewed for Eighth Season Following Emmy Win
The popular spy thriller series 'Slow Horses,' starring Oscar-winning actor Gary Oldman, has officially been renewed for an eighth season following its recent Emmy win for Outstanding Directing in a Drama Series. This upcoming season will adapt the ninth book in Mick Herron's 'Slough House' series, titled 'Clown Town.' Oldman is set to reprise his role as the irritable yet endearing Jackson Lamb, who has become a fan favorite.
In the eighth season, viewers can expect a dramatic showdown between Jackson Lamb and Diana Taverner, played by Kristin Scott Thomas. The official synopsis reveals that a failed blackmail attempt against the Park will put Taverner on the offensive, compelling Lamb to uncover one of MI5's darkest secrets and resolve the situation once and for all.
As anticipation builds, the sixth season of 'Slow Horses' is scheduled to premiere on Apple TV, with the renewal for Season 7 announced last year. Jay Hunt, the creative director of international content at Apple TV, expressed excitement about the show's continued success, stating that 'Slow Horses' charms audiences worldwide with its unique take on the high-stakes world of espionage.
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Produced by See-Saw Films for Apple TV, the series features a talented team of executive producers, including Gary Oldman, Mick Herron, and others. The combination of gripping storytelling and strong performances has solidified 'Slow Horses' as a standout in the genre, and fans eagerly await the new season's release.
