It is one of the jewels of the Apple TV+ catalog and was recognized a week ago to the Emmys with an award for best direction. Thanks to word of mouth, Slow horses It has continued to grow in popularity and this Wednesday it premieres its fifth season with the sixth and seventh already in sight. Gary Oldman, who has received Emmy, Golden Globe and BAFTA nominations for this fiction, once again puts himself in the shoes of the unclassifiable Jackson Lamb, the head of a group of MI5 spies banished for uselessness in a seedy office. As expected, despite Lamb's efforts to work as little as possible, both he and his subordinates will end up involved in a new mission that, this time, will be linked to a shooting in central London.

Gary Oldman (London, 1958) used to sweat vodka. He explained this in an interview published in the The Hollywood Reporter, in which he opened up about the effects his addiction has had on his career. He's now been sober for 28 years and says he's in a good place thanks to quitting alcohol. He started to look around his environment, and it ended up getting out of hand: "If I were going at the pace I was, I'd be dead or institutionalized."