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Gary Oldman delivers a captivating performance as Agent Chief Jackson Lamb, the strong and reliable pillar of “Slow Horses.” As the head of the fictional Slough House, a sanctuary for MI5 agents who have made costly missteps, Lamb’s eccentric charm is enhanced by his loose-fitting suits, remnants of the Cold War era. Kristin Scott Thomas shines as Diana Taverner, Lamb’s former colleague and Deputy Director-General of MI5. The comedic and tense secret meetings between Lamb and Taverner reflect their intricate and complicated relationship. Jack Lowden brings efficiency to the role of River Cartwright, epitomizing youthful competence. River’s palpable frustration with his situation in Slough House drives him to tirelessly work towards regaining his former position. Saskia Reeves masterfully portrays Catherine Standish, the organizational force behind Slough House, whose often overlooked intelligence proves invaluable in cracking difficult cases. Dustin Demri Burns provides comic relief as Min Harper, navigating life in Slough House after an unfortunate mishap. Min’s ongoing courtship with Rosalind Eleazar’s character, Louisa Guy, adds layers of complexity to their relationship. Louisa’s unique insights and artistic approach set her apart from her male counterparts. Christopher Chung brings Roddy Ho, a skilled hacker and computer specialist, to life, while Olivia Cooke’s portrayal of Sid Baker, a highly competent investigator with a mysterious background, is captivating. The series is based on Mick Herron’s novel “Slow Horses,” with the talented Will Smith as the writer and James Hawes as the director. After the eagerly anticipated conclusion of Season 1, viewers are left eagerly awaiting the arrival of Season 2, much like the anticipation of childhood Christmas mornings.
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Gary Oldman as Jackson Lamb
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Dustin Demri-Burns as Min Harper &Rosalind Eleazar as Louisa Guy
Jack Lowden as River Cartwright

Gary Oldman as Jackson Lamb

Kristin Scott Thomas as Diana Taverner

Jack Lowden as River Cartwright

Saskia Reeves as Catherine Standish

Jonathan Pryce as David Cartwright

Dustin Demri-Burns as Min Harper

Rosalind Eleazar as Louisa Guy

Christopher Chung as Roddy Ho

Olivia Cooke as Sid Baker

 

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Premise: After a botched and publicly embarrassing training mission, British MI5 officer River Cartwright is exiled to Slough House, an administrative purgatory for service rejects. Known as “Slow Horses”, Cartwright and his colleagues must endure dull, paper pushing tasks and their miserable boss, Jackson Lamb, who expects them to quit out of boredom and frustration. Life in Slough House is defined by drudgery until the Slow Horses become entangled in a dangerous gambit by Regent’s Park. (Source: Wikipedia)

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