For Gary Oldman, out of the question to survey film sets until his last breath. The actor is thinking very seriously about retiring, and it could happen quite soon: once he’s done with the show Slow Horses.
“I’ve had an enviable career, but careers are fading, and I have other things that interest me outside of acting,” he told the Sunday Times. “When you’re young, you think you’ll end up doing them all – like reading this book – and then the years pass. »
two more seasons
In Slow Horses, an Apple TV + spy series whose second season arrives next month, Gary Oldman plays the role of Jackson Lamb, an alcoholic and neglected leader of an MI5 sub-service where agents end up in disgrace. And as the star of The Dark Knight has already signed for two more seasons, he still has a little margin before making his decision.
However, to hear it, it’s all thought out. “I will be 65 next year and 70 soon. I don’t want to be active when I’m 80. I would be very happy, honored and privileged to play the role of Jackson Lamb – and then hang up. If Gary Oldman follows the speech with the deeds, it should not be missed in Oppenheimerthe next film from Christopher Nolan, which may be his last appearance on the big screen.