After an impressively quick turnaround, Apple TV+’s new hit series, Slow Horses, returns fans to the Slough House for Season 2. Based on the bestselling novels by author Mick Herron, Slow Horses’ first season introduced us to a team of M15’s disgraced agents, including their disheveled and disillusioned leader Jackson Lamb, played by Academy Awardwinner Gary Oldman. Following the explosive finale, Season 2 picks up with Lamb’s team toeing M15’s good graces and will see them tackling a new mission on an even larger scale.

When longburied Cold War secrets begin to surface, and Russian sleeper agents threaten London – and, perhaps, the world – Lamb and his Slough House team may be the only ones in a position to stop those in power. Season 2 will see the return of Saskia Reeves as Catherine Standish, Jack Lowden as River Cartwright, Kristin Scott Thomas as Deputy DirectorGeneral of MI5, Diana Taverner, and more.

Ahead of Season 2’s premiere on Apple TV+ on December 2, Collider’s Steve Weintraub was able to sit down with stars Oldman and Reeves to discuss the advantages of shooting on location in London, filming in the building author Herron’s Slough House was inspired by, and where they are with the production of Season 3. Oldman also share what it’s like eating 20 bowls of noodles a day, previous projects they’re proud of, and when Slow Horses Season 4 will begin filming.

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