Slow Horses Races to Emmys with Nine Nominations
The espionage thriller "Slow Horses" has finally made its mark at the Emmy Awards, securing a remarkable nine nominations for its third season. While the Apple TV+ series has been recognized by other awards since its debut in 2022, this is its first foray into the prestigious Emmys.
The series has been nominated in the coveted category of Outstanding Drama Series, showcasing its captivating narrative and compelling characters. The recognition extends to its stellar cast as well. Gary Oldman, the Academy Award-winning actor, has finally received an Emmy nomination for his role as the enigmatic Jackson Lamb, the head of the misfit MI5 unit, in the Lead Actor in a Drama Series category.
Jack Lowden, who plays River Cartwright, a talented but flawed agent, has also secured a nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series. The acclaimed Jonathan Pryce, who plays the ruthless former MI5 boss, has earned a nomination for Outstanding Guest Actor, further highlighting the series' impressive ensemble.
"Slow Horses" is adapted from Mick Herron's acclaimed "Slough House" novels, which center around the titular unit composed of agents deemed "slow horses" â those who have made mistakes or been relegated to a lesser position within the MI5. The series follows their attempts to regain their footing while uncovering dangerous conspiracies.
The show's premise, combined with a talented cast and compelling storytelling, has captivated audiences worldwide, making its Emmys nominations a well-deserved recognition. With its diverse array of nominations, "Slow Horses" has cemented its place as a contender in the prestigious Emmy Awards race, marking it as a must-watch television series.
