Gary Oldman & Kristin Scott Thomas discuss upcoming Apple TV+ show 'Slow Horses'
What you need to know
- Slow Horses arrives on Apple TV+ on April 1.
- The first two episodes will stream on April 1 with a new episode arriving every week after that.
- Stars Gary Oldman and Kristin Scott Thomas have been discussing the show.
Apple TV+ will get a new show when Slow Horses arrives on April 1 and two of its stars have been talking about what we can expect when it does.
Slow Horses stars Gary Oldman and Kristin Scott Thomas and a new Apple TV+ YouTube video sees the pair talk about their roles and working together on the next big show to land on the streamer. Slow Horses isn't like anything else currently available to stream on Apple TV+ and the pair seem to have enjoyed working together on it.
If that sounds like something that might tick a box or two you can watch Slow Horses from next week. The first two episodes will be available to watch on Friday, April 1 while the rest of the six-part show will be released every Friday after that.
You'll need an Apple TV+ or Apple One subscription to take in the new show, of course, but priced at $4.99 per month on its own you have to agree that the streamer is among the best value in the business right now.
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