Jack Lowden should be the next James Bond, he's brilliant.

The minute I saw Jack sprinting through the airport in Season 1, I thought "new Bond". He just has something that would work - and he's fantastic at ironic humour.

Absolutely love Jack. Lovely to see him on here. He really makes the show for me - his expressions and reactions are the best.

This actor's energy is so different from the character's - he seems so self-contained and thoughtful irl! Just goes to show what a massive talent he is.

Just finished season 3…wow, amazing. Such a great ensemble cast. My favourites are Jack, Gary Oldman and Saskia Reeves. Can’t wait for season 4!

I’ve only recently discovered him and he’s so funny as well as being really charming.

Jack Lowden. What an absolute talent.

"I still amn't over working with Gary"... I love that he used such a Scottish word. Stay grounded man

Jack Lowden is such an amazing talent. He should get more roles.

don't feel bad Jack you are not the only Scotsman who is not a fan of Scotch Whiskey you are not alone mate congrats on Slow Horses a great show

Jack was fantastic in Benediction.

Amazing series! I'm a big fan of Slow Horses since season 1, when it wasn't famous. Huge congrats to Jack Lowden and Gary Oldman for their performance!

Jack Lowden, the next James Bond in ten years.

I loved him in “Mary, Queen of Scots” as well. I love what he has to say about his girlfriend/fiancee, Saorsie Ronan. Adding that to his handsomeness and now to hear his native, Scottish accent…wow!

He was in Dunkirk???? Omg must watch again

Jack's character River is such a great compliment to Gary Oldman's Lamb in Slow Horses. Loved it from the jump, and I don't like crime-ish cop shows. I credit the comedy and Jack's handsome, boyish charm and screw ups (In truth, I watch this show because of River/Jack) and Oldman's curmudgeonly farts. They and the ensemble cast relationships temper the violence (which I find quite boring and unnecessary, especially in the season 3 finale). Slow Horses is at its best when it's just being weird, taking the piss and being a little mysterious and sometimes sexy. Jack definitely brings the sexy and would make an excellent Bond (or maybe an anti-Bond who can be imperfect and still have a lion's heart), and River proved this season that he can take a beating and keep getting up. Since they're already MI5, it should be pretty easy to make it happen. Another Scotsman as Bond feels right ❤

He is so gentle

Love Slow Horses, hope there is more to come 👏👏👏 🤓😎

Jack is so talented! I love him in Slow Horses & The Gold I hope he works with Christopher Nolan again

He should be the next Bond!

A very un-American treat...till now. Archetypes anyone? They are part of the deep, unspoken power of these novels. Lady Di (Taverner) is the flip-side of the original Lady Di. The former is calculating, cold-blooded and unscrupulous, where the former was spontaneous, sensitive and vulnerable. Lamb, on the other hand, is a part of ourselves we are longing to let loose on the world: apparently chaotic, blind, unthinking and invulnerable, he's our Dyonisian side, as is Shirley (only as she appears in the books, though, not in the show, unfortunately). We are sandwiched between our Di(e) and Lamb sides, colliding and just longing to emerge. These characters give vent to it for all of us. So far, the series is incredibly good and remarkably true to the novels, even to the point of being filmed in the "actual" locale discovered by author Mick Herron, one of the few masters of this genre not really having lived as a spy himself (probably, possibly). Jackson Lamb is delicious and represents a side iof us all we would probably love to act out and even nurture. OK, I would, in any case. Gary Oldman is obviously enjoying himself as the man we all secretly hate to love. There are two casting or directorial mistakes here though: first, Roddy Ho is more of a nasty egomaniac and less of a goofy closet superhero (totally out of touch with reality) than he is in the books; secondly, the wonderfully explosively psychotic and sugar-bingeing Shirley Dander from the books is nowhere to be found in the lightweight underwhelming version of her character we are presented with onscreen. One word of caution: the final episode of Season Three also gets very violent, American-style, and we can only hope this does not bode badly for Season Four. Unfortunately, feedback from audiences who haven't read the novels and are addicted to computer-assisted superviolence in their movies may pressure the team into delivering a more violent and sensationalist version such as we are accustomed to in American films. Let's hope not.

The audio on Josh's side was hard to listen to. It made it difficult for me to hear the complete idea. Nonetheless, it was another fantastic interview! Thanks for bringing him on. Season 3 is by far the best of Slow horses.

6 episodes rather than 8-10 👌🏻

But River isn't a f**k up he was stitched up

I would never have heard of the show if it wasn't for Katherine Waterston to be fair. Random, but true.

Jack Lowden - Japanese whisky is the only whisky to touch scotch? I'm going to be kind and assume Mr Lowden has never heard of Ireland.

He looks like Simon pegg

Imagine if Daniel Craig joined the cast of slow horses ?? or Liam Neeson ??

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Ever since Saoirse Ronan started living with this guy, her career is starting to take a back seat to marketing /supporting Jacks projects. And hes getting more media coverage because of his connection to Saoirse. She would not be the first actor to lose momentum because of her choice of boyfriend. Marraige would be a BIG mistake for her. I dont know what it is but I dont like him in his interviews, and thats enough for me. Im sorry to be so unusually negative for me.

Lowden will never be Bond because he's white and we can't have straight white men as heroes now. In this very odd season of Slow Horses, it became so incredibly obvious white male characters could only beat other white male characters. They could be heroic only if to be ridiculed after. The exception, of course, is Oldman, but he only kills another white man.

Without any doubt, Slow Horses 'was' the only thing on TV worth watching, primarily because it does not have the obvious objective of simply being a vehicle to promote Woke. Yes it is played for laughs sometimes and no way would a person like Jackson Lamb be put in charge of an MI5 unit such as Slough House which is considered with such contempt by those at HQ. Also, it is for entertainment purposes so even once working as very lowly RAF SAC Photographer who came across service personnel and government intelligence people plus for the five years I was in the RAF I learnt, trained with and even taught such people doing course at RAF Brampton and Cosford - I am not expecting real world situations. BUT after watching the very last episode of Season 3, being unbelieving bad and so woke, pure fantasy and highly ridiculous shoot-out where a crew of rejects out shoot, out punch and kill a large number of about 15 MI5 'SAS' soldiers, who are even tougher, more skilled and deadly than normal SAS soldiers - was just BEYOND BELIEF. We had a 'little girl' take on and despatch in hand-to-hand combat and shooting hardened soldiers who I can assure you practise every day their skills to kill people as quickly as possible. The whole last 15 minutes was joust a farce and it was like watching a bunch of young men having ZERO military skills and experiences be put in such uniforms and given guns and told to go in and kill the Slow Horses team plus two other MI5 operatives. An absolute joke and totally ruined the immense enjoyment of having something at last on TV to watch and not have to 'tut' and say "here we go again' and switch off". I expect that when Slow Horse first came out, it slipped under the radar at APPLE Plus but not surprising being so good, got the viewing figures it deserved and then the 'big woke wigs' at Apple became interested and wanted to be involved, and thus is why we had the f****** crap the last episode of Season 3 gave us. I know there is a fourth season coming but just as with the very good American House of cards with Kevin Spacey as Francis Underwood that when he was got rid of and Robin Wright took over, watched only ten minutes and turned off, I doubt I will watch the fourth season of Slow Horses.