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Happy, sad, confused, begins now.

Today, on Happy Sec and Fused, Gary Oldman on a career of iconic roles and his new series,

Slow Horses.

Hey guys, Josh Harrow, it's here.

Another edition of Happy Sec and Fused coming right at you with a true living legend,

someone that has been on the bucket list for a long while.

Yes, it's Gary Oldman time on the podcast this week.

What an honor, what a pleasure.

This man has contributed as much to my cinematic upbringing and love as any human alive, certainly

in the actor's sphere.

As I said, iconic role after iconic role, his work, the ones that stand out to me are

probably the ones that stand out to you guys, too, if you're of the same age, but from

Sid and Nancy to Bram Stoker's Dracula, true romance, the professional, the fifth element,

I mean, on and on and on, and just keeps going all the way in and up to including Tinker

Tailor Soldier Spy, his Oscar winning work in the darkest hour, and now his work in this

great new series, Slow Horses, which follows a little bit in the train of Tinker Tailor,

and that it is a spy show of sorts, much different kind of a character this time around,

but a character that I know Gary really loves Jackson Lamb, the center of this series based

on a series of books.

The show is on Apple TV Plus, you should definitely check it out as always, Gary is fantastic

and it has a great ensemble around him from Jack Loudon to Chris and Scott Thomas, and

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