Mike Tindall, James Haskell and Alex Payne spoke exclusively to HELLO! ahead of this weekend's launch of the live stage version of their popular rugby podcast, The Good, The Bad & The Rugby.MORE: The surprising connection between Princess Eugenie and Mike Tindall's podcastsAs well as talking about their friendship and what has made their show so popular – with an incredible three million listeners and over 20 million online viewers since it started in 2020 – the trio discussed their plans for celebrating the Queen's Platinum Jubilee and their family lives.Mike revealed how he will be spending the special occasion – and we're sure Her Majesty will approve. "I’ll be cheering on her horse at the Epsom Derby," he said.WATCH: Mike Tindall gives his very honest verdict on Kate Middleton's rugby skillsThe race takes place on 4 June, the penultimate day of the Jubilee weekend.
Director James Hawes On The World Of Apple TV’s Slow-Burn Spy Thriller ‘Slow Horses’: “It’s Grotty And Flatulent”
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Apple TV’s six-part mini-series Slow Horses, adapted from the novels of the same name by Mick Herron, landed on 1 April with a one-two punch and promptly kept viewers waiting, having decided to parse out the remaining four episodes out on a weekly basis. “It was Apple’s decision,” says director James Hawes. “But if the response I’ve had is anything to go by, the anticipation it has created is fantastic. I’ve got people ringing me up to say, ‘Why are you doing this? I wanted to finish it over the weekend!’ The greatest compliment you could have is that people are demanding more—and now.”
Starring Gary Oldman as dishevelled spy Jackson Lamb, the series concerns the exploits of the lower ranks of the British secret service. The show starts with a bang, then moves to a grimy, twilight world full of operatives—like Jack Lowden’s River Cartwright—who have made major mistakes and will be spending a lot of time in purgatory to pay for them. It’s a tough pitch in a world more accustomed to the slick heroics of Mission: Impossible and Bond, but the critics have approved. “It’s been amazing,” says Hawes. “I can’t tell you there isn’t some relief, because it’s been two and a bit years of my life and it would’ve been very depressing if it had been otherwise. But what’s astonishing is the positivity of the response, the amount that people have enjoyed and engaged with the series and also the global reach of the show. There are reviews from all over the world, and people seem to be getting the tone. It really has landed incredibly strongly.”
The upshot is that viewers won’t have to wait too long to revisit Lamb and co in their tatty London office. “Apple have already shot the next six,” reveals Hawes, “and they will air sometime later
'Slow Horses' Season 2 Cast - 8 Actors Expected to Return, 2 New Stars Announced
The season finale of the new Apple TV+ series Slow Horses just premiered and the show has been confirmed to return for a second season.
James Corden seen for first time since quitting The Late Late Show after 7 years
James Corden has been spotted out in public for the first time following the news he will be leaving his hosting role on The Late Late Show to return to the UK.The TV host and actor, 43, announced that he’ll be leaving his popular US chat show after seven years on Friday, revealing that he made the "really hard decision to leave" because he wanted to spend more time in Britain with his wife Julia and their three children.The star was spotted on a petrol run following the announcement that he’d be leaving the show that became famous for its superstar guests and segments such as Carpool Karaoke. James filled up his car in Santa Monica, LA following the news and appeared to be trying to keep a low profile, wearing a casual outfit of a dark hoodie and jeans, along with white trainers and sunglasses.
Gary Oldman Teases Potential Retirement After His Series ‘Slow Horses’
British actor Gary Oldman (“Mank“) won a long-deserved Best Actor Oscar for the Winston Churchill biopic “Darkest Hour” and recently revealed he’ll have a small roll in Christopher Nolan‘s atomic bomb drama “Oppenheimer,” reuniting with the “Dark Knight” trilogy director. Oldman is now getting some buzz for his spy series “Slow Horses” which can be seen exclusively on Apple TV+ and is teasing potentially stepping away from acting in a new interview.
Gary Oldman Teases Potential Retirement With ‘Slow Horses’ Being His Swan Song
British actor Gary Oldman (“Mank“) won a long-deserved Best Actor Oscar for the Winston Churchill biopic “Darkest Hour” and recently revealed he’ll have a small roll in Christopher Nolan‘s atomic bomb drama “Oppenheimer,” reuniting with the “Dark Knight” trilogy director. Oldman is now getting some buzz for his spy series “Slow Horses” which can be seen exclusively on Apple TV+ and is teasing potentially stepping away from acting in a new interview.
Gary Oldman On ‘Slow Horses’ Finale, Retirement, Peter Falk, & Why He Loves TV
SPOILER ALERT: This article contains details of the Slow Horses season finale.
Why is James Corden leaving The Late Late Show?
James Corden has announced that he will be leaving his CBS late-night series, The Late Late Show. Corden, 43, was known for his comedic role in British TV show Gavin & Stacey, of which he was also the co-creator.
James Corden exits ‘The Late Late Show’ after controversial eight-year run
Deadline reported on Thursday.Corden, 43, officially took over the desk chair at Los Angeles’ Studio 56 in March 2015.“It’s been it’s a really hard decision to leave because I’m so immensely proud of the show. I’m thrilled to be extending [for a year],” Corden said in a statement.
‘The Late Late Show With James Corden’: Watch His Greatest Viral Videos As Host Plans Late-Night Exit
James Corden has gone viral regularly since he started hosting The Late Late Show in 2015.
‘Slow Horses’ Star Christopher Chung, ‘The Witcher’s’ Paul Bullion Sign With More/Medavoy Management (EXCLUSIVE)
K.J. Yossman “Slow Horses” star Christopher Chung and “The Witcher’s” Paul Bullion have signed with More/Medavoy Management for representation.Australian-born, U.K.-based Chung is currently starring as Roddy Ho opposite Gary Oldman and Kristin Scott Thomas in the critically acclaimed Apple TV+ spy series “Slow Horses,” which has been adapted from the Mick Herron books of the same name.
James Bourne to release new solo album Sugar Beach
Busted’s James Bourne will release his new solo album, ‘Sugar Beach’, this summer. Like many artists, he wrote the album during lockdown.
SEVENTEEN to kick-off Apple’s new K-pop ‘Today At Apple’ sessions
SEVENTEEN are set to collaborate with Apple to kick off the tech company’s new K-pop ‘Today At Apple’ sessions.Today (April 7), The K-pop boyband appeared at the new Apple store in Myeongdong, Seoul – which is set to open this Saturday (April 9) – where the tech giant announced that the outlet would serve as a “stage for established and new Korean artists, who will lead unique Today At Apple sessions celebrating contemporary Korean culture”, per a press statement.The first session of the brand-new K-pop ‘Today At Apple’ creative initiative will kick off as a collaboration with SEVENTEEN. Called the ‘Music Lab: SEVENTEEN Remix’, the sessions will feature the members of the boyband teaching visitors to the Apple Store how to use the tech company’s music creation software GarageBand, per Korea JoongAng Daily.The first session ‘Music Lab: SEVENTEEN Remix’ will take place on April 15 at the Apple store in Myeongdong.
