Gary Oldman received the Edinburgh TV Festival’s Global Icon Award on Wednesday and discussed his role as Jackson Lamb in ‘Slow Horses.’ He described the character as deliberately unkempt, noting how Lamb has ‘single-handedly lowered the public’s expectation of personal hygiene.’
Oldman was honored with the Global Icon Award at the Edinburgh TV Festival on Wednesday. During an on-stage conversation, the majority of his time was dedicated to discussing his portrayal of Jackson Lamb, a character from the television series ‘Slow Horses.’
According to Oldman, inhabiting the role of Jackson Lamb has been a “pleasure.” He characterized Lamb as a man who has “single-handedly lowered the public’s expectation of personal hygiene.” This description highlights the deliberate nature of the character's presentation, suggesting a conscious effort to portray Lamb as deliberately unkempt and unconventional.
The award and subsequent discussion underscore Oldman’s continued success and recognition within the television industry, particularly for his work on ‘Slow Horses.’ The series, and Oldman’s performance within it, have clearly resonated with audiences and critics alike, earning him the prestigious Global Icon Award.
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