"Maybe it’s in my future" Gary Oldman has called out the royal family for not honouring his services to acting. READ MORE: ‘Slow Horses’ season three review: the best spy show on TV is back In a wide-ranging interview with the BBC , the Harry Potter and Slow Horses star expressed at being completely overlooked by the honours system. “I don’t know why.
You should ask them. No nod from the royals, but there we are,” he said. “Maybe it’s in my future.
” Elsewhere in the interview, Oldman spoke about being offered to play a Bond villain opposite Daniel Craig . “I was asked quite a few years ago,” he confirmed, although he claimed to have forgotten which film it was. “The Bond villain didn’t ring with me,” he added.
Asked about the future of the franchise, the Oscar-winner offered up his own idea for a prequel, suggesting that his Slow Horses castmate Jack Lowden could play a young 007. “I’d like to see a sort of prequel with him (Bond) in the Navy or something and becoming 007,” he said. “Jack’s probably a little young at the minute, but he could be a young Bond coming up through the ranks.
” Gary Oldman as Jackson Lamb in ‘Slow Horses’. CREDIT: Apple Studios In December, the actor spoke about how he felt about his performance as Sirius Black in the Harry Potter films , which began with 2004’s Prisoner of Azkaban and wound up with 2007’s Order of the Phoenix (except for a cameo in the final film in 2011). “I think my work is mediocr.