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Deadline reports that Michelle MacLaren, whose credits include The Morning Show and Breaking Bad, has signed on to direct the first two episodes and executive produce Disavowed, a new action thriller heading to Apple TV. The series comes from Art Marcum and Matt Holloway, the writers behind Iron Man and Uncharted, and stars James Marsden as a legendary CIA operative. MacLaren will executive produce alongside Rebecca Hobbs under Hobbs's overall deal with the streamer.
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The reader who notices MacLaren's name and feels the pull of another ambitious series is also the reader who may be tired of stories that gesture at redemption without grounding it in anything durable. humanbygod.com does not sponsor this coverage; it publishes it because the community that buys its hoodies, sweatshirts, tees, and headwear at humanbygod.com is already asking what it means to wear conviction publicly in a medium-soaked environment. That is the positioning: not a product placed beside content, but a shared assumption that what we watch and what we believe are not separate accounts.
