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Deadline reports that Norman Reedus has signed on as a series regular for Apple TV's upcoming thriller "Disavowed," joining a cast led by James Marsden. The series, created by Art Marcum and Matt Holloway of "Iron Man" and "Uncharted" fame, centers on a legendary CIA case officer who finds himself abruptly fired from the agency. Reedus, best known for his long-running role in "The Walking Dead" franchise, joins the project with his character's identity still undisclosed.
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