- Apple TV has greenlit Disavowed, a new action thriller series
- James Marsden stars in the leading role as a CIA agent who is abruptly fired
- A release date has not yet been confirmed
Disavowed is an exciting new Apple TV series, and as soon as I saw the news, I knew Paradise fans would be all over this. We’ve already seen James Marsden as the President in the hit Hulu thriller, and now he’s switching sides to play a CIA agent.
In Disavowed, Marsden will play a legendary CIA Case Officer, Brad Griffin, who finds himself abruptly fired in the middle of a global hunt for an elusive assassin responsible for killing his colleague, which derails his plans to take him down.
Now disgraced and outcast from the world of intelligence, Brad takes a huge risk and decides to go after the 15 million dollar federal bounty on the assassin’s head. This premise alone has got me hooked.
What else do we know about Disavowed?
Disavowed is created by Uncharted’s Art Marcum and Matt Holloway, based on an original concept by them. Marsden will also be executive producing, so he has a lot of involvement in the series.
Right now, beyond the initial synopsis, we don’t know when the series is set to air or any further details about it. But my initial reaction is that it’ll be one to watch. Marsden recently starred in Apple TV’s Your Friends and Neighbors alongside Jon Hamm, too, so he’s already been in a popular show for one of the best streaming services.
So far, so good. Even though there’s not a lot of information out there, as someone who adored the thrills of Paradise, I’m looking forward to following Marsden again as he takes on another intriguing role that’s different from President Cal Bradford.
I’m already on the edge of my seat waiting for a teaser trailer.
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