Norman Reedus Lands First Post-Walking Dead Role

Norman Reedus has been cast in the upcoming Apple TV spy thriller series Disavowed, his first major TV role since The Walking Dead. The series, which also stars James Marsden, follows a legendary CIA case officer on a mission to capture an elusive assassin.

Disavowed is created by Art Marcum and Matt Holloway, who are also executive producing the series. Michelle MacLaren will direct the first two episodes of the show. The series is currently in development, with a $15 million federal bounty on the assassin's head.

James Marsden stars in Disavowed as legendary CIA case officer Brad Griffin, who is abruptly fired during a global hunt for the assassin responsible for killing his colleague. Despite being viewed as a disgraced outcast in the intelligence community, Brad decides to complete the assignment himself when the $15 million bounty is placed on the assassin's head.

Norman Reedus is set to reprise his role as Daryl Dixon in the spinoff The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon, which will conclude after its fourth season. However, his role in Disavowed marks his first major TV role outside of The Walking Dead franchise.

## What's at stake The casting of Norman Reedus in Disavowed is significant, as it marks his first major TV role since The Walking Dead. The series has the potential to be a hit, given the success of other Apple TV shows like Ted Lasso. With a $15 million bounty on the assassin's head, the stakes are high, and the series is likely to be action-packed and thrilling.

## Why it matters The development of Disavowed is a testament to Apple TV's commitment to creating high-quality, original content. The streaming platform has already seen success with shows like Ted Lasso, and Disavowed has the potential to be another hit. With a talented cast, including Norman Reedus and James Marsden, and a gripping storyline, Disavowed is sure to be a must-watch for fans of spy thrillers.