Daniel Henney has been cast in Apple TV’s forthcoming action thriller series “Disavowed.” He will portray Jae Chun, described as a successful attorney representing high-profile clients. The series centers on Brad Griffin, a veteran CIA case officer portrayed by James Marsden, who faces termination during an active manhunt for an assassin responsible for a colleague’s death. After his dismissal from the intelligence community, Griffin pursues a substantial federal bounty on the assassin’s head.
The ensemble cast includes Norman Reedus, known for “The Walking Dead,” and Bokeem Woodbine, recognized for his work on FX’s “Fargo.” The project originated as an announcement back in May with Marsden attached to the lead role. No premiere date has been disclosed at this time.
The series was created and executive produced by Art Marcum and Matt Holloway, with Tom Spezialy and Marsden also serving as executive producers. Blue Marble Pictures produces the series, alongside Apple Studios, with Theresa Kang and Caroline Garity in executive producer roles. Henney is represented by Buchwald, More Medavoy Management, and Toczek Suddleson Law Group.
Henney brings a range of television and film experience to the role. He previously starred opposite Rosamund Pike in Prime Video’s “The Wheel of Time” and appeared in multiple seasons of “Criminal Minds” and its spinoff “Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders.” His film work includes voice acting as Tadashi Hamada in “Big Hero 6” and appearances in titles such as “Missing” and “X-Men Origins: Wolverine.” He also provides voice work for the English-language version of Netflix’s “Genie, Make a Wish.” His early career included a role in the 2005 romantic comedy-drama “My Lovely Sam-Soon.”
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