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Hugh Laurie turns crime boss for new Apple TV drama 'The Wanted Man'

AppleInsider • Thu, 24 Sep 2026

Hugh Laurie turns crime boss for new Apple TV drama 'The Wanted Man'

A new limited-series crime drama executive-produced and starring Hugh Laurie is set to ring in the new year on Apple TV . Hugh Laurie in "The Wanted Man" The eight-episode series follows Felix Carmichael, a crime boss betrayed by someone inside his own firm. Sent to the notorious Staplehurst prison, he'll need to resort to brutality if he hopes to make it out. This isn't Laurie's first time on Apple TV, either. The "House M.D." veteran previously joined Apple TV drama "Tehran" during its third season. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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A new limited-series crime drama executive-produced and starring Hugh Laurie is set to ring in the new year on Apple TV . Hugh Laurie in "The Wanted Man" The eight-episode series follows Felix Carmichael, a crime boss betrayed by someone inside his own firm. Sent to the notorious Staplehurst prison, he'll need to resort to brutality if he hopes to make it out. This isn't Laurie's first time on Apple TV, either. The "House M.D." veteran previously joined Apple TV drama "Tehran" during its third season. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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A new limited-series crime drama executive-produced and starring Hugh Laurie is set to ring in the new year on Apple TV .

Hugh Laurie in "The Wanted Man" The eight-episode series follows Felix Carmichael, a crime boss betrayed by someone inside his own firm.

Sent to the notorious Staplehurst prison, he'll need to resort to brutality if he hopes to make it out.

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