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<p>The star of Disney+'s new historical drama says Shardlake's disability is an important part of him, but doesn't define him, and was happy with how the show portrayed the sleuth as 'stoic', 'independent', and 'physically strong'. Shardlake is streaming on Disney+ from 1 May.</p>
<p>The star of Disney+'s new historical drama says Shardlake's disability is an important part of him, but doesn't define him, and was happy with how the show portrayed the sleuth as 'stoic', 'independent', and 'physically strong'. Shardlake is streaming on Disney+ from 1 May.</p>
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