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Slow Horses & Sherlock Stars Officially Cast In Season 2 Of Apple TV's Hit Detective Series

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Apple TV's detective series is adding to an already impressive cast.

Deadline reports that Doc Martin star Martin Clunes, Fionn Whitehead of Dunkirk, Paterson Joseph, known for Wonka, Aasiya Shah from Bait, Foundation actor Dimitri Leonidas, Paul Chahidi of This Country, The Long Shadow star Liz White, Amanda Abbington, who appeared in Sherlock, Jeff Rawle from Drop the Dead Donkey, Slow Horses actress Ashley McGuire, Amber Grappy of One Day, and Yali Topol Margalith, known for Alice and Steve, are all joining Down Cemetery Road season 2.

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