Disney+ Lines Up Adaptation Of CJ Sampson’s Shardlake Tudor Detective Novels
and has form when it comes to Tudor storytelling, having directedWorking titled, the series will shoot in the UK this year and sources said it could comprise four episodes. Should it be successful, there is plenty of material for The Forge to mine, with Sansom having written seven novels in the Shardlake series., introduces readers Dr Matthew Shardlake, a hunchback lawyer-turned-detective in Tudor England.
The BBC explored adapting the Shardlake novels for television in 2007 and even cast Sir Kenneth Branagh to play the disabled detective. The project never made it to air, however, and Branagh eventually signed up to star inMore than 15 years on and Disney+ will be looking for its own Shardlake as it hopes to bring the popular character to the screen for the first time.
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