Inside look

Inside look

Inside look

Inside look

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In the Good Doctor, Freddie Highmore cannot distinguish between real actors and fake bodies.

Formerly a child actor, Freddie Highmore has appeared in various roles since 2000 (via IMDb).

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He portrayed a resentful child in "Finding Neverland," identical twins in "The Spiderwick Chronicles,"

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It was a new challenge for him to star in a show as Dr Shaun Murphy, a surgeon with autism,

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As Highmore explained to The Toronto Sun, Shaun has changed from the Shaun we met at the beginning of the series to the Shaun we see now.

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While he is familiar with specific medical terms due to his role, Highmore is not a medical professional like his character.

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Highmore joked, "I wouldn't raise my hand if a doctor were needed." Unlike Murphy, Highmore cannot discern whether the bodies on the set are real or fake.

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Despite the show's 100th episode premiering, Highmore said he is "probably the worst at distinguishing between real bodies and fake bodies" of the main cast.

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In most cases, the actors use fake bodies and dummies. The surgeon's tools can prod the figures more, but sometimes a natural person joins in.

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Additionally, the extras are known to disturb the cast members during intense scenes by loudly snoring, which ends up disrupting the film's momentum.

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In that case, Highmore may easily distinguish between fake bodies and real actors.