Harlan Coben's upcoming series I Will Find You has announced more stars joining the cast, including Severance and This Is Us actors.
The Netflix series adapts Coben's 2023 novel of the same name, described as "one of [Coben's] best yet" by the Sunday Express. The story follows a man wrongly convicted for his son's murder who received evidence that his child may still be alive.
The streamer shared (via Tudum) that four more stars have joined Avatar's Sam Worthington as protagonist David Burroughs, who breaks out of prison to find his son Matthew and prove his innocence.
Severance star Britt Lower is to play Rachel Mills, David's ex-sister-in-law and a former decorated reporter whose life fell apart after she was fired.
She's the one who finds evidence that Matthew could still be alive, seeing it as an opportunity to go back to journalism.
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This Is Us and Gilmore Girls' Milo Ventimiglia portrays Rachel's ex-boyfriend Hayden, who remains her close friend and confidant.
He is from a prominent Boston family and finds purpose in working for his family's philanthropic foundations.
Dear White People star Logan Browning plays Sarah Greer, a member of the FBI's Fugitive Task Force in Boston alongside agent Max Williams.
"Together they have become a valuable duo for the bureau, catching some of the country's most notorious fugitives — until the Burroughs case threatens to upend everything they've worked for," the character description reads.
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Finally, The Crown star Erin Richards plays Cheryl Dreason, David's ex-wife and a talented and compassionate paediatric surgeon who still mourns the loss of her son.
When David breaks out of prison, long-buried secrets threaten to unravel everything she's worked for.
I Will Find You is the first Netflix series from a Coben novel to take place in the US. It comes after 10 Coben adaptations for the streamer with an eleventh, Run Away, also in the works.
I Will Find You doesn't have a release date yet.
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