Netflix releases 'I Will Find You' trailer

Netflix Tudum released a new trailer for “I Will Find You” on June 1, offering a fuller look at the streamer’s next Harlan Coben adaptation ahead of its June 18 premiere. The series stars Sam Worthington as David Burroughs, a man serving life in prison for the murder of his son who is pulled back into the case after evidence suggests the boy may still be alive. Netflix’s official trailer, posted Tuesday on YouTube, describes the story as a rescue mission launched after David learns his son may have survived. ### What does the new trailer show? The June 1 trailer opens with David saying, “I’m currently serving a life sentence for killing my little boy,” before adding, “The thing is: I didn’t do it,” according to Tudum’s synopsis of the footage. The trailer then centers on a photograph brought to him by his sister-in-law Rachel, played by Britt Lower, that appears to show his son Matthew alive. (netflix.com) Netflix’s YouTube description says the story follows a father who was wrongfully imprisoned for murdering his own son and then sets out on a “desperate rescue mission” after learning the boy may still be alive. The official trailer runs under two minutes and expands on a teaser Netflix released in May. ### Who is in the series? Sam Worthington, Britt Lower and Milo Ventimiglia lead the cast, Netflix said in Tudum coverage published May 27 and June 1. (netflix.com) Worthington plays David Burroughs, Lower plays Rachel, and Ventimiglia plays Hayden, Rachel’s former partner who helps in the search. Netflix said the adaptation was created by showrunner Robert Hull and is based on Coben’s 2023 novel of the same name. (youtube.com) Tudum described the project as an eight-episode thriller and said Coben is an executive producer through Final Twist Productions alongside Hull, Bryan Wynbrandt, Steven Lilien and John Weber. ### How does Netflix describe the plot? (netflix.com) Netflix said “I Will Find You” follows an innocent father serving a life sentence for the murder of his own son who receives evidence that the child may still be alive. That discovery pushes him out of prison and into what Tudum called “a world of deceit and despair.” John DiLillo wrote in Tudum’s June 1 article that David and Rachel are drawn into “a shadowy world of criminals and conspiracy” as they search for Matthew. (netflix.com) The article also says police are pursuing David while the search unfolds. ### Where does this fit in Netflix’s Harlan Coben slate? Netflix said the series is part of its continuing partnership with Coben, whose previous adaptations for the platform include “Missing You,” “Fool Me Once,” “Stay Close” and “The Stranger.” Tudum has described “I Will Find You” as one of the next entries in that lineup. (netflix.com) A separate Tudum feature on upcoming book adaptations said book-based titles accounted for more than 9 billion global views on Netflix in 2025 and nearly 20% of all hours watched, placing Coben’s latest adaptation inside a broader push around page-to-screen projects. (netflix.com) ### When can viewers watch it? Netflix said on May 27 that “I Will Find You” will premiere on June 18. (netflix.com) Tudum’s series page and the official teaser repeat that release date, and the new trailer is now live on Netflix’s official channels. June 18 is the next named milestone for the project, when all eight episodes of “I Will Find You” are scheduled to arrive on Netflix. (netflix.com 1) (netflix.com 2)