Netflix releases I Will Find You trailer
- Netflix Tudum released the trailer for “I Will Find You” on June 1, previewing its Harlan Coben adaptation about a father imprisoned for his son’s murder. (netflix.com) - Sam Worthington plays David Burroughs, who says, “I’m currently serving a life sentence for killing my little boy” before insisting, “I didn’t do it.” (netflix.com) - “I Will Find You” begins streaming on Netflix on June 18 as an eight-episode series also starring Britt Lower and Milo Ventimiglia. (netflix.com)
Netflix Tudum published a new trailer for “I Will Find You” on June 1, giving a fuller look at the streaming service’s next Harlan Coben adaptation. The series stars Sam Worthington as David Burroughs, a man serving a life sentence for the murder of his son before new evidence suggests the boy may still be alive. (netflix.com) Netflix says the show will debut June 18 as an eight-episode thriller. The June 1 trailer was released through Tudum as part of Netflix’s current June programming rollout. (netflix.com) The preview centers on David’s attempt to prove he did not kill his child and follows his search after a recent photograph appears to show his son, Matthew, alive. (netflix.com) Britt Lower and Milo Ventimiglia also feature prominently in the footage. ### Who is at the center of the story in the new trailer? Sam Worthington leads the series as David Burroughs, the imprisoned father at the center of the mystery. In the trailer, David says he is serving a life sentence for killing his little boy, then says he did not commit the crime. (netflix.com) Netflix’s synopsis describes David as wrongfully imprisoned and driven by word that his son may still be alive. Ashton Cressman plays Matthew, the missing son whose apparent reappearance drives the plot. Netflix’s Tudum article says David’s sister-in-law Rachel brings him a recent photo that seems to show Matthew alive, setting off the search outside prison walls. (netflix.com) ### What new footage did Netflix show? Britt Lower appears in the trailer as Rachel, David’s sister-in-law and ally in the search. Netflix says Rachel helps pull David into an investigation that leads into “a shadowy world of criminals and conspiracy.” Milo Ventimiglia appears as Hayden, Rachel’s former partner, who joins the effort to find Matthew. (netflix.com) Tudum said the trailer includes tense chase scenes, including one across the rooftops of a New York apartment complex, as police pursue David while he remains focused on finding his son. ### How does this fit into Netflix’s Harlan Coben slate? (netflix.com) Harlan Coben worked with creator and showrunner Robert Hull to adapt the author’s 2023 novel into the new series, according to Netflix. Tudum describes “I Will Find You” as the latest title in Netflix’s ongoing partnership with Coben, whose books have generated a string of mystery series for the platform. (netflix.com) Robert Hull told Netflix that he and Coben shared a vision for telling the story in a way that would grip viewers and land emotionally at the end. Ventimiglia separately told Netflix that Hayden is motivated by admiration for David as a father trying to get back to his son. (netflix.com) ### When does the series arrive, and who else is in it? June 18 is the release date Netflix lists for “I Will Find You.” Tudum says the eight-episode series stars Worthington, Lower and Ventimiglia, and Netflix has also promoted the show in its broader June lineup of films and series. (netflix.com) Netflix’s next milestone for the title is the June 18 launch on the service. Tudum’s cast and series pages list Sam Worthington, Britt Lower and Milo Ventimiglia as the principal stars as the platform continues its June 2026 rollout. (netflix.com 1) (netflix.com 2) (netflix.com 3)