Run Away is an upcoming Netflix Original limited crime-drama series and adaptation of Harlan Coben’s novel. The adaptation continues Coben’s long and illustrious creative partnership with Netflix, which has already adapted eight novels from his bibliography into Netflix Originals.

Harlan Coben's next Netflix mystery show, titled Run Away, gets its first set images as production continues on the upcoming adaptation.

A dramatic new look at James Nesbitt in the upcoming Harlan Coben Netflix series Run Away has been released. The new show follows a father whose world changes when his daughter runs away from home, and is based on the 2019 novel by the author.

Based on Coben’s 2019 novel of the same name, Run Away has yet to have a premiere date; however, filming was said to have begun last month. Nesbitt and Driver will be joined by Ellie de Lange (The Serpent) as Simone’s runaway daughter Paige Greene;

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Netflix has re-teamed with best-selling author Harlan Coben on not one but two more TV adaptations coming out very soon.

Sam Worthington has been cast in the lead role of the upcoming Harlan Coben Netflix limited series adaptation of “I Will Find You,” Variety has learned. Variety exclusively reported the show was picked up at Netflix in November 2024.

Netflix has added a brand new Harlan Coben thriller which is based on a book he wrote back in 2004. But while it might have taken a while to be adapted from novel to screen, it is definitely worth the wait becasue this might just be his most twisty-turny thriller yet.

Sam Worthington has joined Harlan Coben's next Netflix series I Will Find You in the leading role. Find out who he's playing!

Netflix viewers can now binge the latest Harlan Coben thriller series after it dropped in full in the UK. In recent years 12 of the American author’s works have been adapted for screen, with several notably becoming Netflix hits.