Harlan Coben's New Netflix Thriller

Minnie Driver Among 16 Cast for Harlan Coben's Next Netflix Series After Missing You
Thriller author Harlan Coben signed a multi-million-dollar deal with streaming service Netflix in August 2018, which would grant the giant the rights to 14 of its novels over the course of five years.
Harlan Coben Seemingly Confirms His Next Series After Missing You Is Releasing In 2025
Harlan Coben offers an intriguing update on his next TV series after the arrival of his latest Netflix show, Missing You, which debuted on January 1.
Netflix's Run Away: Everything to know about Harlan Coben's new series
On 21st January, Netflix announced a new Harlan Coben series was officially in the works. They shared the update on their Instagram profile, with a picture of Harlan and series lead James Nesbitt holding the book the series is based on, Run Away.
Netflix’s Next Harlan Coben Series ‘Run Away’ Casts James Nesbitt, Minnie Driver, Alfred Enoch
Following the success of Coben adaptations 'Fool Me Once' and 'Missing You,' the streamer's next show is in the works with filming beginning this month.
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Missing You centers on Kat Donovan (Rosalind Eleazar, best known for playing Louisa in Slow Horses ), a police detective obsessed with extracting the last remaining bit of information about her father’s murder from the imprisoned hit man (Warren) who confessed to the crime.
Harlan Coben's next Netflix drama casts Gavin & Stacey and Missing You stars
Meanwhile, other stars set to appear include Alfred Enoch (The Couple Next Door), Lucian Msamati (Conclave), Jon Pointing (Big Boys), Ellie de Lange (Wolf Hall), Adrian Greensmith (Harlan Coben’s Shelter), Ellie Henry (Hollyoaks), Tracy-Ann Oberman (Friday Night Dinner) and Annette Badland (Ted Lasso).
Minnie Driver, Ruth Jones & James Nesbitt Leading Harlan Coben’s Next Netflix Thriller ‘Run Away’
Netflix's 'Run Away' from Harlan Coben has cast Minnie Driver, Ruth Jones, James Nesbitt after success of 'Missing You' & 'Fool Me Once'
Harlan Coben’s ‘Run Away’ Netflix Series Casts James Nesbitt, Ruth Jones, Minnie Driver and 13 More
The Netflix adaptation of Harlan Coben's 'Run Away' has cast 16, including James Nesbitt, Ruth Jones and Minnie Driver.
‘Run Away’: Harlan Coben Netflix Series Casts James Nesbitt, Ruth Jones, Minnie Driver, and Alfred Enoch
Alfred Enoch is well known for his role as Wes Gibbins in How to Get Away with Murder, as well as for portraying Dean Thomas in the Harry Potter film series. In addition to his screen work, he has appeared in British TV dramas like Sherlock and built a strong reputation in theatre with various Shakespearean roles. Enoch will play Isaac Fagbenle.
James Nesbitt to star in Harlan Coben series 'Run Away'
Netflix is teasing Run Away, a new limited series based on a Harlan Coben novel starring James Nesbitt. Nesbitt portrays Simon, who is father to Ellie de Lange's character, Paige. Paige takes off and Simon is left picking up the pieces of his life,
James Nesbitt and Ruth Jones lead cast in new Harlan Coben adaptation on Netflix
James Nesbitt and Ruth Jones will begin filming later this month for the new Netflix adaption of Harlan Coben’s 2019 thriller Run Away. The eight-part series follows Northern Irish actor Nesbitt, who starred in the Coben Netflix hit Missing You,
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Harlan Coben on Missing You and his next series: "A little more of a ghost story"
The books of Harlan Coben are published ... writing the next book, but Coben is keen to be part of the screen team. "In the British shows, such as Missing You, I’m very involved," he says.
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Yes, the New Harlan Coben Netflix Series ‘Missing You,’ Uses the Title of John Waite’s Hit Song
The new Harlan Coben series that launched on Netflix on Jan. 1 uses the title of John Waite’s hit “Missing You,” just like its book version. No surprise given ...