Harlan Coben's New Netflix Thriller

Harlan Coben's New Netflix Thriller After Missing You Success Gets Filming Update From Star
Following the success of Fool Me Once and Missing You, the new Harlan Coben Netflix thriller show gets a promising filming update from its star.
Run Away: Netflix's Upcoming Series Based on Harlan Coben's Thriller Begins Filming
The acclaimed mystery and thriller author, Harlan Coben, continues his successful collaboration with Netflix. His new series, Run Away, starring James Nesbitt, promises to keep viewers on the edge of their seats.
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.
Next Harlan Coben Netflix thriller already missing key ingredient
Harlan Coben’s Run Away will be available to watch on Netflix. Harlan titles currently available to stream on Netflix include: Missing You, Fool Me Once, Gone For Good, The Stranger, Stay Close, The Innocent, Hold Tight, The Woods, Safe.
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).
Gavin and Stacey's Ruth Jones confirmed for new Harlan Coben Netflix thriller
Gavin and Stacey's Ruth Jones and The Missing's James Nesbitt are set to star in a new Netflix thriller based on a Harlan Coben novel. Filming for the drama, which is based on Coben's bestseller Run Away, will commence in Manchester and the north west this month.
Netflix's new Harlan Coben sees favourite 'missing' from cast as Gavin and Stacey star makes debut
One of the most beloved stars from Gavin and Stacey, Ruth Jones, has secured a role in Harlan Coben's upcoming thriller set to premiere on Netflix. Jones, who co-created the BBC show and portrayed the unforgettable character Nessa, will feature in Coben's new series, Run Away.
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,
Harlan Coben's ‘Run Away' Netflix Series Casts James Nesbitt, Ruth Jones, Minnie Driver and 13 More
Harlan Coben’s next Netflix series “Run Away” has announced its sprawling cast, including James Nesbitt, Ruth Jones and Minnie Driver. Alfred Enoch, Lucian Msamati, Jon Pointing, Ellie de Lange, Adrian Greensmith,
Run Away cast for Harlan Coben Netflix series sparks fan frenzy and insider reveal
The new cast for Harlan Coben series 'Run Away' on Netflix has just been announced. It has got fans talking about the top names.
Ruth Jones and Tracy-Ann Oberman join Netflix adaptation of Harlan Coben's Run Away
Ruth Jones and Tracy-Ann Oberman have joined the cast of the Netflix series 'Run Away', the streaming giant's latest adaptation of one of Harlan Coben's novels.
Netflix’s ‘Missing You’ Is an Impressive and Head-Spinning Harlan Coben Thriller: TV Review
In Netflix's new Harlan Coben drama, "Missing You" Rosalind Eleazar portays a police detective who reconnects with her ...
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 ...
Missing You actors reveal the biggest change from Harlan Coben’s book to Netflix adaptation
Harlan Coben veteran Richard Armitage spoke about another element changed from the books, as his character in the books had ...
Every Harlan Coben TV thriller, ranked
Harlan Coben has sold 75m novels worldwide but conquering our bookshelves and Kindles clearly isn’t enough. The past decade has seen the US crime-writing king become a prolific presence on TV, too.