I Will Find You (2026)
I Will Find You is a 2026 drama series created by Robert Hull and Danny Bensi. It stars Sam Worthington, Britt Lower and Chi McBride.
David Burroughs is five years into a life sentence for killing his own young son when a photograph reaches his cell. The boy in it looks like the child he is supposed to have murdered, older now, alive. Harlan Coben's Netflix miniseries follows the wreck of a man who breaks free to chase that impossible hope. Sam Worthington plays him raw and cornered, hunted by the people who put him away. The story tightens around a family that never healed and a conviction that never quite sat right. Britt Lower, Milo Ventimiglia and Erin Richards fill out a cast built for sudden reversals.
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What is I Will Find You about?
David Burroughs is five years into a life sentence for killing his own young son when a photograph reaches his cell. The boy in it looks like the child he is supposed to have murdered, older now, alive. Harlan Coben's Netflix miniseries follows the wreck of a man who breaks free to chase that impossible hope. Sam Worthington plays him raw and cornered, hunted by the people who put him away. The story tightens around a family that never healed and a conviction that never quite sat right. Britt Lower, Milo Ventimiglia and Erin Richards fill out a cast built for sudden reversals.
When was I Will Find You released?
I Will Find You was released on 18 June 2026.
How many episodes does I Will Find You have?
I Will Find You has 8 episodes across 1 seasons.
Who made I Will Find You?
I Will Find You was created by Robert Hull, Danny Bensi and Saunder Jurriaans.
Where can I watch I Will Find You?
I Will Find You is available on Netflix.
Where to watch I Will Find You
Stream: Netflix
Cast
- Sam Worthington as David Burroughs
- Britt Lower as Rachel Mills
- Chi McBride as Max Williams
- Logan Browning as Sarah Greer
- Erin Richards as Cheryl Dreason
- Jonathan Tucker as Adam Mackenzie
- Milo Ventimiglia as Hayden Payne
- Greg Bryk as Stephano Stavros
- Kate Vernon as Sophie Burroughs
- Peter Outerbridge as Warden Phillip Mackenzie
- Aaron Ashmore as Ronald Dreason
- Vas Saranga as Dev Chopra
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A few thoughts on I Will Find You
Fans of desperate-father thrillers should try the game Heavy Rain, which drops a parent into the same nightmare of a missing child and lets you fumble the search yourself. The tale started as Coben's own novel of the same title, tenser on the page. For a film with the identical gut-punch setup, Prisoners trades hope for dread.
Wrongly convicted characters racing to prove their innocence
David Burroughs breaks out of prison chasing a photograph that throws his conviction into doubt, and these dramas share that same desperate uncertainty about a locked case. Inside Man follows a death row inmate solving crimes to survive, Black Bird traces an informant working a prison from within, Wentworth keeps its heroine fighting the same disbelief, and Suspect and The Crowded Room keep pulling at what a verdict actually proved.
Parents who refuse to believe their child is really gone
I Will Find You turns on a father's refusal to accept his dead son is gone, and these stories share that same stubborn hope. Heavy Rain sends a father hunting a kidnapped boy, Prisoners follows a parent who won't stop when police do, The Institute and Flowers in the Attic trap children the world has written off, and Erased races back in time before a child can vanish.
Games where you're hunted while trying to find the truth
I Will Find You runs on the fear of being watched the moment you start digging for answers, and these games build stories around that same hunted feeling. Life Is Strange rewinds time chasing a missing classmate, The Walking Dead sends a fugitive protecting a child through a hostile world, Inside chases a boy fleeing pursuers, and BioShock Infinite sends its hero after a girl locked away behind a conspiracy.
Domestic thrillers where the perfect family hides a lie
I Will Find You builds its dread from a family hiding a story that never added up, and these domestic thrillers work the same seam. Fool Me Once and Missing You send grieving parents chasing evidence police closed, The Better Sister turns a family gathering into a murder case, Murder in a Small Town digs up a town's history, and A Good Girl's Guide to Murder reopens a closed case.