If I Tell You (2026)

I Will Find You is a 2026 American crime thriller limited series adapted from Harlan Coben's novel of the same name. Produced for Netflix, the eight-episode show premiered on June 18, 2026, and quickly garnered attention for its high-stakes narrative and intense performances. The story centers on an innocent father who has been wrongfully convicted of murdering his own son and sentenced to life in prison. His world is upended when he receives evidence suggesting that his child may actually be alive, prompting him to orchestrate a daring escape to uncover the truth.

The cast features Sam Worthington as the desperate father, joined by Britne Oldford as his sister-in-law Rachel, a disgraced journalist looking to rebuild her career through this sensational case. Milo Ventimiglia plays Hayden, a member of a prominent family and Rachel's ex-boyfriend, adding layers of personal conflict to the investigation. Directed by Brad Anderson, Adam Davidson, Maggie Kiley, and Maya Forbes, the series blends suspense with emotional drama, exploring themes of parental love, justice, and corruption.

Upon its release, I Will Find You received mixed but generally positive reviews, holding a 67% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Critics praised the pacing and the strong ensemble cast, though some noted that the plot relied heavily on familiar genre tropes. Despite the divided reception, the series sparked significant online discussion and became one of the platform's top trending titles during its initial run.

• The series is based on the bestselling novel by Harlan Coben, known for his intricate plots and domestic thrillers.
• Sam Worthington stars as the lead role, marking another significant performance in his career following major franchise roles.
• Britne Oldford portrays Rachel, a character whose professional downfall drives much of the secondary plot's tension.
• Milo Ventimiglia appears as Hayden, bridging the gap between the protagonist's past and the wealthy families involved in the cover-up.
• The production utilized multiple directors to handle the eight episodes, ensuring varied visual styles throughout the limited series.