In Just 39 Days: 'I Will Find You' Enters Netflix History
The mini-series 'I Will Find You', based on Harlan Coben's book, entered Netflix's all-time top 10 with 101.9 million views in 39 days. Starring Sam Worthington, it reached #1 in 81 countries and spent five weeks at the top of the global chart. In Israel, it has been the most-watched series for six consecutive weeks.
Netflix's mini-series 'I Will Find You', based on Harlan Coben's book, achieved an impressive milestone by entering the platform's list of the ten most-watched English-language series of all time. The series garnered 101.9 million views in the first 39 days since its release on June 18, landing in tenth place. Last week, it returned to the top spot on the global English-language series chart with 7.3 million views. The historical ranking is based on views in the first 91 days, so the series has about seven more weeks to climb. It sits below the third season of 'Bridgerton' (106 million views) and pushed 'The Perfect Couple' (98.2 million) out of the top ten. In Israel, the series has been the most-watched for six consecutive weeks. The eight-episode series follows David Burroughs (Sam Worthington), sentenced to life for murdering his son and claiming innocence. His former sister-in-law (Britt Lower) brings him evidence that the child is alive, and he escapes from prison. Coben told The Hollywood Reporter: 'This is an enormous thrill. I am ridiculously grateful.' This is Coben's second series to enter the all-time top ten, after 'Harlan Coben's Fool Me Once'. Since 2021, adaptations of his works have appeared on the global chart 41 times. Sales of the original book have surged over 500% since the series announcement.