LONDON (AP) — Netflix has established a tradition of releasing a captivating miniseries based on Harlan Coben's thriller novels every January, delighting viewers with intriguing plots and talented casts. The latest installment, 'Missing You,' adapted from Coben's 2014 bestseller, follows Detective Inspector Kat Donovan, played by Rosalind Eleazar, as she navigates the mysterious reappearance of her long-lost fiance after 11 years.
The series, set in the north of England, continues Netflix's successful streak of holiday releases, with previous adaptations like 'Fool Me Once' garnering millions of views. The actors involved in 'Missing You' express excitement over the show's timing, noting that the New Year's Day premiere offers audiences a perfect opportunity to indulge in a thrilling mystery.
The cast members, including Eleazar, Richard Armitage, and Ashley Walters, praise Coben's storytelling prowess, highlighting the unexpected twists and turns that keep viewers on the edge of their seats. Eleazar marvels at Coben's ability to lead readers and now viewers down unexpected paths, showcasing his talent for crafting gripping narratives.
As 'Missing You' unfolds over five episodes, the actors reveal their anticipation for the audience's response while sharing their personal New Year's traditions. From cozy pajamas and roast potatoes to adventurous skiing trips and elaborate themed parties, the cast members plan to welcome 2025 in style, hoping that viewers will embrace the suspenseful journey of 'Missing You' on its debut day.
