release date
Missing You, adapted from Harlan Coben’s novel, will be released on January 1, 2025. “Fool Me Once” was watched by more than 108 million people on the day it was released, arousing high expectations for “Miss You”.
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The series will star “Fool Me Once”‘s Richard Armitage, as well as a strong supporting cast including Rosalind Eleazer, Ashley Waters, Lenny Henry, Steve Penn Burton, Jessica Plummer, Mary Malone, Lisa Faulkner and James Nesbitt. The story is set in the United States and adapted for a British setting.
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production team
“Miss You” will be produced by Cobain’s company Final Twist Productions. This is his tenth work adapted for Netflix, and another series, “The Runaways,” is also planned. Cobain’s partnership with Netflix has been very successful.
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Missing You revolves around detective Kate Donovan, who lost her fiancé Josh 11 years ago. While on a dating app, she unexpectedly sees his profile, sparking hope and confusion. Josh’s reappearance brings up unanswered questions about her father’s murder and hidden secrets from her past. The story is full of emotional depth and complex twists and turns.
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FAQ
When will Miss You be released on Netflix?
The show will be released on January 1, 2025. This is Cobain’s tenth adaptation with Netflix.
What is “Missing You” about?
The story follows Detective Kate Donovan as her past resurfaces as she investigates her missing fiancé and family secrets.
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