Harlan Coben's "The Five," a
crime drama filmed in Liverpool that debuted last year on Sky 1 in the U.K., is available today (9/15) on Netflix (U.S. & Canada).
It marked bestselling author Coben’s move into TV, and follows a group
of friends as they discover that the brother of one them, who vanished
years earlier, may still be alive after his DNA turns up at a murder
scene.
From Variety:
The New Jersey-based author says his work is well suited to a
streaming service, where people can watch multiple episodes. “In same
way as you might say ‘I’m going to read one more chapter before I go to
sleep,’ I think ‘The Five’ and ‘Safe’ are binge-worthy shows that you
will start and finish in a day or two,” Coben told Variety.
Coben said he was pleased his new series has also landed at Netflix
internationally. “In a sense, I don’t care where it airs, just like I
don’t care if you read my book on paper or on digital, but I think it’s a
more exciting platform for us, to get all of the episodes out at one
time. I almost never watch a show that isn’t completed in case I do want
to binge. I don’t watch anything live anymore.”
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