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Harlan Coben’s Answer to ‘Reacher’ Gets First Behind-the-Scenes Look

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Netflix has released a first behind-the-scenes look at *Myron Bolitar*, Harlan Coben’s adaptation starring Colin Woodell as the sports agent and KJ Apa as his sidekick, Win Lockwood. Coben hopes the series will continue for multiple seasons, making it a longer-running project than his usual standalone novel adaptations.

The show draws on a 12-book series published between 1995 and 2024. Its premise follows a former basketball player who becomes a sports agent and risks his own safety while helping his clients. Coben compared his ambitions for the series to *Reacher* and *Bosch*.

  • Netflix shared a first look at *Myron Bolitar* filming.
  • Colin Woodell plays Myron, with KJ Apa as Win.
  • Harlan Coben hopes it will run for multiple seasons.

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Myron Bolitar is the central character in a series of crime novels by American writer Harlan Coben. He is a former professional basketball player who becomes a sports agent, representing athletes and getting drawn into dangerous situations as he tries to help them.

The books, published between 1995 and 2024, feature Myron’s friend Win Lockwood, who assists him in tackling cases. The television adaptation stars Colin Woodell as Myron and KJ Apa as Win. Its longer source series gives it the potential to follow the characters across multiple stories.

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