‘I Will Find You’: Logan Browning on Sam Worthington Teaching Her How to Reload a Gun and the Show’s Wild Action Scenes: ‘I Can Hop Buildings, Didn’t You Know That?’
Actress Logan Browning discussed her role as FBI agent Sarah Greer in "I Will Find You," the latest Netflix series adapted from a Harlan Coben novel, in an interview with Variety. In the eight-episode thriller, Browning's character hunts a prison escapee alongside her on-screen father and bureau partner, and the piece highlights how she prepared for the show's demanding action sequences and firearms scenes, including guidance from co-star Sam Worthington.
The series follows David Burroughs (Worthington), who flees prison to prove he was wrongly convicted of murdering his young son Matthew, with Sarah and her father Max (Chi McBride) pursuing him before Sarah ultimately helps clear his name. The cast also includes Britt Lower as a journalist convinced of David's innocence, Milo Ventimiglia as a wealthy ex-boyfriend named Hayden, and Madeleine Stowe as his sinister mother. Browning described filming death-defying rooftop leaps between Boston buildings and recalled Worthington teaching her on the spot how to reload a gun for a scene directed by Maggie Kiley, praising his skill and experience.
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"I Will Find You" is a new eight-episode thriller on Netflix based on a novel by Harlan Coben, whose crime thrillers have frequently been adapted for television. The story follows David Burroughs, a man who escapes from prison to prove he was wrongly convicted of murdering his young son. FBI agents Sarah Greer and her father Max pursue him as they search for the truth behind his conviction.
Sam Worthington stars as escaped prisoner David Burroughs, whilst Logan Browning plays FBI agent Sarah Greer. The supporting cast includes Chi McBride as Sarah's father, Milo Ventimiglia, Britt Lower as a journalist who believes David is innocent, and Madeleine Stowe. As the investigation unfolds, the characters discover unexpected twists about the crime and the conviction.
The series features substantial action sequences throughout, with scenes filmed across Boston including rooftop stunts and other physically demanding set-pieces. Producing such scenes requires actors to undertake significant training and preparation under professional guidance. This remains a consistent aspect of modern thriller television production.