Dan Brown

Date of Birth

1964-06-22

Place of Birth

Exeter, New Hampshire, USA

Known for

The Da Vinci Code

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The Secret of Secrets, Morgan Spector, Robert Langdon, Netflix series

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The Secret of Secrets: Morgan Spector in talks to play Robert Langdon in Netflix series

Posted 3 days ago

The Secret of Secrets is coming to Netflix. Morgan Spector is in talks to play Robert Langdon alongside real-life wife Rebecca Hall.

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Netflix will adapt the newest Robert Langdon story from Dan Brown into a series

Posted 1 year ago

The streamer will be adapting the latest Dan Brown novel, The Secret of Secrets, into a new series, complete with the author as a show writer.

The Lost Symbol, Dan Brown, canceled, Peacock

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Dan Brown’s The Lost Symbol has been cancelled by Peacock after one season

Posted 4 years ago

Sorry, Robert Langdon. You’ve deciphered your last centuries-old riddle. Deadline has reported that Dan Brown’s The Lost Symbol has been cancelled by Peacock after a single season. “We were so proud to bring this action-packed mystery thriller to our members...

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Sterling Beaumon joins Jessica Garza in the cast of Your Lucky Day, a feature expansion of Dan Brown's short film.

Horror Movie News

Your Lucky Day: Sterling Beaumon joins thriller based on short film

Posted 5 years ago

Variety reports that Sterling Beaumon (Law & Order True Crime) has joined the cast of the horror thriller Your Lucky Day, which we previously heard will be starring Jessica Garza (Penny Dreadful: City of Angels), Angus Cloud (Euphoria), Elliot Knight (Color...

Jessica Garza of The Purge and Penny Dreadful: City of Angels will star in horror thriller Your Lucky Day, set in a store on Christmas Eve.

Horror Movie News

Your Lucky Day: Jessica Garza and 7 more cast in horror thriller

Posted 5 years ago

Jessica Garza of The Purge TV series and Penny Dreadful: City of Angels has signed on to star in the horror thriller Your Lucky Day alongside Angus Cloud (Euphoria), Elliot Knight (Color Out of Space), Jason O’Mara (The Man in...

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Peacock’s original series are failing to resonate with viewers

Posted 5 years ago

The streaming marketplace has become extremely crowded since Netflix entered the game and changed the industry as we know it. At this point, there are too many choices for streaming options and they’re all trying to compete to get our...

TV Reviews

Dan Brown’s The Lost Symbol TV Review

Posted 5 years ago

Plot: The early adventures of young Harvard symbologist Robert Langdon, who must solve a series of deadly puzzles to save his kidnapped mentor and thwart a chilling global conspiracy. Review: Dan Brown’s series of thrillers featuring Robert Langdon have been...

The Lost Symbol trailer unearths first glimpse at Dan Brown series

Posted 5 years ago

So this is interesting. Seems there's still still gas left in the tank for the Robert Langdon-verse (or at least, studios are betting there is), and now we have a new trailer for the upcoming Peacock TV series starring the...

“Langdon” based off Dan Brown’s novel The Lost Symbol gets NBC pilot order

Posted 6 years ago

Nearly seventeen years ago author Dan Brown rocked the reading public's world with his thrilling novel The Da Vinci Code. The novel, which follows the adventures of Harvard symbologist Robert Langdon, was an instant best-seller and the water cooler topic...

Sony enacts new ad campaign to get people interested in Inferno

Posted 10 years ago

Man, are they still making these movies? I mean, I guess the films are successful enough (though ANGELS & DEMONS only made money back if you count foreign gross). But is there really a clamouring for these films, especially seven years after the...

Ron Howard and Tom Hanks will be back for Dan Brown’s Inferno

Posted 13 years ago

Another installment of the “Da Vinci Code” is coming our way December of 2015, and there’s nothing you can do about it. Eh, the first really wasn’t all that bad. The second was a little much for me even though...

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