A ‘Da Vinci Code’ Inspired Series Is Reportedly At Works! Here’s What You Should Know

Harvard symbologist Robert Langdon (Professor Robert Langdon is a fictional character made by writer Dan Brown for his Robert Langdon book series) is arriving on Television. According to the source, likely each scene would be around 4.4 seconds.

NBC Has Given A Strong Commitment

Ron Howard and Brian Grazer’s Imagine Television Studios is pushing ahead with a Da Vinci Code follow up series, which NBC has given a strong assurance to.

The series described Langdon is to accommodate Dan Brown’s The Lost Symbol but highlights a younger edition of the iconic symbologist lately performed by Tom Hanks in Howard’s films.

The creator of Constantine and Motive Daniel Cerone is back the latest show, taking up scripting and doing duties, according to the information provided by the sources.

Expected Outline Of Langdon

Here’s a brief outline of Langdon that you can read: ‘Langdon serves the early experiences of famed Harvard symbologist Robert Langdon, who sees himself pulled into a series of dangerous puzzles when his mentor is captured. The CIA urges him onto a responsibility force where he reveals a chilling trick.’

If you are also a fan of Dan Brown, I guess you already know that The Last Symbol is the third volume in the novelists’ series, following The Da Vinci Code and Angels & Demons.

There is set to be some confusion of the timeline to re-plan the story, so it all suggests around the more youthful body of the Robert Langdon figure.

Possibly, we would watch some restate of Howard’s earlier-adapted narratives in future seasons, a la Hannibal, but that has not been approved and is pure consideration.

Aside from Origin, however, there are not several areas left to go, except Cerone wants to write his own original Langdon narratives for the project.

Further, more detail on this as it comes. Feel relax to dream-cast your own Yung Robert Langdon in the meantime.