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Third Robert Langdon Film On Its Way
The Lost Symbol headed to screen

21 April 2009  |  Written by Helen O'Hara  


Well, here's news for fans of The Da Vinci Code and Angels & Demons: a new Dan Brown book about Robert Langdon, The Lost Symbol, is due out on September 15, at least in the US and Canada.

Since Sony owns the rights to the Robert Langdon character onscreen, this book is expected to form the basis of another film, which (we're guessing) would see Langdon running around the tourist hubs of Europe uncovering clues to a massive historical conspiracy that will change everything we believe about, y'know, stuff.

Brown has completed the manuscript for this one, which is set for an initial print run of 5 million copies. Given that the previous two books sold an astonishing (and frankly depressing) 81 million copies (The Da Vinci Code) and 39 million copies (Angels & Demons) we suspect they're going to need a bigger printing press.

Angels & Demons is out on May 15.


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ain't nothing wrong with this,
Oh please, yes the film was total shite, but the book was a enjoyable entertaining read - and never pretending to be anything different! - yes it had enormous success but why is that a bad thing?! Because it's not as well written as other fiction out there? perhaps. But the Harry potter series sells a ludicrous amount and that's not to everyone's standards. As for the issue of it containing "massive historical conspiracy that will change everything we believe about, y'know, stuff" - it More

Posted by tysmuse at 00:05 on 22 April 2009 | Report This Post

Oh. Crap.
"Given that the previous two books sold an astonishing (nkly depressingllion copies (The Da Vinci Code) and 39 million copies (Angels & Demons) we suspect they're going to need a bigger printing press." Helen, I salute you! The news of this makes me want to put my head into an industrial blender. More

Posted by pishtie at 10:44 on 21 April 2009 | Report This Post


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