'Langdon' already has a protagonist! The series based on Dan Brown's books

The literature of Dan brown It is controversial by nature; the writer gathers around him both readers who are very loyal to his work and staunch critics who question the true intention and "purity" of his lyrics. The series that is about to be released will be an adaptation of his book. The lost symbol.

Now that it has been confirmed actor Ashley Zuckerman as the protagonist of Langdon, the network initiates plans to film the pilot episode. If the first episode of this Dan Dworkin and Jay Beattie adaptation works, Season 1 will get the green light. Otherwise, the project will immediately die and become another disappointment for fans.

Based on what we know so far, the series will show the mission it undertakes Robert Langdon to rescue his mentor, who has been kidnapped under very strange circumstances. To do this, he must solve a series of brain teasers and brain teasers whose solution is beyond the vision of "mere mortals." In no time, the protagonist will realize that behind everything there is a terrible global conspiracy.

The lost symbol

Now that we know the actor selected to play the Harvard professor, Robert Langdon, we have to focus on The lost symbol. The novel was written in 2009 by Dan brown as a sequel to The Da Vinci Code.

It is a thriller whose plot takes place in the city of Washington, DC, taking as the protagonist the academic who astonished many with his capacity for observation and his knowledge of Freemasonry.

This book had a circulation of 6.5 million copies, of which 5 million were placed in North America and 1.5 million in the United Kingdom. Just to measure its impact, on the first day of sale it managed to place 1 million physical and electronic copies on the market, becoming the best-selling adult novel ever.

As of January 2013, the third novel in the literary franchise had sold more than 30 million copies in print worldwide, a number that prompts them to try their luck on the small screen.