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The Lost Symbol: Peacock Releases First Trailer for Da Vinci Code Prequel Series The Lost Symbol, a prequel to the worldwide phenomenon The Da Vinci Code, was originally put into production at NBC. Earlier this year, however, the project was moved over to the Peacock streaming service and a full first season was ordered. We now have our very first look at the upcoming thriller, thanks to a trailer that was released on Monday. While it was titled Langdon during its production at NBC, the series has changed it's name to The Lost Symbol, matching the title of Brown's best-selling novel. The s...

Dan Brown's bestseller The Lost Symbol and the "DaVinci Code" universe was not only moving from pilot to series order but also from NBC to Peacock. Flash ahead two months later, and the streaming service is treating viewers to the first official trailer for the Ashley Zukerman ( Succession)-starring Dan Brown's The Lost Symbol. Though it's still listed as "coming soon," we do know the series follows the early adventures of Robert Langdon (Zuckerman), who must solve a series of deadly puzzles to save his kidnapped mentor and thwart a chilling global conspiracy. Image: Screencap In the foll...

Based on the third novel in Brown's Robert Langdon novel series, The Lost Symbol will exclusively premiere on Peacock.

Press release content from Business Wire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. National Geographic Runs First-Ever National Grammy® Spot for Premiere of Genius: Aretha Next Sunday March 15, 2021 GMT WASHINGTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Mar 14, 2021-- Following a virtual premiere along with four drive-in events in New York, Atlanta, Detroit and Los Angeles this past Thursday, with an encore this afternoon, that attracted a combined 10,000+ of invited industry influencers, press and VIPs in attendance, National Geographic tonight premiered its first-ever Grammy ® spot featuring Cynthia...

Break out your favorite Mickey Mouse watch because Robert Langdon is coming back to a screen near you. Peacock announced Tuesday that it has placed a full series order for Langdon, a brand-new TV series inspired by author Dan Brown's globe-trotting Harvard symbologist. Written and executive produced by Dan Dworkin and Jay Beattie, the project will be based on 2009's The Lost Symbol, one of two Langdon-centric novels not adapted for the big screen by director Ron Howard. Set in Washington, D.C., the show  finds the titular academic (played in this iteration by Designated Survivor and ...