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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 ...

Posted on Tuesday, March 9th, 2021 by Chris Evangelista Robert Langdon, the Harvard symbologist with the bad haircut who has a nasty habit of getting caught up in historical mysteries, now has his own TV series. After ordering a pilot last year, Peacock has now ordered  Dan Brown’s Langdon to series, with  Succession actor  Ashley Zukerman playing the title character. The show will follow Robert Langdon’s “early adventures,” and you better friggin’ believe he’s going to have to solve some puzzles along the way. That’s just how Robert Langdon rolls. Peacock has announced tha...

Last Updated: Alternative Title: Regina Rene King Regina King, in full Regina Rene King, (born January 15, 1971, Los Angeles, California, U.S.), American actress and director who was known for her depth and versatility, earning acclaim for both comedic and dramatic roles. King’s father was an electrician and her mother a special education teacher; they divorced when she was a child. While still young, King took acting classes, for which she exhibited a pronounced aptitude. At age 14 she was cast as the teenage daughter of a main character in the sitcom 227 (1985–90). She then ...

These 2021 Golden Globe Nominees Can Make History on Sunday On 2/26/21 at 1:58 PM EST This year's Golden Globes could be very memorable—and not just because they're taking place remotely during a pandemic. The awards ceremony could prove to be a historic night in several motion picture categories, between the noteworthy women nominated for Best Director for their respective films, and the double nominations for Sacha Baron Cohen. (Only four actors have won two Globes in the same year.) Additionally, Jack Fincher—father to director David—is the first screenwriter to be posthumously nomin...

She is at the top of her game and influence in Hollywood. And on Wednesday, it was confirmed that Regina King is going to star in and produce her dream project - a biopic of America's first Black congresswoman Shirley Chisholm. In a statement, King 50, said: 'Shirley Chisholm’s fearless determination has been an inspiration to so many of us, and with this film we hope to inspire many generations to come.' Her dream project: Regina King, left in 2019, will star in and produce a biopic of America's first Black congresswoman Shirley Chisholm, pictured right in 1971, it was announced Wednesday