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The first episode, As Above, So Below, was directed by Dan Trachtenberg of 10 Cloverfield Lane and Prey. The other nine went to TV directors.
source ↗In the books, Langdon never takes off the Mickey Mouse watch his parents gave him. The series leaves it out. Ashley Zukerman joked that it was at the shop getting a new battery.
source ↗The Lost Symbol was going to be Ron Howard's third film with Hanks, but Sony switched to Inferno in 2013. In 2019 it became a series, called Langdon at NBC, and ended up on Peacock.
source ↗The novel's author and his wife show up in Langdon's book-signing scene in Paris.
source ↗Westminster Abbey refused permission. The scenes at Isaac Newton's tomb were shot at Lincoln and Winchester cathedrals instead.
source ↗Lynn Picknett and Clive Prince, authors of The Templar Revelation, one of the Mary Magdalene books behind the plot, cameo as bus passengers.
source ↗The Louvre allowed filming inside, but the crew couldn't light the real Mona Lisa. They used a replica.
source ↗Cardinal Beck is Rance Howard, Ron Howard's father. He shows up in many of his son's films.
source ↗The Church barred filming inside its churches. St. Peter's Square and Piazza Navona were built on Sony's lot in California, and the basilica's interior was finished digitally.
source ↗Hans Zimmer built Langdon's theme from the closing track of The Da Vinci Code score. Violinist Joshua Bell plays on the new one.
source ↗The film nods to what Langdon did in The Da Vinci Code: the Priory of Sion case is why the Vatican seeks him out. The book can't do that, since Angels & Demons came out first.
source ↗During production the film went by Headache, a joke about the blow to the head Langdon takes before the story starts.
source ↗Venice and Florence got exterior scenes, but most of the film was shot in Budapest at Korda Studios.
source ↗It was first dated for December 2015. Sony pushed it to October 2016 to stay out of the way of Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
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