Each and every one of these has never been a situation we're contracted to do them and we're backing into a release date, sort of doing any of the things that the other franchises tend to need to do.
#INFERNO DAN BROWN MOVIE TRAILER CRACK#
We just never could just internally crack it, to the point that we felt like this is, something we're dying, that we just have to sort of, we have to tell, and we believe audiences are going to want to see it. We've had scripts on it, and that was the other thing. Lost Symbol is outstanding and you know, someday, something important has to be done with it.Īt that point, I asked Ron Howard if that meant he was keeping it in his back pocket as a fourth possible Dan Brown adaptation, to which he replied: immediately felt like a cinematic next step, and that excited us. It's great material, but it felt like, coming close on the heels of Angels and Demons and Da Vinci Code, that thematically and tonally, it might feel a little bit too much like the other books, at that particular moment. The way Howard explained it to me:Ĭinematically, when Lost Symbol came out, I think our feeling, my feeling was that it's a terrific, another terrific novel. And over the course of our conversation, I asked him why they skipped over The Lost Symbol, a Robert Langdon mystery set in Washington, D.C., and hopped right to Inferno. Earlier today, Ron Howard jumped on the phone to talk Inferno, the movie's new trailer, and his work on Dan Brown's books, in general.
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