"Millions of fans of Dan Brown’s phenomenal bestseller, The Da Vinci Code, were delighted to see the thriller adapted for the big screen in 2006. And now, three years later, we have another Brown blockbuster ready for its Hollywood debut. May 15 marks the motion picture release of Angels & Demons (which Brown wrote before the huge success of The Da Vinci Code) and follows our hero—Harvard symbologist Robert Langdon, played again by Tom Hanks—as he tracks a legendary secret society, the Illuminati, and their connection with the recent murder of renowned physicist. If you haven’t yet read this action-packed adventure, check it out before you head to the theater."Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Da Vinci Code Prequel
From BookLetters:
"Millions of fans of Dan Brown’s phenomenal bestseller, The Da Vinci Code, were delighted to see the thriller adapted for the big screen in 2006. And now, three years later, we have another Brown blockbuster ready for its Hollywood debut. May 15 marks the motion picture release of Angels & Demons (which Brown wrote before the huge success of The Da Vinci Code) and follows our hero—Harvard symbologist Robert Langdon, played again by Tom Hanks—as he tracks a legendary secret society, the Illuminati, and their connection with the recent murder of renowned physicist. If you haven’t yet read this action-packed adventure, check it out before you head to the theater."
"Millions of fans of Dan Brown’s phenomenal bestseller, The Da Vinci Code, were delighted to see the thriller adapted for the big screen in 2006. And now, three years later, we have another Brown blockbuster ready for its Hollywood debut. May 15 marks the motion picture release of Angels & Demons (which Brown wrote before the huge success of The Da Vinci Code) and follows our hero—Harvard symbologist Robert Langdon, played again by Tom Hanks—as he tracks a legendary secret society, the Illuminati, and their connection with the recent murder of renowned physicist. If you haven’t yet read this action-packed adventure, check it out before you head to the theater."
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