However, his 2020 publication “Wild Symphony” is a children’s picture book with accompanying audio tracks, drawing inspiration from Dr. Seuss.
Year
Title
Page count
Audiobook length
1998
Digital Fortress
510
11h 57m
2000
Angels & Demons
736
18h 28m
2001
Deception Point
556
17h 4m
2003
The Da Vinci Code
489
16h 59m
2009
The Lost Symbol
509
17h 47m
2013
Inferno
463
17h 12m
2017
Origin
461
18h 10m
2020
Wild Symphony
44
N/A
Dan Brown movie and tv adaptations
Films based on his novels have grossed over $1.5 billion across the globe in total.
“The Da Vinci Code” movie adaptation grossed over $760 million worldwide.
The “Angels & Demons” movie adaptation grossed over $485 million worldwide.
The “Inferno” movie adaptation grossed over $220 million worldwide.
Tom Hanks starred in each film as the main character, Professor Robert Langdon.
“The Lost Symbol” was originally intended to be developed as a film for release in 2016 by Columbia Pictures.
However, it was eventually adapted into a TV series which premiered in 2021 on Peacock.
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Year
Title
Gross worldwide
Format
1
2006
The Da Vinci Code
$760 million
Movie
2
2009
Angels & Demons
$485 million
Movie
3
2016
Inferno
$220 million
Movie
4
2021
The Lost Symbol
N/A
TV series
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Dan Brown biography
He was born on June 22nd, 1964 in Exeter, New Hampshire in the United States.
In 1983, he read the book “The Doomsday Conspiracy” by Sidney Sheldon and became inspired to become a writer of Thriller novels.
By 1996, he decided to quit teaching to become a full-time writer.
His first book, “Digital Fortress”, was published two years later. This was followed by “Angels & Demons” in 2000 and “Deception Point” in 2001.
Although his first three books had little success, the release of “The Da Vinci Code” in 2003 was an instant bestseller and gave him worldwide recognition.
The puzzles he uses in his books are inspired by treasure hunts his parents set up for his siblings and himself when growing up.
Dan Brown achievements
He was named in TIME Magazine’s top 100 “Most Influential People in the World” in 2005.
Dan Brown has authored multiple #1 bestselling novels.
Across the world, more than 200 million copies of his books are available in print.
As of 2009, more than 80 million copies of “The Da Vinci Code” alone had been sold.
His books have also been published in 56 different languages.
Dan Brown FAQ
What is the Robert Langdon book series?
The Robert Langdon book series is based upon a Harvard University professor who is adept at problem solving and cracking codes.
What books are featured within the Robert Langdon series?
In reading order, the books within the Robert Langdon series are:
“Angels & Demons”
“The Da Vinci Code”
“The Lost Symbol”
“Inferno”
“Origin”
Does Dan Brown have any standalone novels?
Dan Brown has written two standalone novels, “Digital Fortress” and “Deception Point”.
“Digital Fortress” is a novel about the effects of government technological surveillance on citizens.
“Deception Point” is about the impact of a potential extraterrestrial meteorite on a presidential election.
In addition, he has also written a picture book for children called “Wild Symphony”.