Series Premiere:
Dan Brown’s The Lost Symbol
Adventure
A young Harvard symbologist must solve a series of puzzles to thwart a chilling global conspiracy.
Matt Roush says...
Ashley Zukerman (Succession) assumes the role of Harvard symbologist Robert Langdon in a limited series based on Brown’s 2009 novel. While he’s no Tom Hanks, the touchstones are still there of arcane puzzle-solving and Indiana Jones-like peril with hidden Masonic chambers and walls that close up, threatening our claustrophobic hero. The adventure begins when Langdon’s mentor, Smithsonian head Peter Solomon (Eddie Izzard), is kidnapped, his mutilated hand displayed as a clue for Langdon to embark on a search for a hidden portal somewhere in Washington, D.C.
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