Ron Howard has backed out of directing The Lost Symbol, the third entry in Dan Brown’s popular Jesus-puzzle series. According to Deadline, Howard’s decision is based on his not wanting to “do that thing over, the same character and the same stories,” and also being really tired of making money. It gets so boring, making money. You get Tom Hanks in a sports jacket and run him through a maze where he stares ponderously at old statues and then coughs up an exegesis on ancient gnostic scrolls whenever there’s a rare moment of silence and then everyone.
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Director Ron Howard decoded the first two [1] and now it's Mark Romanek's turn to crack the case [2]. He's reportedly the frontrunner to helm The Lost Symbol, the third installment in Dan Brown's massively successful series of myste... Read Post
Ron Howard will return to the world of Dan Brown's Robert Langdon only as a producer, Deadline reports. A new director is being sought to helm the third installment in the popular "Da Vinci Code" franchise, The Lost Symbol. The plot... Read Post
Ron Howard will not be finishing what he started with the Dan Brown films. CNN has confirmed that Howard will not be directing the final installment of the trilogy based on Brown's wildly popular books. Despite occupying the directo... Read Post