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Hear me out: Simon Baker as Robert Langdon
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Hear me out: Simon Baker as Robert Langdon

Tom Hanks will always be Langdon, but Simon Baker feels like the perfect realistic choice for Netflix. Right age, believable intelligence, charismatic but grounded, and he actually feels like someone you’d trust as a Harvard professor.

u/Maximum_Reading_7697 — 2 days ago

Just finished TSOS. The most unbelievable aspect of the book was how Langdon was able to log into his email on a stranger’s device w/o two factor authentication…

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u/IFoundACrunchyOne — 7 days ago

What book I should read next?

Hi, I am new to this community i have been recently introduced to dan brown books by one of my cousins, From the past 1 year I have completed Inferno, Angels and demons, The Da vinci Code (Personally i have enjoyed all of them ). I have bit of free time during next few months what book do you guys suggest to read next? should i go with books with Robert as main lead or should I read any other book? Please help me I don't want to waste my time reading a book which doesn't drag me into its world and doesn't have a proper thriller.

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u/Raspberry_PHI_1618 — 9 days ago
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The Salvator Mundi isn't a painting, it's two PHOTOGRAPHS of the Christ.

u/UncannyHill — 11 days ago