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News The Secret of Secrets Lost, Locke & Key Showrunner Carleton Cuse to Adapt Dan Brown’s The Secret of Secrets Robert Langdon will be back in our lives once again. By Vanessa Armstrong | Published on May 22, 2025 Carleton Cuse Photo Credit: Bec Taggart, CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons Comment 0 Share New Share Carleton Cuse Photo Credit: Bec Taggart, CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons Dan Brown is coming out with another book in his Robert Langdon series—his sixth one in a series made extremely popular by its second novel, The Da Vinci Code—and this one already has an adaptation order at Netflix. Today, the streamer announced via their website, Tudum, that Brown is partnering with Carleton Cuse, whose previous credits include showrunning series like Lost, Locke & Key, and Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan. The book and the show, according to Tudum, covers the following: Langdon, an esteemed symbologist, races against ancient forces and time to rescue a missing scientist, whose groundbreaking manuscript contains discoveries that have the power to forever change humanity’s understanding of the mind. The yet-to-be-titled TV series will blend futuristic science with mystical lore, delivering on the heart-pounding suspense and international intrigue that have made the Langdon stories a global phenomenon. I know what you might be thinking: Is this show—this whole franchise, in fact—actually genre? We could break into small discussion groups to debate this question, or we can all agree that Robert Langdon and his symbologist-related quests fall into the same category as National Treasure and the Indiana Jones films. This is far from the first adaptation of Dan Brown’s works, of course. There’s the Ron Howard-directed, Tom Hanks-starring film adaptations of The Da Vinci Code, Angels & Demons, and Inferno, as well as the 2021 NBC series The Lost Symbol, which lasted one season on Peacock.   No word yet on who will play Langdon in the new Netflix series, much less when we’ll be able to watch it on the streamer. [end-mark] The post <i>Lost, Locke & Key</i> Showrunner Carleton Cuse to Adapt Dan Brown’s <i>The Secret of Secrets</i> appeared first on Reactor.