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Cast & Crew

Ashley Zukerman

Robert Langdon

Actor

Valorie Curry

Katherine Solomon

Actor

Sumalee Montano

Sato

Actor

Rick Gonzalez

Nunez

Actor

Suzy Eddie Izzard

Peter Solomon

Actor

Beau Knapp

Mal'akh

Actor

Dan Dworkin

Writer

Jay Beattie

Writer

Dan Dworkin

Executive Producer

Jay Beattie

Executive Producer

Dan Trachtenberg

Executive Producer

Dan Brown

Executive Producer

Brian Grazer

Executive Producer

Ron Howard

Executive Producer

Samie Kim Falvey

Executive Producer

Anna Culp

Executive Producer

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Critic Reviews for Dan Brown's The Lost Symbol: Season 1

Audience Reviews for Dan Brown's The Lost Symbol: Season 1

• Jan 12, 2023

  pretty mid, doesn't really follow the book but is worth a watch. It's a tv show at the end of the day so can't compare it to the films but it isn't half bad just don't expect it to be similar to the source material. it's a good watch either way. However, Sato isn't anywhere near what she could have been, wasted potential there.
  

  William H
• Oct 20, 2022

  Very disappointing compared to the movies but the script is still good.
  

  fc réseaux s
• Mar 12, 2022

  Some good acting, some low-budget production. Should have either been a bit more intriguing, or 2-4 episodes longer.. or maybe both.
  
• Feb 10, 2022

  I thought it was really good & can't believe that Peacock isn't thinking of doing another series. I appreciate that these series's are not cheap to make, but come on someone please buy the rights and give us a second series.
  
• Feb 10, 2022

  Its not bad, its just good either. Its just like maybe 2 episodes too long just get to the point
  
• Feb 04, 2022

  TLDR: Halfway through the episode the mystery/thriller/adventure pace was set and having read the book I know the ending but still found myself pondering different theories. Great choice going with tv-series. A movie would of felt rushed if trying to stay true to the original book narrative. ( Dan Brown's "Inferno" was such a great book, but the movie changed the climactic ending and RUINED IT! . . .Me? Oh no. I'm totally not still upset about that. Like at all <'-_-‘> ) In my opinion it is a daunting task to adapt a book for the big screen. To be successful it needs to be as good as or better than what our imagination has created as we read through the story. How we picture different characters appearances, attitudes or how our inner voice thought their voices sounded like. Nice skill we have, to read then instantly create a mental image of it. Straight from the writers mind. Their thoughts into words then decode back into thoughts by the reader! Like an exclusive release only for yourself, one that has been filtered through your experiences, beliefs and so many conscious or unconscious bias's. (Amazing process but on second thought just how inefficient is it? How much is lost in translation? Misinterpreted? Elon we need that brain interface asap!) I suppose by remaining vague in some areas the writer allows for more people to adapt the narrative to their own point of view thereby increasing the success. On the other hand a movie version has been imagined for you, increasing the odds that it could conflict with personal preferences. (At this point I think I might just be rant/journaling! Just go watch the show its great! Bunch of wet blankets that disliked it.) :)
  
• Jan 29, 2022

  Todo el asunto del misterio y la simbología es genial e interesante, esa parte de la trama es capaz de atraparte y mantenerte interesado el problema esta en quien debe ejecutar esta parte, Mal'akh como antagonista es demasiado plano, vacío, no inspira nada y decae demasiado la serie por él ya que es la piedra angular de todo el asunto.
  

  jenaro v
• Jan 25, 2022

  This adaption has nothing with to do with book, or the alleged lost symbol. It's been hollywoodized in a sterile action movie with some cipher aspects. The original themes of the book are completely lost. It's just plain boring! There is none of the Dan Brown mystery or themes.
  
• Jan 21, 2022

  I kept pulling for it to improve as the season wore on. It did not.
  
• Jan 19, 2022

  Great cast, some solid performances, beautifully photographed and a fantastic score. I do wish the end of Season 1 hadn't been sewn up so neatly (why were they all in that park?), but I do enjoy the subject matter, especially when the scripts are strong. I look forward to Season 2.