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Tom Hanks to film 'Da Vinci Code' part three in 2015

Darpan News Desk Darpan, 27 Aug, 2014 12:47 PM
  • Tom Hanks to film 'Da Vinci Code' part three in 2015
Actor Tom Hanks and director Ron Howard are scheduled to head to Italy to shoot the third film of the "Da Vinci Code" series next year.
 
Titled "Inferno", the film's shooting is expected to begin from April 2015 and is tentatively set for a Dec 18, 2015 release, reports aceshowbiz.com.
 
Hanks will reprise his role as Professor Robert Langdon in the third adaptation of Dan Brown's novel that started with "The Da Vinci Code". 
 
Howard, who helmed the first film and its 2009 sequel "Angels & Demons", will return as the director of the third film.

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