The Da Vinci Code saga
- Films
- 3
- Years
- 2006–2016
- The first
- The Da Vinci Code 2006
- The latest
- Inferno 2016
- Best rated
- Angels & Demons 6.7
- Back to back
- 6 h 49 min
The films in release order
Numbered by their first release anywhere; the date, where there is one, is their UK release.
About the The Da Vinci Code saga
The Robert Langdon series adapted Dan Brown's novels about a Harvard professor of symbology who solves puzzles hidden in art, history and religion. Ron Howard directed all three films and Tom Hanks played Langdon in each.
'The Da Vinci Code' (2006), with Audrey Tautou, adapted one of the best-selling books of the decade: a murder in the Louvre that sets Langdon on the trail of a secret kept for centuries. Despite the controversy and the reviews, it opened the Cannes festival and was one of the biggest box office hits of its year.
'Angels & Demons' (2009) moved the action to the Vatican, with four cardinals kidnapped during a conclave and Ewan McGregor in the cast, and 'Inferno' (2016), with Felicity Jones, to Florence and the work of Dante. There are three films, though Dan Brown has written more Langdon novels.
Questions about the The Da Vinci Code saga
How many The Da Vinci Code films are there?
The The Da Vinci Code saga has 3 released films: the first is The Da Vinci Code (2006) and the latest Inferno (2016).
In what order should you watch the The Da Vinci Code films?
In release order: The Da Vinci Code (2006), Angels & Demons (2009) and Inferno (2016).
What is the best The Da Vinci Code film?
For our readers, Angels & Demons (2009), averaging 6.7 from 124 votes.
How long does it take to watch the whole The Da Vinci Code saga?
The 3 films add up to 6 h 49 min: how long they last back to back.
