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Best International Actress | 2017 | Felicity
Budget 75,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 220,000,000 USD
French actor Omar Sy accidentally fell into a canal in Venice during his first scenes.
The reason why a sequel took so long to be released was because Sony wanted to film "The Lost Symbol," but the production of that adaptation became too complicated as Ron Howard preferred to only produce it rather than directing, and Tom Hanks would not be returning as Professor Robert Langdon. In the end, the production took so long that the novel Inferno was released in 2013, and Sony decided to produce that adaptation instead, for which most of the crew of the previous films returned, including Howard as director and Hanks reprising his role as the main character. The Lost Symbol was later filmed as a prequel TV mini series, The Lost Symbol (2021).
None of the movies in the Robert Langdon saga have been produced in the order that their corresponding novels by Dan Brown were released. The Da Vinci Code (2006) was made first, but adapted from Brown's second book; Angels & Demons (2009) was the second movie to be released, but adapted from the first book. "Inferno" is the third film to be adapted, but from the fourth book in the series. The third book, "The Lost Symbol", was initially skipped over because the studio preferred to adapt "Inferno", but was later adapted as the fourth project, the prequel TV series The Lost Symbol (2021).
During Zobrist's video talk at the start of the film, he describes "Bartlett's Beaker". Albert Bartlett (1923-2013), a long-time professor at the University of Colorado, gave the talk "Arithmetic, Population, and Energy" over 1700 times. He said "the greatest shortcoming of the human race is our inability to understand the exponential function."
In comparison to The Da Vinci Code (2006) and Angels & Demons (2009), where the music was mostly orchestral with a few cues of electronic music, this film has a heavier electronic content. The music of the three films was composed by Hans Zimmer.
"Robert Langdon: [direct] The greatest sins in human history have been committed in the name of love. [shaking head] Robert Langdon: No one will look on this act and call it love. Sienna Brooks: [resigned] They'll be alive. What does it matter what they say about us?"
"Bertrand Zobrist: There have been five... major... extinctions... in the Earth's history... and unless we take bold, immediate action... the sixth extinction... will be our own."
