I'd say that this order was prescribed by The Da Vinci Code (the book)'s high success. While Dan Brown might have been regarded as a best-selling author even before The Da Vinci Code, this book was a major success world-wide and gathered an attention much higher than Angels & Demons or any of his previous books did, I think. So it was just a matter of time till it got turned into a movie.

1. Inferno Movie

And only later after a whole bigger crowd had noticed Dan Brown and after the Da Vinci Code movie was a big success, too, they are catching up on Robert Langdon's previous adventures. Seems to support this to some degree: In 2003, Sony acquired the film rights to Angels & Demons along with The Da Vinci Code in a deal with author Dan Brown. [.] Director Ron Howard chose to treat Angels & Demons as a sequel to the previous film, rather than a prequel, since many had read the novel after The Da Vinci Code. He liked the idea that Langdon had been through one adventure and become a more confident character. Howard was also more comfortable taking liberties in adapting the story because the novel is less popular than The Da Vinci Code.

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Inferno Movie

Robert Langdon Series. 5 primary works • 24 total works. Angels & Demons. By Dan Brown. 3.88 2315218 Ratings 26707 Reviews published 2000 351 editions. The Robert Langdon Collection by Dan Brown: Inferno/The Lost Symbol/The Da Vinci Code/Angels & Demons. By Dan Brown.

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