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The Da Vinci Code

2006, Movie, PG-13, 149 mins

The Da Vinci Code: Review

Ron Howard and Akiva Goldsman's reverent adaptation of Dan Brown's best-seller accomplishes the remarkable feat of transforming a book whose big type and little chapters seem more suited to a beach read than a densely researched historical mystery into a film, one that feels in fact longer than the LORD OF THE RINGS trilogy. Denounced by the Vatican as an affront to the faithful by virtue of a plot predicated on the notion that generations of ravening zealots in clerical clot... read more leave a comment

The Da Vinci Code: Cast & Details

Year: 2006
Rated PG-13

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Cast
Tom Hanks: Robert Langdon
Audrey Tautou: Sophie Neveu
Ian McKellen: Sir Leigh Teabing
Paul Bettany: Silas
Alfred Molina: Bishop Aringarosa
Jurgen Prochnow: Vernet

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Pope Says Nope to Da Vinci Code Prequel | Movie News | 6/17/2008
Angel Demons prequel to The Da Vinci Code will have to re-create scenes inside Rome churches after the Vatican banned crews from shooting there Production began on the film starring Tom Hanks earlier this month Producers had requested permits from Vatican officials to shoot in Santa Maria del Popolo and Santa Maria della Vittoria two key locales in the filmRome diocese spokesman Father Marco Fibbi told Variety the Vatican took issue with the films message regarding Christianity We often provide our churches to productionsbut not when a film pursues a type of fantasy that damages common religious sentiment as is the case of The Da Vinci Code he saidThe Vatican rejected similar production requests from The Da Vinci Code filmmakers several years agoAngels Demons crews will use the former Royal Palace at Caserta in Naples to double as Vatican church interiors JR Whalen read more 3 Comments
Movies Delayed by the Writers' Strike and More! | Movie News | 4/18/2008
Ask FlickChick Movies affected by the writers strike dubbed performances whats that movie and more movie questions answeredQuestion I was wondering what major films slated for this year were cancelled or delayed because of the writers strike -- John Wao FlickChick Although TV shows were hit most badly because their schedules are so tight movies didnt escape unscathed The biggest films delayed by the strike include Angels Demons Ron Howards Da Vinci Code follow up with Tom Hanks reprising the role of symbologist Robert Langdon was the first film to fold Its now due to star shooting this summer and has a May 2009 release date Justice League of America George Millers superhero picture looks as though its dead in the water cast members DJ Cotrona Superman Armie Hammer Batman Anton Yelchin Wally WestThe Flash Santiago Cabrera Aquaman Zoe Kazan Iris Megan Gale Wonder Woman Teresa Palmer Talia al Ghul and Common Gree read more be the first to leave a comment
New Da Vinci Code Sets Start Date, More Movie News | Today's News: Our Take | 10/25/2007
With an eye on the possible writers' strike and a Christmas 2008 release, Columbia is fast-tracking Angels & Demons, the Ron Howard-directed follow-up to The Da Vinci Code, for a February production start.... Also per Variety, Dakota and Elle Fanning will star with Cameron Diaz in an adaptation of the Jodi Picoult novel My Sister's Keeper.... Michael Mann is developing the mob drama Frankie Machine as a star vehicle for Robert De Niro.... According to the Reporter, Woody Harrelson will join Bruce Willis and Channing Tatum in Oliver Stone's new Vietnam drama Pinkville.... Jamie Foxx is a detective investigating race-related slayings in The Zebra Murders. read more
The Year in Cinema: Financial Boom or Bust? | Today's News: Our Take | 12/29/2006
How did 2006's film fare fare compared to the year before? Thanks in part to Pirates of the Carribean: Dead Man's Chest ( which broke too many records to regurgitate here) and despite a somewhat lackluster holiday season, the final box-office tally is headed toward $9.42 billion, marking an increase of about five percent versus 2005. Before you crow, "Well, weren't ticket prices up at least five percent?" the Hollywood Reporter points out that the number of actual tickets sold — 1.44 billion — was up nearly three percent.Joining POTC 2 ($423.3 million) in this year's elite $200 mil-plus club were Cars ($244.1 mil), X-Men: The Last Stand ($234.4 mil), The Da Vinci Code ($217.5 mil) and Superman Returns ($200.1 mil). read more
Are You Ready for an Online Gold Rush? | Today's News: Our Take | 7/31/2006
Survivor exec producer Mark Burnett has finally found a way to give away more than a million dollars without the mandatory starvation diet. This time, instead of making people sweat and backstab on a tropical island, he's partnered with AOL in a new online competition called Gold Rush. For seven straight weeks starting Sept. 13, you can head over to aol.com/goldrush to compete in pop-culture challenges, some which lead to clues found in various commercials, magazines and CBS shows. "It's like The Da Vinci Code," explains Entertainment Toni read more