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The Priory of Sion is actually a fictitious society created as a hoax in the late 1950's - early 196 [...]	D
Near the end of the movie's trailer, the word "SEEK" in the phrase "Seek the Truth" is highlighted. [...]	D
Dan Brown named character Sir Leigh Teabing after two of the authors, Richard Leigh and Michael Baig [...]	D
Pierce Brosnan was also considered for the role of Robert Langdon.	D
Ron Howard's first envisioned choice for the role of Robert Langdon was Bill Paxton. Paxton was inte [...]	D
Charlotte Graham's debut.	D
Ron Howard always wanted Audrey Tautou for the role of Sophie, but she was never available for an au [...]	D
While pointing out Mary Magdalene in Da Vinci's "The Last Supper", Teabing is insulted when Sophie a [...]	D
Captain Fache calls the Le Louvre glass pyramid a "scar of the face of Paris". Many Parisians were v [...]	D
France's Culture Ministry granted permission for limited access for the crew to film inside the Louv [...]	D
There is a gargoyle spied by Sophie inside Rosslyn Chapel that is modelled after producer and direct [...]	D
The name Sophie means wisdom. Sophie will need wisdom in her choices given her newly found calling.	D
The close-up shots of the exterior of Rosslyn Chapel are genuine, but the two distant shots of the c [...]	D
Sophie drives a Smart Fortwo which has been adopted by many Parisians for its size and is reputed to [...]	D
Bishop Manuel Aringarosa's surname, if taken as two Italian words ("aringa" and "ros(s)a"), translat [...]	D
Hans Zimmer replaced James Horner (long time collaborator with Ron Howard), while Horner took the of [...]	D
According to Jean Reno, Dan Brown wrote the part of Captain Fache with him in mind.	D
Officials from Britain's Westminster Abbey refused to allow filming to take place in the Abbey, clai [...]	D
Producers Brian Grazer and Ron Howard received an invitation from French President Jacques Chirac. T [...]	D
Because it was not certain that the movie would be a hit, and that other adaptations of Dan Brown's [...]	D
Audrey Tautou revealed that, during her audition, she asked if she could take a photo of Ron Howard [...]	D
Jouko Ahola was offered a role, and he auditioned for it, but he didn't get it.	D
Sir Ian McKellen concocted a more detailed backstory for Sir Leigh Teabing, in order to help his per [...]	D
To protect both the fabric of the building and the works of art it contains, the production's use of [...]	D
The statue of Janus in Teabing's library foreshadows Teabing being two-faced, betraying Langdon and [...]	D
Thure Lindhardt had booked his first Hollywood movie part as Silas the Albino and for a long time, h [...]	D
The poster outside the elevator in the Louvre is Caravaggio's "The Boy in the Well". This represents [...]	D
The French Inspector's name, "Bezu Fache", is a crude pun. In French, the words roughly translate to [...]	D
Shipped to cinemas as "Artistry" in three cans.	D
Reunite Jean Reno and Ian McKellen, they starred in other movie released on the same year: Flushed A [...]	D
The artwork on the cover of Langdon's book is Botticelli's "The Birth of Venus".	D
As with the other two movies, author Dan Brown named main character Robert Langdon after John Langdo [...]	D
Audrey Tautou, Jean Reno, and Jean-Pierre Marielle dubbed their voices in France-French and French-C [...]	D
The mural on the ceiling at the Cardinals' meeting place is called Hell, representing Aringarosa as [...]	D
When Sophie first meets Robert in the Louvre, she asks if he saw the first line that was cleaned bef [...]	D
On the first day of filming, Tom Hanks (Langdon) let out a huge fart while in pain after being accid [...]	D
The self-chastening scene of Silas had to be done in one take, using different camera angles, becaus [...]	D
Lynn Picknett, Clive Prince: Sitting in the London bus together with Sophie and Robert.	D
Opening movie of the 2006 Cannes Film Festival.	D
The air freshener hanging from Collet's rearview mirror is in the shape of the Archangel Gabriel. Th [...]	D
Because the crew wasn't allowed to film at Saint-Sulpice, the scenes were shot in front of a greensc [...]	D
Though not mentioned in the movie, Langdon is wearing a vintage Mickey Mouse watch as in the book. T [...]	D
In the first theatrical trailer for the film, after the tag-line "Seek the Truth," in which the word [...]	D
The release of the movie sparked so much controversy that its initial release was delayed in India d [...]	D
The rose, in an alabaster jar, placed at the former locations of Mary Magdalene's sarcophagus, is a [...]	D
Etienne Chicot and Marie-Francoise Audollent dubbed their own voices in France-French, but not Frenc [...]	D
Some of the Metropolitan Police vehicles used in the London scenes are the same vehicles that were u [...]	D
Sir Leigh Teabing's plane is a Hawker 700.	D
Sophie Marceau, Virginie Ledoyen, Judith GodrÃ¨che, and Linda Hardy auditioned for the role of Sop [...]	D
Delivered to Spanish theaters under the code name "Desperate Strangers".	D
Produced with the support of the Financial Incentives provided by the Government of Malta.	D
Brian Grazer cancelled twenty-seven interviews at Cannes, to minimize the surrounding controversies [...]	D
The novel contains a sequence in which Sophie and Langdon escape from a museum guard by Sophie threa [...]	D
Angeli e demoni (2009) takes place in the Vatican. Jean Reno and Alfred Molina, who appeared in this [...]	D
The logo of the bank incorporates the symbol for Phi, whose value can be derived from the Fibonacci [...]	D
Ricky Gervais has said in interviews, he was offered the role of Jean Remy.	D
Fache, in French, means angry or enraged.	D
Cheryl Howard: (At four minutes and fifteen seconds) Ron Howard's wife can be glimpsed as an audienc [...]	D
In the story, Robert Langdon's publisher is called Jonas Faukman. Jonas Faukman is an anagram of Dan [...]	D
24 (2001) creator Joel Surnow thought that "The Da Vinci Code" would provide a great storyline for t [...]	D
Lincoln Cathedral's bell, "Great Tom", which strikes the hour, was silent for the first time since W [...]	D
Dan Brown: When Robert Langdon is talking with the police during the signing party for his book. He [...]	D
In the novel, Dan Brown claims that the Disney movie La sirenetta (1989) gave its heroine Ariel red [...]	D
Ron Howard originally wanted to film inside King's College Library, as per the book, but the college [...]	D
An ex-Opus Dei member went on the record in a tie-in documentary to say that wearing a cilice to que [...]	D
Julie Delpy and Kate Beckinsale were two of the original people thought of for the role of Sophie. D [...]	D
When Teabing (Sir Ian McKellen) is describing the passage in the lost gospel of Philip, he is interr [...]	D
The movie sparked so much controversy that its initial release was stalled from the worldwide releas [...]	D
Ron Howard was nominated for a Razzie for his directing, but lost.	D
Christopher Eccleston and Ingvar Sigurdsson were considered for the role of Silas.	D

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