Official Movie Website Theatrical Release 05/19/06 Home Video 11/14/06 MPAA Rating Rated PG-13 for disturbing images, violence, some nudity, thematic material, brief drug references and sexual content Running Time 2 hours 29 minutes Genre Suspense Director Ron Howard Writer Akiva Goldsman, Dan Brown Cast Tom Hanks, Jean Reno, Audrey Tautou, Ian McKellen, Alfred Molina. Paul Bettany Studio Columbia Pictures |
THE DA VINCI CODE
SYNOPSIS
Famed symbologist Professor Robert Langdon
(Tom Hanks) is called to the Louvre museum one
night where a curator has been murdered, leaving
behind a mysterious trail of symbols and clues.
With his own survival at stake, Langdon, aided by
the police cryptologist Sophie Neveu (Audrey
Tautou), unveils a series of stunning secrets hidden
in the works of Leonardo Da Vinci, all leading to a
covert society dedicated to guarding an ancient
secret that has remained hidden for 2000 years.
The pair set off on a thrilling quest through Paris,
London and Scotland, collecting clues as they
desperately attempt to crack the code and reveal
secrets that will shake the very foundations of
mankind.
--© Sony Pictures
Famed symbologist Professor Robert Langdon
(Tom Hanks) is called to the Louvre museum one
night where a curator has been murdered, leaving
behind a mysterious trail of symbols and clues.
With his own survival at stake, Langdon, aided by
the police cryptologist Sophie Neveu (Audrey
Tautou), unveils a series of stunning secrets hidden
in the works of Leonardo Da Vinci, all leading to a
covert society dedicated to guarding an ancient
secret that has remained hidden for 2000 years.
The pair set off on a thrilling quest through Paris,
London and Scotland, collecting clues as they
desperately attempt to crack the code and reveal
secrets that will shake the very foundations of
mankind.
--© Sony Pictures
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