Da Vinci Code, The 2006 - Da Vinci Code, The Reviews, Box Office, Credits, Release Dates

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DA VINCI CODE, THE (2006) - PG-13

Country:	United States Location: Paris / United Kingdom
Genre:	Drama, Thriller

Credits

Production Company:	Columbia Pictures Corporation Imagine Entertainment John Calley Productions
Director:	Ron Howard
Producer:	John Calley Brian Grazer
Exec Producer:	Dana Brown Todd Hallowell
Co-Producer:	Kathleen McGill Louisa Velis
Prod. Executive:	Matthew Tolmach
Writer: Book:	Dan Brown
Writer: Screenplay:	Akiva Goldsman
Cast:	Tom Hanks Ian McKellen Audrey Tautou
	Paul Bettany Clive Carter Etienne Chicot Seth Gabel Alfred Molina Jean Reno
	Marie-Françoise Audollent Jean-Yves Berteloot Daisy Doidge-Hill Christopher Fosh Joe Grossi Jean-Pierre Marielle Michael Norton Peter Pedrero Harry Taylor
Casting Director:	Janet Hirshenson John Hubbard Jane Jenkins
Production Manager:	Suzie F. Wiesmann
Unit Production Manager:	Nigel Gostelow Kathleen McGill
Editor:	Daniel P. Hanley Mike Hill
Production Design:	Allan Cameron
Art Director:	Giles Masters
Dir of Photography:	Salvatore Totino
Composer:	Hans Zimmer
Costume Designer:	Daniel Orlandi

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Synopsis: A Harvard professor, who studies religious symbols, becomes caught up in the murder of a curator at the Louvre and clues to a 2,000-year-old conspiracy encoded in the paintings of Leonardo Da Vinci.

Comment: Based on Dan Brown's best selling novel, 'The Da Vinci Code'.

SBD Review: 2.5 stars

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