The Da Vinci Code

Dan Brown - Phiano

Serge Gainsbourg - La Javanaise

5e Bastos - Le Respect

Flipper Dalton - Secrets

Richard Harvey - Kyrie For The Magdalene

That wasn’t the real floor of the museum used in the movie, so if you go there to look for the number you won’t find it.

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The curator was shot and dying, so he arranged his body in a way that would be a clue to draw his codebreaking granddaughter to the scene.

The Da vinci code was made in 2006 :)

This statement was made by Dan Brown, and is not to be taken for a historical fact.

The one thing you must remember is that for all intents and purposes, Dan Brown writes FICTION. Dan Brown is masterful at taking little known historical facts and places and making them 'fit' into his story.

The Da Vinci Code does allude to Freemasonry but cleverly avoids drawing any direct lines into the theory.

The theories that were borne out in the Da Vinci Code have been thoroughly debunked and to most intelligent people, well just a good yarn.

The fact that some keep the idea alive just speaks volumes on how gullible some people can be.

Dan Brown want to separate your money from your wallet, nothing more nothing less. Judging by the sales of his book, I would say he succeeded.

Da Vinci cut off his ear to show how much he cared.

Madonna of the Rocks

(A Da Vinci Painting)

the code on the back is a section of mumbers. these numbers are the chapters you meed to look for and find the very first letter of each chapter.

then once you have all of the letters you have to sort them out in order in a three-by-three grid, finally read down the columns to reveal a chilling message.

If i remember rightly they stood for princess Sophie and something else. sorry that's all i can give you

"Angels and Demons" by Dan Brown contains mature themes and violence that may not be suitable for a 13-year-old. It is recommended for older teenagers or adults due to its complex plot and graphic content.

Robert Langdon is a professor of symbology at Harvard University in "The Da Vinci Code."

Samuel F B Morse

The building in Paris where the Da Vinci Code started was the Louvre Museum.

The Da Vinci Code was directed by Ron Howard (Opie from The Andy Griffith Show.) .

The Teacher

The answer to "oh lame saint" in The Da Vinci Code is "The Mona Lisa."

Yes, and the symbol for man is an upside down V, which creates a star we have been taught was Davids although he didnt have a symbol.