
The Da Vinci Code
A brilliant symbologist and a cryptic museum curator’s granddaughter race through Paris’ hidden codes to uncover a centuries‑old secret before a ruthless monk can seize the key to ultimate power.
“Seek the truth.”
Synopsis
A murder at the Louvre Museum in Paris, along with cryptic clues hidden in some of Leonardo da Vinci's most famous paintings, leads to the discovery of a religious mystery. For 2,000 years, a secret society has closely guarded information that, if revealed, could challenge the foundations of Christianity.
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How many hands made this film
The scale of the collaboration
A crew of 338+ credited
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Craft leads on file
Edited by Daniel P HanleyShot by Salvatore TotinoScored by Hans ZimmerDesigned by Allan CameronSound by Anthony J Ciccolini IiiCostumes by Daniel OrlandiVFX by Glenn Allen
Box Office
2006 · Box office
💰 Box-office hit — grossed 6.1× its budget
Why 2.5×?
Cinemas keep roughly half of every ticket sold, and a wide release’s marketing often costs about as much again as the film — so a movie needs to gross around 2.5× its production budget just to break even theatrically. It’s a rule of thumb, not the studio’s ledger (home video and streaming come later).
Worldwide gross
$760.0M
US & Canada: $217.5M — 29% of worldwide · International: $542.5M (71%)
Opening weekend: $77.1M — 35% of its US run. Front-loaded — most of its money arrived opening weekend.
Opening week (7-day): $102.5M — 47% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 3,735 theaters
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Versions & cuts
- extended· 174 min
Also known as
- The Da Vinci Code – Sakrilegde
- El código Da Vincies
- Da Vinci Codefr
- Il codice da Vinciit
Release dates around the world3 countries · showhide
- BelgiumMay 17, 2006
- SwitzerlandMay 17, 2006
- FranceMay 17, 2006
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Cast & Crew
338 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Tom Hanks
as Robert Langdon
Audrey Tautou
as Sophie Neveu
Jean Reno
as Captain Bezu Fache
Ian Mckellen
as Sir Leigh Teabing
Paul Bettany
as Silas
Alfred Molina
as Bishop Manuel Aringarosa
Jurgen Prochnow
as Andre Vernet
Jean Yves Berteloot
as Remy Jean
Etienne Chicot
as Lt. Collet
Jean Pierre Marielle
as Jacques Saunière
Marie Francoise Audollent
as Sister Sandrine
Rita Davies
as Elegant Woman at Rosslyn
Supporting cast
89Francesco Carnelutti
as Prefect
Seth Gabel
as Michael
Shane Zaza
as Youth on Bus
Andy Clark
as Docent
Fausto Maria Sciarappa
as Youngest Church Official
Joe Grossi
as Old Church Official
Denis Podalydes
as Flight Controller
Harry Taylor
as British Police Captain
Clive Carter
as Biggin Hill Police Captain
Garance Mazureck
as Sophie at 13 Years
Daisy Doidge Hill
as Sophie at 8 Years
Lilli Ella Kelleher
as Sophie at 3 Years
Crisian Emanuel
as Sophie's Mother
Charlotte Graham
as Mary Magdalene
Xavier De Guillebon
as Junkie
Tonio Descanvelle
as Bank Guard
David Bark Jones
as Hawker Pilot
Seretta Wilson
as American Woman
Eglantine Rembauville Nicolle
as Student
Dan Tondowski
as Student
Aewia Huillet
as Student
Roland John Leopoldie
as Student
David Saracino
as DCPJ Agent
Lionel Guy Bremond
as Officer Ledoux
Yves Aubert
as Louvre Computer Cop
Rachael Black
as Policewoman
Dez Drummond
as London Police
Mark Roper
as London Police
Brock Little
as American Embassy Cop
Matthew Butler Hart
as Westminster Cop
Roland Menou
as DCPJ Technician
Hugh Mitchell
as Young Silas
Tina Maskell
as Silas' Mother
Peter Pedrero
as Silas' Father
Sam Mancuso
as Pope
Andre Lillis
as Pope
Mario Vernazza
as Young Constantine
Agathe Natanson
as Ritual Priestess
Daz Parker
as Peasant Mother
Andy Robb
as Peasant Father
Tom Barker
as Peasant Boy
Maggie Mcewan
as Peasant Girl
Michael Bertenshaw
as Priest
Sarah Wildor
as Priestess
David Bertrand
as French Newscaster
Paul Adams
as Grail Knight
Lasco Atkins
as Museum Guard
Didier Dell Benjamin
as Student
Stefana Brancastle
as Muse of Hades
Liliane Briand
as Driver
Damian Brooke
as Christian
Dan Brown
as Book signing party guest
Steven J Bull
as Student
Anna Cachia
as Wedding Guest
Paul Casson Yardley
as Pedestrian
Rene Costa
as Man in a Black Suit on Bus
Scott Davidson
as French Detective
R A Donnelly
as Roman Centurion
Laine Edwards
as French Prostitute
Christopher Fosh
as Armed Responce Police Officer
Mick Fryer Kelsey
as Roman Noble
Sean Francis George
as Scribe
Kas Graham
as Crusader
Russell Greening
as Lord Marmaduke Windsor 3rd
Paul Hann
as Policeman
Martin Heathcote
as Arresting Police Officer
Paul Herbert
as Sophie's Father
Helen Holman
as Roman Aristocrat
Cheryl Howard
as Person at Book-Signing Lecture
Arnaud Klein
as French Police Officer
Dhafer L Abidine
as PTS Agent
Simon Lockwood
as Drug Addict
Mirah Lucas
as Student
Rob Mcgillivray
as Grail Knight
Arnold Montey
as Armed Responce Police Officer
Andy Orr
as Vatican Guard, Pagan
Drew P
as Roman Centurion Pagan Warrior American Student
Howard Pearse
as Student
Lynn Picknett
as Bus Passenger
Clive Prince
as Bus Passenger
Norman Campbell Rees
as Passerby
Charlie Rose
as Book signing party guest
Paul Sacks
as Uniform Police Officer Outside Cathedral
Andy Skinner
as Armed Responce Police Officer
Robert Stone
as Priory Of Sion
Brian Teles
as Forensic Technician
Adam Ross Thompson
as Harvard Student
Darren Travers
as Crusader
Chris Wilson
as Newton Funeral Guest
Directors
1Writers
5Producers
8Other crew
234Diarmuid Coghlan
accounting assistant (uncredited)
Darren Litten
action vehicle coordinator
Anna Culp
additional codes
Linda Folk
adr editor
Brendan Donnison
adr voice casting, looping group (uncredited)
Feodor Atkine
Andre Vernet
Alan Hausmann
armorer
Nick Komornicki
armorer
Stephane Bourdon
armourer
Giles Masters
Art Directors
Tony Reading
Art Directors
Karim Bennai
assistant
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