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The Da Vinci Code (2006) [PG-13]

Release Date:
May 17, 2006

Original Title:
The Da Vinci Code

Alternate Titles:
01 Šifra mistra Leonarda
Da Vinchi Shifresi
Da Vinci Code
Da Vincijev kod
O Código Da Vinci
Robert Langdon I: The Da Vinci Code (2006)
Robert Langdon: 1 - El código Da Vinci
Sakrileg
The DaVinci Code
The DaVinci Code - Sakrileg
達文西密碼
다빈치 코드
다빈치코드

Genres:
Mystery | Thriller

Production Companies:
Imagine Entertainment
Skylark Productions

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
AU: M  BR: 14  CH: 16  CZ: 18+  DE: 12  DK: 15  ES: 16  FI: K-15  FR: TP  GB: 12A  GR: PG  HU: 16 éven aluliak számára nem ajánlott  IE: 15A  IT: T  KR: 15  LT: N-13  NL: 12  NO: 15  PL: 18  PT: M/12  RO: 18  RU: 16+  SE: 11  US: PG-13 

Runtime: 149

Seek the truth.

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A murder in Paris’ Louvre Museum and cryptic clues in some of Leonardo da Vinci’s most famous paintings lead to the discovery of a religious mystery. For 2,000 years a secret society closely guards information that — should it come to light — could rock the very foundations of Christianity.

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ADR Editor:
Linda Folk
Laura Graham

ADR Mixer:
Howard London
Peter Gleaves

ADR Voice Casting:
Brendan Donnison

Accountant:
Jess Green

Additional First Assistant Camera:
Sébastien Leclercq

Additional Second Assistant Camera:
Luis Armando Arteaga

Additional Third Assistant Director:
Paul Bennett

Aerial Coordinator:
Frédéric North

Aerial Director of Photography:
James Swanson

Animatronics Designer:
Luke Murphy
Mark Phillips

Armorer:
Alan Hausmann

Art Department Assistant:
Annushka Russell

Art Department Coordinator:
Anna Skrein

Art Direction:
Giles Masters
Tony Reading

Assistant Accountant:
Carmel Cassidy

Assistant Art Director:
Alex Cameron
Patricia Johnson

Assistant Camera:
Robert Palmer

Assistant Costume Designer:
Andrea Cripps
David Crossman

Assistant Director:
Matthew Sharp

Assistant Editor:
Carolyn Calvert

Assistant Location Manager:
Elisa Touraine

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Anji Oliver

Assistant Production Manager:
Laure de Butler

Assistant Set Decoration:
Rob Cameron

Assistant Sound Editor:
Stephanie Brown

Assistant Unit Manager:
Matthieu Vogel

Associate Editor:
Robert Komatsu

Associate Producer:
Kathleen McGill
Louisa Velis

Best Boy Electric:
Jean-François Drigeard

Best Boy Grip:
Gérard Rival
Derek Russell

Boom Operator:
Christian Bourne

CG Artist:
Isabel Cody
Angela Cole
Ferran Domenech
Vlad Holst
Uzma Khalid
Jarrod Linton
Matt Middleton
John Roberts-Cox
Rainer Stolle
Mark Harrison
Jose Burgos
Dan Mayer
Jonathan Opgenhaffen

Camera Loader:
Mathieu Plainfossé

Camera Operator:
Berto
Eric Catelan
Luc Drion
Eric Le Roux
Salvatore Totino

Camera Technician:
Oliver Ward

Camera Trainee:
Andrew Jones

Carpenter:
Nicolas Decaux

Casting:
Janet Hirshenson
John Hubbard

Casting Assistant:
Emma Callinan

Casting Associate:
Michelle Lewitt

Casting Director:
Jane Jenkins

Chief Lighting Technician:
Perry Evans

Choreographer:
Francesca Jaynes

Clapper Loader:
Susan Luciani

Compositing Supervisor:
Adam Gascoyne
Scott Winston

Compositor:
Dean Koonjul
Jordan Benwick
Rafal Kaniewski
Enrico Perei

Conductor:
Nick Glennie-Smith

Construction Buyer:
Jack Dyer

Construction Manager:
Ray Barrett
Jacky Hardouin

Costume Assistant:
Peter K. Christopher

Costume Design:
Daniel Orlandi

Costume Supervisor:
Nathalie Cercuel
Yvonne Zarb Cousin
Dan Grace
Sarah Bates

Costumer:
Mark Sutherland

Creature Design:
Paul Gooch

Data Wrangler:
Andrew Baggarley

Dialect Coach:
Penny Dyer

Dialogue Editor:
Teri E. Dorman
Gloria D'Alessandro
Karen Spangenberg

Digital Colorist:
Steve Bowen

Digital Effects Supervisor:
Paul Riddle

Digital Intermediate Assistant:
Donnie Creighton

Digital Supervisor:
Angela Barson

Director:
Ron Howard

Director of Photography:
Salvatore Totino

Dolly Grip:
Philip Murphy
Ronan Murphy

Dresser:
Wyatt Bartlett
Nathalie Causse
Chloé Lesueur

Dressing Prop:
Tristan Carlisle-Kitz

Driver:
Richard Magennis

Editor:
Daniel P. Hanley
Mike Hill

Electrician:
Yannick Audige

Executive Producer:
Dan Brown
Todd Hallowell

Executive Visual Effects Producer:
Shauna Bryan

First Assistant Accountant:
Kirsten Anderson

First Assistant Camera:
Fabrice Bismuth

First Assistant Director:
Laurent Brégeat

Floor Runner:
Adam Byles

Focus Puller:
Steve Burgess
John Conroy
Simon Hume
Fran Weston
Graham Norton III

Foley Artist:
Gary A. Hecker
Michael J. Broomberg

Foley Editor:
Greg ten Bosch
Valerie Davidson

Foley Mixer:
Brian Ruberg

Foley Supervisor:
Solange S. Schwalbe

Gaffer:
Jean-Pierre Lacroix
Ashley Palin
Shawn White
Ricky Pattenden

Greensman:
Ian Whiteford

Grip:
Nic Cupac

Hair Designer:
Frances Hannon

Hairdresser:
Patrice Iva
Paul Mooney
Emanuel Millar

Hairstylist:
Veronica McAleer
José Martin Romero

Head of Production:
Martin Hobbs

Helicopter Camera:
Jeremy Braben

Key Grip:
John Flemming
Jean-Yves Freess
Stuart Godfrey
Toby Plaskitt

Loader:
James Lewis

Location Assistant:
Duncan Broadfoot

Location Manager:
Sam Breckman
Piers Dunn
Joseph Formosa Randon
Nicolas Foulatier
Isabelle Gautier
Laurent Grenaud
Duncan Muggoch
Olivier Servanin
Alexandra Weyers
Rupert Bray

Location Production Assistant:
Alexis Giraudeau

Location Scout:
Philip Lobban

Makeup & Hair:
Paul Gooch
Belinda Parish
Norma Webb
Veronica McAleer

Makeup Artist:
Christophe Danchaud
Carmel Jackson
Daniel C. Striepeke

Makeup Designer:
Frances Hannon

Makeup Effects:
Clare Ramsey

Matchmove Supervisor:
Melody Woodford

Music Consultant:
Daniel Pinder

Music Editor:
Simon Changer

Music Programmer:
Henry Jackman

Music Supervisor:
Bob Badami

Musician:
Nicholas Bucknall

Novel:
Dan Brown

Orchestrator:
Bruce Fowler

Original Music Composer:
Hans Zimmer

Painter:
Keith Connolly

Payroll Accountant:
Rita Kozma

Producer:
John Calley
Brian Grazer
Ron Howard

Production Accountant:
Christine Bodelot

Production Assistant:
Olivier Klein

Production Controller:
Michael Goosen

Production Coordinator:
Victoria Cadiou

Production Design:
Allan Cameron

Production Driver:
Christelle Bladinières

Production Manager:
Sam Breckman

Production Secretary:
Christine Charrier

Production Sound Mixer:
Ivan Sharrock

Production Supervisor:
Suzie F. Wiesmann
Annie Baudlet

Projection:
Jan Meade

Property Master:
Marc Pinquier
David Balfour
John Wells

Propmaker:
Paula Eden

Props:
Martin Campbell

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Stephen Murphy

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Flax Glor

Rigging Gaffer:
Ossa Mills

Rotoscoping Artist:
Julian Blom

Scenic Artist:
James Gemmill
Russell Oxley

Score Engineer:
Abhay Manusmare

Screenplay:
Akiva Goldsman

Script Supervisor:
Annie Penn
Louise Wade

Sculptor:
Martin Smeaton
Darren Fitzsimons

Second Assistant Camera:
René Adefarasin

Second Assistant Director:
Ben Dixon

Second Assistant Sound:
Olivier Burgaud

Second Second Assistant Director:
Yannick Fauchier

Second Unit Director:
Todd Hallowell

Second Unit Director of Photography:
Fraser Taggart
Alex Lamarque

Set Costumer:
Nicholas Roche-Gordon

Set Decoration:
Richard Roberts

Set Production Assistant:
Jaesung Oh

Sound Designer:
Daniel Pagan

Sound Effects Editor:
Rickley W. Dumm
Donald Flick

Sound Mixer:
Jean Umansky

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Alessandro Checcacci

Special Effects Assistant:
Matthew G. Armstrong

Special Effects Coordinator:
Kenneth Cassar

Special Effects Supervisor:
David Ford
Philippe Hubin
Martin O'Neill
Dominic Tuohy

Special Effects Technician:
Adam Aldridge

Stand In:
Jason Horwood

Standby Carpenter:
Anthony Challenor

Standby Painter:
Peter Edge

Steadicam Operator:
Candide Franklyn
Alf Tramontin

Still Photographer:
Simon Mein

Storyboard Artist:
Martin Asbury
Rob Ballantyne
Temple Clark
Christopher Glass

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Dominique Julienne
Rémy Julienne
Greg Powell

Stunt Double:
Diz Sharpe

Stunt Driver:
Jean-Marc Bellu

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Gary Arthurs
Tolga Kenan
Marc Mailley

Supervising ADR Editor:
Deborah Wallach

Supervising Sound Editor:
Anthony J. Ciccolini III

Third Assistant Director:
Tom Brewster

Transportation Captain:
Denis Frezet

Transportation Co-Captain:
Rhonda Edmonds Constantin

Transportation Coordinator:
Nathalie Anselme
Peter Devlin

Underwater Camera:
Mike Valentine

Unit Manager:
Steve Harvey

Unit Production Manager:
Nigel Gostelow
Joseph Jayawardena
Kathleen McGill
Jean-Pierre Avice

Unit Publicist:
Claudia Kalindjian

Utility Stunts:
Andy Merchant

VFX Artist:
James Guy

VFX Director of Photography:
Rick Mietkowski

Video Assist Operator:
Adrian Spanna

Visual Effects Art Director:
Sue Whitaker

Visual Effects Coordinator:
Claudia Dehmel
Gemma James
Natalie Stopford
Dave Tozer

Visual Effects Editor:
Kevin Ahern
Tim Pounds-Cornish
Daphne Simone

Visual Effects Producer:
Shauna Bryn
Ashley Clark
Michelle Corney
Nick Drew
Richard Friedlander
Steve Garrad
Barrie Hemsley
Anna Panton
Glenn Allen

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Richard Stammers
Eric J. Robertson
James Madigan
Gary Brozenich
Angus Bickerton

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