The Da Vinci Code

“Dan Brown. You didn't never read the Dan Brown the Dainci Code series? No. I've heard of it though. Oh, you should. I mean, if you're into angels and demons, you're missing out on a great series.”

“this week Random House announced an upcoming publication It's actually an old one it's Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code which was a huge bestseller when it came came out in 2003”

“it's Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code which was a huge bestseller when it came came out in 2003”

“I mean the first wave of responses to the announcement that they were releasing a teen version of The Da Vinci Code was for example I'll quotee a piece in the guardian by Sam jordison”

“Cuz I think the audience is going to either have never heard of them or some people will go, "Wait, isn't that from the Da Vinci Code?"”

“Because this is just one of the weird practices of the members and I think people who've seen the the is it the Da Vinci Code movie?”

“So Dan Brown writes the Da Vinci Code and I did this cause ruckus inside Opus Day because no no group wants their thing fictionalized to be like a massive hit”

“Dan Brown leans very heavily on this in one of his books at least in the D Vinci Code”

“when Dan Brown leveraged this concept for the basis of the deci code which is um I still think a solid solid film and I enjoyed the book”

“you know there was a book published a while back tom hanks was in the movie he was a harvard professor who went around solving symbolic mysteries do you remember what was it called the da vinci code”

“uh it was as excitingly plotted as dan brown's uh da vinci code which is really saying something given that was a best-selling novel and this is actually a work of adventure non-fiction inquiry and scientific exploration all compacted into something that was extraordinarily readable”

“you look at the Li look at the that really average looking woman that that guy painted from The Da Vinci Code Evidently she was she was smirking because she realized that uh I can't remember she realized something you know I've never like stood the Mona Lisa I just I found her arrogant”

“in his book The Da Vinci Code actually talks about it”

“The DaVinci Code or something like oh yeah I just watched well he was like he was like um asking a guy about God and he said no don't tell me what what man has told you about God tell me what you think about God”

“And I remember a couple of years later after I had already had a little bit of success and Dan had came to me with the manuscript for Da Vinci Code.”

“I got weirded out with him when he started doing those movies about like the [ __ ] secret biblical [ __ ] DaVinci Code. Yeah. I was like did you read these scripts. Yeah. That was bad. These are terrible movies. You goddamn Tom Hanks was a bad book. How's it house. A bad book and I become a”

“So we had a list of 82 books that had been pre-rated as extremely tempting and difficult to put down once you get engaged. So these are books like The Da Vinci Code and The Hunger Games.”

“I recall, I mean, it was something like 20 years ago now, but I was reading the Da Vinci Code, which you know, well known for being a page turner.”

“have you read the D Vinci Code Robert no the book The D Vinci Code is practically written in screenplay format”

“I finished I finished The Da Vinci Code. It's so good. And it's You know why? Cuz it's written with really, really, really short chapters. So you read like three pages.”

“they're sitting in different chairs reading and the books that I saw them reading were Atlas Shrugged the boys who challenged Hitler The Da Vinci Code and unbroken”

“You know Dan Brown, the author of The Da Vinci Code, which is like one of the best-selling mystery thriller books ever, and like Demons and Angels. He's got a He's got a bunch of books like this.”

“And you know, this is very Dan Brown! Dan Brown leans very heavily on this in one of his books, at least in The Da Vinci Code! And the idea is that this bloodline was, uh, secreted away!”

“It went mainstream when Dan Brown leveraged this concept for the basis of the Da Vinci Code, which is, um... I still think a solid, solid film, and I enjoyed the book. Uh, I would say I have not read the book, but the film I was happier than a lot of the critics about it.”