The Da Vinci Code Illustrated Screenplay: Behind the Scenes of the Major Motion Picture
by Akiva Goldsman
Lavishly illustrated with 275 images of the actors and filmmakers—from both the movie set and the film itself—this behind-the-scenes features include:
• Filming in the Louvre in the dead of night, and re-creating a 400-foot section of the museum’s Grand Gallery on a soundstage—down to the precise architectural details, and complete with 120 oil-painting masterpieces
•The full digital and soundstage re-creation of the Church of Saint-Sulpice
•The transformation of Lincolnshire’s Lincoln Cathedral into London’s Westminster Abbey, and the reproduction of Sir Isaac Newton’s enormous tomb
• Handwritten notes on pages from Ron Howard’s script
•The evolution of script dialogue as it progressed from an early draft of the screenplay to final shooting form
• Dozens of never-before-seen storyboards that were used to block out scenes before filming commenced
For any fan of the filmmaking process, and of the extraordinary movie and novel, this exquisitely produced book will be an invaluable companion.
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