If you’ve read Dan Brown’s Da Vinci Code, you’d have realised that the Lincoln Cathedral is not featured anywhere in the book. (So people tell me, because I haven’t read the book).
It is apparently, however, featured in the movie. But not to worry, you worry-wart Da Vinci Code fans, the Lincoln Cathedral was simply used as a substitute for Westminster Abbey, because, as Mr Miyagi’s intrepid operatives inform him, the production wasn’t allowed to shoot at the real thing, presumably for security reasons – you don’t want terrorists making a documentary or a feature, you know?
But good job, location scouts! The Lincoln Cathedral does look a bit like Westminster, only it’s way up in the north-east of England.
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You should read the book.. its very cleverly written but you must keep an open mind. After you read Da Vinci Code, please read the prequel, Angels and Demons. Yes. Read the prequel after the sequel. I hope you enjoy both coz i do.
Take care.
loveris
You should read the book.. its very cleverly written but you must keep an open mind. After you read Da Vinci Code, please read the prequel, Angels and Demons. Yes. Read the prequel after the sequel. I hope you enjoy both coz i do.
Take care.
loveris