A) Angels B) Demons C) Obelisk D) CERN
A) Maximillian Kohler B) Patrick McKenna C) Vittoria Vetra D) Robert Langdon
A) Tom Hanks B) Danish actor C) Allan Cameron D) Ewan McGregor
A) The Roman Catholic Church found The Da Vinci Code offensive. B) The weather in Rome was unsuitable. C) The sets were too expensive. D) The churches were undergoing renovation.
A) Biblioteca Angelica B) Caserta Palace C) Castel Sant'Angelo D) Pantheon
A) Car bomb B) Shot by the Swiss Guard C) Poisoned by the Camerlengo D) Falling from a balcony
A) Adoptive son in the novel, biological son in the film. B) Brother in the novel, nephew in the film. C) Stranger in the novel, cousin in the film. D) Biological son in the novel, adoptive son in the film.
A) Piazza Navona B) Sistine Chapel C) Santa Maria del Popolo D) St. Peter's Square
A) Using a matte painting. B) A 360-degree greenscreen. C) Using miniature models. D) Filming on location in Rome.
A) God Save the Queen B) We Are the Champions C) Bohemian Rhapsody D) Ave Maria
A) Cardinal Baggia B) The Camerlengo C) Cardinal Saverio Mortati D) Cardinal Strauss
A) She is the villain in the book, but a victim in the film. B) She dies in the book, but survives in the film. C) She is a scientist in the book, but a nun in the film. D) She is kidnapped in the book, but joins Langdon everywhere in the film.
A) To provide contrast against the vivid red of the cardinals' vestments. B) To match the historical records of 1920. C) Because the restoration was too expensive to replicate. D) Because the real chapel looks that way.
A) He is arrested by the Swiss Guard. B) He jumps from a helicopter using a parachute. C) He finds the Illuminati diamond. D) He is reunited with Vittoria.
A) Library of Congress B) Biblioteca Angelica C) Vatican Archives D) Bodleian Library
A) 2006 B) 2009 C) 2003 D) 2008
A) Akiva Goldsman B) Ron Howard C) David Koepp D) Dan Brown
A) Akiva Goldsman B) David Koepp C) Brian Grazer D) Ron Howard
A) As a sequel B) As an unrelated spin-off C) As a prequel D) As a standalone reboot
A) The casting was poor B) It was too reverential, long, and stagey C) The pacing was too fast D) The director lacked experience
A) Political conspiracy and global war B) The history of art and human evolution C) Modernity vs. antiquity and technology vs. faith D) Family betrayal and moral corruption
A) February 2008 B) May 15, 2009 C) December 19, 2006 D) December 19, 2008
A) David Koepp B) Ron Howard C) Akiva Goldsman D) Dan Brown
A) Angels & Demons B) The Lost Symbol C) Inferno D) The Da Vinci Code
A) Ayelet Zurer B) Ron Howard C) Tom Hanks D) Brian Grazer
A) Dr. Vittoria Vetra B) Archbishop Simeon C) Claudio Vicenzi D) Fr. Silvano Bentivoglio
A) $500 million B) $400 million C) $150 million D) $485.9 million
A) The Lost Symbol B) The Da Vinci Code C) Inferno D) Angels & Demons
A) Antimatter B) A relic of the Illuminati C) The Pope's medical records D) A secret manuscript
A) Pope B) Swiss Guard Commander C) Camerlengo D) Archbishop
A) They are branded with classical elements B) They are suffocated in the necropolis C) They are drowned in the Tiber D) They are poisoned with tinzaparin
A) Pantheon B) Chigi Chapel C) Santa Maria della Vittoria D) St. Peter's Square
A) Tinzaparin overdose B) Natural causes C) Poisoned water D) Stabbed by the assassin
A) Vatican Secret Archive B) St. Peter's tomb C) Castel Sant'Angelo D) Santa Maria della Vittoria
A) Archbishop Simeon B) Commander Richter C) The Illuminati assassin D) Fr. Patrick McKenna
A) Pope Luke B) Pope Pius XVII C) Pope John D) Pope Peter |