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'Da Vinci' trailer unveiled

Get a proper glimpse at Tom Hanks in action in the forthcoming blockbuster.

Mar 22 2006

The first full trailer for 'The Da Vinci Code' has appeared online, and it's a suitably thrilling and dramatic taster of the most sure-fire hit of the summer.

Kicking off with Tom Hanks' Robert Langdon claiming that 'symbols are a language that can help us understand our past', the trailer then features glimpses of the action and suspense that have made Dan Brown's book a publishing phenomenon.

Be warned though, if you're watching closely it does give a few plot points away, so if you're one of the three people who hasn't read the book yet, it's probably best to give it a miss.

Either way, to check out 'The Da Vinci Code', simply head to our top ten trailers here and click on the link.

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  • Ron said...
    Great news! Iused this story on my page as well, with links to you of course.
    http://da-vinci-code-rants.blogspot.com/ Posted on Mar 22 2006 21:21
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