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The movie adaptation of Dan Brown's bestselling book The Da Vinci Code was eagerly anticipated and met with heavy criticism. If you are a fan of this interesting mystery story or have not seen the movie or read the book and want to learn about it first, enter the Drama Movies contest to win a free copy of the History Channel's Beyond the Da Vinci Code DVD.

Here are the contest rules:

I will list three trivia questions pertaining to Dan Brown's book and/or the film adaptation. One question will be listed today and then every other day until a winner is chosen. The first person to answer three trivia qustions correctly will win a free copy of Beyond the Da Vinci Code DVD. This contest is open to anyone 18 years old and older, living in the US or UK. Only unedited posts will be accepted as answers. The prize will be shipped to the winner at no cost to the winner. The prize will be The History Channel's 2005 DVD Beyond the Da Vinci Code DVD, which is worth $17.99. For complete rules, please visit http://www.bellaonline.com/misc/sweeps/rules.asp

The first question is:

What did Robert Langdon do for a living?

Here's a hint guys-- it starts with the letter S.

If no one gets this one by tonight I'll post a new question.

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It's a museum in Europe...

Since it is the height of summer vacation time I won't post another contest question for another day or two but in the meantime if anyone has the answers to the first two go ahead and post them.

What is the name of the Catholic sect that opposes the Priory of Sion in Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code?

Next Question:

Who played Agent Sophie Neveu in the film?

Well, I can't win anyway since I don't live in the US - so I'll answer one just for the fun of it:

Who played Agent Sophie Neveu in the film? One of my favourite actresses, the lovely Audrey Tautou.

Yup, that's correct. And I must say it's nice to have someone other than me in this thread.

I was impressed by her too, though I've never seen any of her other films and I've heard that she was not as good in this one as she typically is.

Next question: Who directed the film?