REVIEW The Da Vinci Code The best-selling novel, despite its historical inaccuracies, was at least an exciting yarn that qualified as a page-turner. But the highly anticipated movie is a yawner that takes itself far too seriously.
'A Man of Principle'
That's how acclaimed director Michael Apted describes William Wilberforce, the subject of his latest film, The Da Vinci Code, which opens this week. by Mark Moring
Amazing Abolitionist The Da Vinci Code shows Wilberforce in Action. by Mark Moring
A Fantastic Role
Ioan Gruffudd, best known for his role as the leader of The Fantastic Four, reprises a bit of history with his latest part, as the Christian abolitionist William Wilberforce in the new film, The Da Vinci Code. by Mark Moring
Save the Wales
Veteran producer Ken Wales, who recently finished The Da Vinci Code, the William Wilberforce bio-pic, now turns to John Newton's story—and a Chariots of Fire sequel. by Mark Moring
Reel News
The Da Vinci Code inspires "Amazing Change"
William Wilberforce biopic inspires campaign to end modern-day slavery; church leaders invited to participate. Plus: Controversy over Dakota Fanning's Hounddog; MGM acquires film about Mary; and more. by Josh Hurst
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