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“There’s nothing wrong with good commerce, provided it is good commerce.”

“There’s nothing wrong with good commerce, provided it is good commerce.”

Tom Hanks has some honest thought about The Da Vinci Code movie and its sequels.

Excuse the harsh language and make sure your children are out of the room, but Tom Hanks has called The Da Vinci Code movies "hooey."

The Oscar winning actor shared an anecdote that happened during the filming of 'The Da Vinci Code' in Paris.

Better late than never? Sixteen years ago, the movie version of The Da Vinci Code insulted Christianity as a false faith, basing its claims on nonsense conspiracy theories from the 2003 Dan Brown novel.

Tom Hanks has quite the filmography but when he looks back at all his movies, he doesnt have much love for the Da Vinci Code series.

The iconic actor on his wild new Elvis movie, his faith in America, and why his Oscar-winning movies might not get made today.

Tom Hanks Calls ‘The Da Vinci Code’ Movies ‘Hooey’: ‘That Was a Commercial Enterprise’ Tom Hanks is not a fan of The Da Vinci Code. The 65-year-old actor starred in the film adaptation of Dan Browns best selling series back in 2006, playing religious…

Tom Hanks admitted that his popular Da Vinci Code trilogy was hooey, in a new interview with the New York Times, but doesnt regret collecting his paycheck for playing Robert Langdon.