The following text is a transcript of an interview for Associated Press Television News, conducted in Rome in December of 2003. Elizabeth Pilliod is an art historian who was then in residence at the American Academy in Rome. I was also interviewed for the same piece. From different perspectives, we concurred on the distance between [...]
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Art Historian on St. John and Leonardo’s Last Supper by John Wauck
Barbara Nicolosi: The DVC movie… To See or Not to See?
A must-read article by a Hollywood expert: To See or Not to See
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Umberto Eco Recommends Opus Dei Website
One curious side-effect of the Da Vinci Code phenomenon is the scholar-novelist Umberto Eco’s recommendation of the official Opus Dei website. Exhausted by continuous questions about the veracity of The Da Vinci Code, Italy’s best-known former-Catholic tells his readers, “Besides, if you want up-to-date information on all the matters in question, go to the site [...]
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“And if the Da Vinci Code makes people interested in books?”
Mario Vargas Llosa on The Da Vinci Code In an interview published in the Argentinian newspaper El Clarin (February 2, 2005), the great Peruvian novelist Mario Vargas Llosa lamented the popularity of The Da Vinci Code. It’s always dangerous to accept too readily the views of one writer about another, especially when the second has [...]
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Barbara Nicolosi: The DVC movie… To See or Not to See?
A must-read article by a Hollywood expert: To See or Not to See
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Umberto Eco Recommends Opus Dei Website
One curious side-effect of the Da Vinci Code phenomenon is the scholar-novelist Umberto Eco’s recommendation of the official Opus Dei website. Exhausted by continuous questions about the veracity of The Da Vinci Code, Italy’s best-known former-Catholic tells his readers, “Besides, if you want up-to-date information on all the matters in question, go to the site [...]
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“And if the Da Vinci Code makes people interested in books?”
Mario Vargas Llosa on The Da Vinci Code In an interview published in the Argentinian newspaper El Clarin (February 2, 2005), the great Peruvian novelist Mario Vargas Llosa lamented the popularity of The Da Vinci Code. It’s always dangerous to accept too readily the views of one writer about another, especially when the second has [...]
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