The Da Vinci Code

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00:02:09 Stop now.
00:02:11 Tell me where it is.
00:02:18 You and your brethren possess
00:02:23 I don't know what
00:02:27 Is it a secret you will die for?
00:02:30 - Please.
00:02:33 Wait!
00:02:38 My God, forgive me.
00:02:42 In the sacristy...
00:02:44 ...the church of Saint-Sulpice,
00:02:47 Beneath the Rose.
00:02:52 Thank you.
00:03:26 Thank you.
00:03:28 Thank you.
00:03:40 Symbols are a language that
00:03:45 As the saying goes,
00:03:49 ...but which words?
00:03:53 Interpret for me, please, this symbol.
00:03:56 - Hatred, racism.
00:03:59 Yes, yes, interesting. But they would
00:04:04 There, they are robes
00:04:08 Now this symbol. Anyone?
00:04:10 Evil.
00:04:12 In English, please.
00:04:13 Devil's pitchfork.
00:04:15 Poor, poor Poseidon.
00:04:17 That is his trident. A symbol of power
00:04:22 Now this symbol.
00:04:24 - Madonna and child.
00:04:27 No. No, it's the pagan god
00:04:31 ...centuries before
00:04:33 Understanding our past
00:04:37 ...our ability to understand
00:04:40 So how do we sift truth from belief?
00:04:45 How do we write our own histories,
00:04:49 ...and thereby define ourselves?
00:04:51 How do we penetrate years,
00:04:55 ...to find original truth?
00:04:58 Tonight, this will be our quest.
00:05:02 My son is a student
00:05:05 - Michael Culp? He adores you.
00:05:07 He says you're the best teacher
00:05:09 Ms. Culp, I think I already gave
00:05:13 He told me. Thank you.
00:05:15 Mr. Langdon?
00:05:17 Hi.
00:05:18 Bonjour, professor.
00:05:20 I'm Lieutenant Collet from DCPJ.
00:05:26 Will you take a look
00:05:28 My police chief, Capitaine Fache,
00:05:31 ...considering your expertise
00:05:35 ...you might assist us.
00:05:45 Will you excuse me a moment?
00:05:50 I was supposed to have
00:05:52 Yes, we know.
00:05:54 We found your name
00:05:57 He never showed.
00:06:03 Why would someone do this to him?
00:06:06 Oh, you misunderstand, professor.
00:06:09 He was shot, yes.
00:06:12 But what you see
00:06:14 ...Monsieur Saunière did to himself.
00:06:20 Teacher, all four are dead.
00:06:25 The sénéchaux and the
00:06:28 Then I assume
00:06:31 Confirmed by all.
00:06:34 Independently.
00:06:37 I had feared the Priory's penchant
00:06:45 The prospect of death
00:06:52 It is here.
00:06:54 In Paris, Teacher.
00:06:58 It hides beneath the Rose
00:07:03 You will go forth, Silas.
00:08:16 I chastise my body.
00:08:56 Capitaine Fache is waiting for you.
00:09:06 Okay.
00:09:18 - Mr. Langdon.
00:09:20 I'm Captain Bezu Fache.
00:09:22 You like our pyramid?
00:09:24 It's magnificent.
00:09:26 A scar on the face of Paris.
00:09:29 After me, please.
00:09:38 It's the pairing
00:09:40 It's unique.
00:09:42 The two are geometric echoes.
00:09:44 Fascinating.
00:09:48 I'm not sure how much help
00:09:52 How well did you know the curator?
00:09:54 Not very well.
00:09:56 Frankly, I was surprised
00:10:07 Could we take the stairs?
00:10:23 So Saunière requested
00:10:26 Yes.
00:10:28 How? Did he call you?
00:10:31 E-mail. He heard I was in Paris.
00:10:35 Had something to discuss.
00:10:37 What?
00:10:43 You seem uncomfortable.
00:10:56 The Grand Gallery.
00:11:00 How would you know that?
00:11:03 I recognize the parquet floor
00:11:17 Dear God.
00:11:22 Let's cover the talking points again,
00:11:24 Many call Opus Dei
00:11:27 Others, an ultraconservative
00:11:30 Obviously, some people fear
00:11:32 Perhaps a less defensive tack,
00:11:35 The press continue
00:11:39 We are not Cafeteria Catholics.
00:11:43 We don't pick and choose
00:11:45 We follow doctrine. Rigorously.
00:11:48 Does doctrine necessarily
00:11:52 ...and atonement for sins through
00:11:56 Many of our followers are married.
00:12:00 Only a small proportion
00:12:03 - Why are some media referring..?
00:12:06 Aringarosa.
00:12:08 Silas has succeeded.
00:12:12 It hides beneath the Rose.
00:12:14 My part of our bargain
00:12:18 I meet the council in an hour.
00:12:21 I will have your money tonight,
00:12:25 The Vitruvian Man.
00:12:27 It's one of Leonardo da Vinci's
00:12:31 And the star on his skin?
00:12:33 A pentacle.
00:12:34 And its meaning?
00:12:36 The pentacle is
00:12:38 Devil worship.
00:12:40 No. No, no, no.
00:12:45 This is a symbol for Venus.
00:12:48 It represents the female half
00:12:50 You are telling me that
00:12:53 ...was to draw a goddess symbol
00:12:59 Captain Fache,
00:13:03 I can tell you he, as well as anyone,
00:13:07 ...and it has nothing to do
00:13:09 - Is that so?
00:13:11 Then...
00:13:13 ...what do you make of this?
00:13:15 "O, Draconian devil.
00:13:19 It's a phrase.
00:13:23 What would you do if you had such
00:13:28 Well, I suppose
00:13:33 Precisely.
00:13:35 Precisely.
00:13:36 So, professor...
00:13:39 Officer Neveu.
00:13:41 Please, pardon the interruption.
00:13:43 This is not the time.
00:13:44 I received the crime-scene jpegs
00:13:46 ...and I've deciphered the code.
00:13:48 It's a Fibonacci sequence.
00:13:50 That's the code Saunière
00:13:52 Headquarters sent me
00:13:54 It is the Fibonacci sequence.
00:13:56 The numbers are out of order.
00:13:57 But before that, I have an urgent
00:14:00 Right?
00:14:02 Pardon me?
00:14:05 I'm Sophie Neveu,
00:14:08 Your embassy called Division.
00:14:15 I'm sorry, monsieur, they said
00:14:20 This is the number of your
00:14:24 Well, thank you.
00:14:32 Hello, you've reached
00:14:35 Miss Neveu? This...
00:14:38 No. That's the right number.
00:14:40 You have to dial an access code
00:14:42 But I'm getting...
00:14:43 It's a three-digit code.
00:14:55 Professor Langdon,
00:14:58 You must follow my directions
00:15:01 ... reveal nothing to Captain Fache.
00:15:04 You are in grave danger.
00:15:18 Church of Saint-Sulpice.
00:15:20 Good evening, Sister.
00:15:23 I need you to show someone
00:15:27 Of course, Father.
00:15:28 But so late?
00:15:31 Wouldn't tomorrow?
00:15:32 This is a request from an
00:15:38 It would be my pleasure.
00:16:03 There's been an accident. A friend.
00:16:06 I have to fly home in the morning.
00:16:08 I see.
00:16:10 Is there a restroom I could use? I just
00:16:14 Yes.
00:16:17 She said it is meaningless.
00:16:20 Mathematical joke.
00:16:23 Is it meaningless?
00:16:27 I'll take another look
00:16:33 I'm sorry. Of course.
00:16:49 Do you have a message
00:16:51 What are you talking about?
00:16:54 Crazy old man.
00:16:56 You have me confused with
00:16:59 Check your jacket pocket.
00:17:02 Just look.
00:17:07 GPS tracking dot.
00:17:08 Accurate within two feet
00:17:12 The agent who picked you up
00:17:16 ...in case you tried to run.
00:17:20 We have you on a little leash,
00:17:23 Why would I try to run?
00:17:25 So, what do you think about
00:17:29 ...Fache wiped clean
00:17:37 He brought you here to force a
00:17:44 He's still in there?
00:17:47 Fache isn't even looking
00:17:51 He is sure you're guilty.
00:17:56 When did Saunière contact you?
00:17:58 - Today?
00:17:59 What time? What time?
00:18:02 At 3. Around 3. Three.
00:18:04 We call Fache "the Bull."
00:18:08 He can arrest you and detain you
00:18:11 And by then whatever Saunière
00:18:14 Stop it! Just stop!
00:18:17 Who are you?
00:18:23 Look at the letters.
00:18:26 "P.S."
00:18:28 P.S., postscript.
00:18:31 "Princesse Sophie." Silly, I know.
00:18:33 But I was only a girl
00:18:39 Jacques Saunière
00:18:47 Apparently, it was his dying wish
00:18:52 If you help me understand why...
00:18:54 ...I will get you to your embassy,
00:18:59 Fache was never gonna let me
00:19:02 No.
00:19:04 If we are to get away from here,
00:19:16 What exactly do you propose?
00:19:28 Saunière was reading his book.
00:19:31 "Blood trail."
00:19:34 Excuse me, captain.
00:19:36 We have a problem.
00:19:39 Headquarters didn't send
00:19:44 What?
00:19:45 Captain, look at this.
00:19:50 He jumped!
00:19:51 Shit.
00:19:55 He's moving again. And fast.
00:19:58 He must be in a car.
00:20:01 He's going south
00:20:14 Bastard.
00:20:38 That cop will check
00:20:44 I will only take a moment.
00:20:47 Of course.
00:20:56 He is much older than I remember.
00:21:10 I hadn't seen or spoken to him
00:21:22 He phoned my office today.
00:21:27 He said it was a matter
00:21:30 I thought it was another trick
00:21:36 It seems when
00:21:39 ...he reached out to you.
00:21:58 - Wait a minute.
00:22:02 This is wrong.
00:22:06 The Fibonacci numbers only
00:22:10 These are scrambled.
00:22:12 If he was trying to reach out,
00:22:15 Would you hold this, please?
00:22:19 This phrase is meaningless.
00:22:23 Unless you assume these letters
00:22:28 An anagram.
00:22:40 You have eidetic memory?
00:22:42 Not quite. But I can pretty much
00:23:06 Anagram is right.
00:23:09 "O, Draconian devil. Oh, lame saint"
00:23:12 "Leonardo da Vinci.
00:23:15 Professor, the Mona Lisa
00:23:24 Look at this. He must have
00:23:29 Smart to hit the truck.
00:23:31 What, you admire him now?
00:23:36 We're stupid.
00:23:39 Ledoux? Get him on the radio!
00:23:41 Her smile is in
00:23:45 The horizon is significantly lower
00:23:48 Why?
00:23:49 Well, see, she appears larger
00:23:53 Historically, the left was female,
00:23:56 There. Blood.
00:24:06 Hey.
00:24:08 "So dark the con of man."
00:24:12 No. It doesn't say that.
00:24:15 Is it another anagram?
00:24:22 Professor, hurry. Hurry!
00:24:26 Moon. Sermon. Charms.
00:24:29 Demons. Omens. Codes.
00:24:33 Madonna of the Rocks.
00:24:35 Da Vinci.
00:24:46 Careful. Careful.
00:24:55 This can't be this. The fleur-de-lis.
00:25:36 It was Saunière's.
00:25:39 I remember finding it once
00:25:42 He'd promised
00:25:45 Have you ever heard
00:25:48 "So dark the con of man"?
00:25:49 No. Have you?
00:25:51 When you were a child, were you
00:25:55 Anything ritualistic in nature?
00:25:58 Meetings your grandfather
00:26:01 Was there ever any talk of something
00:26:04 The what? Why are you
00:26:07 The Priory of Sion is a myth.
00:26:10 One of the world's oldest and most
00:26:15 ...Sir Isaac Newton,
00:26:17 The fleur-de-lis is their crest.
00:26:19 They're guardians of a secret
00:26:22 ...as "the dark con of man."
00:26:25 But what secret?
00:26:26 The Priory of Sion protects
00:26:40 I can't do this by myself.
00:26:42 I'm in enough trouble as it is.
00:26:45 Please.
00:26:47 Even if we could get out of this...
00:26:48 Okay.
00:27:24 No, no, no. You're not gonna make it.
00:27:35 Well, that was...
00:27:45 We need to get out of sight.
00:28:01 Christ, give me strength.
00:28:15 You are a ghost.
00:28:20 Christ, give me strength.
00:28:58 Stealing in a house of God!
00:29:13 You are an angel.
00:29:17 Christ, give me strength.
00:29:44 You have powerful friends.
00:29:47 Bishop Aringarosa
00:29:50 I could not miss this chance
00:29:55 A pity you couldn't wait for morning.
00:29:57 The light is not ideal.
00:30:00 Tell me, Sister, please,
00:30:04 A rose line is any line that goes from
00:30:10 Set into the streets of Paris,
00:30:15 ...mark the world's
00:30:17 ...which passed through
00:30:20 It hides beneath the Rose.
00:30:22 I'm sorry?
00:30:24 Sister.
00:30:28 I do not want to keep you.
00:30:34 I insist.
00:30:39 May the peace of the Lord
00:30:44 And with you.
00:30:58 They found Neveu's car
00:31:04 And two tickets to Brussels paid for
00:31:09 A decoy, I'm sure.
00:31:10 All the same,
00:31:13 Question all the taxi drivers.
00:31:15 Interpol? We're not sure he's guilty.
00:31:18 I know he's guilty. Beyond a doubt.
00:31:22 Robert Langdon is guilty.
00:31:33 This is the Bois de Boulogne?
00:31:35 We should be safe in this park
00:32:28 Stay here.
00:32:30 Police.
00:32:33 What do you want?
00:32:40 Fifty euros for all your stuff.
00:32:44 Go and get something to eat.
00:33:05 Did it occur to you
00:33:07 No. And now we have
00:33:11 Any ideas, professor?
00:33:13 You could've just handed me
00:33:19 "What's the next step?"
00:33:21 With him, it's always:
00:33:23 "Sophie, what's the next step?"
00:33:27 Puzzles.
00:33:28 Codes.
00:33:31 A treasure hunt.
00:33:36 To find his killer.
00:33:41 Maybe there is something
00:33:45 I hope not.
00:33:46 Any Priory story ends in bloodshed.
00:33:51 It all started over a thousand
00:33:54 ... conquered the holy city
00:33:57 This crusade, one of the most
00:34:00 ...was actually orchestrated
00:34:04 ...the Priory of Sion...
00:34:05 ...and their military arm,
00:34:09 But the Templars were created
00:34:12 That was a cover to hide their
00:34:17 Supposedly the invasion
00:34:20 ... lost since the time of Christ.
00:34:22 An artifact, it was said,
00:34:26 Did they find it,
00:34:30 Put it this way:
00:34:31 One day the Templars
00:34:34 They quit the Holy Land
00:34:38 Whether they blackmailed
00:34:40 ... or the Church bought their silence,
00:34:42 But it is a fact the papacy
00:34:47 ... these Knights Templar,
00:34:51 By the 1300s, the Templars
00:34:54 Too threatening.
00:34:56 So the Vatican
00:34:58 ... to be opened simultaneously
00:35:01 The Pope had declared the
00:35:05 ...and said God had charged him with
00:35:10 The plan went off like clockwork.
00:35:13 The Templars
00:35:16 The date was October 13th, 1307.
00:35:20 Friday the 13th.
00:35:22 The Pope sent troops
00:35:25 ... but they found nothing.
00:35:27 The few surviving
00:35:30 ... and the search for their
00:35:33 What artifact? I've never
00:35:37 Yes, you have.
00:35:39 Almost everyone on earth has.
00:35:42 You just know it as the Holy Grail.
00:35:50 Please, Saunière thought he knew
00:35:54 Maybe more than that.
00:35:56 This cross and the flower,
00:36:00 This metal here underneath is much
00:36:05 "Haxo 24."
00:36:09 And these dots.
00:36:13 This is more than a pendant.
00:36:16 He left us, professor.
00:36:20 And vingt-quatre Haxo,
00:36:25 It's a street address.
00:36:31 This is Jacques Saunière.
00:36:33 Please leave a message
00:36:37 Please, Monsieur Saunière,
00:36:39 This is Sandrine Bieil.
00:36:41 I have called the list.
00:36:44 I fear the other guardians are dead.
00:36:46 The lie has been told.
00:36:48 The floor panel has been broken.
00:36:51 Please, monsieur, pick up the phone.
00:36:54 Job 38, verse 11.
00:36:57 Do you know it, Sister?
00:37:01 Job 38:11.
00:37:04 Hitherto shalt thou come...
00:37:07 ...but no further.
00:37:09 "But no further."
00:37:14 Do you mock me?
00:37:19 Where is the keystone?
00:37:22 I do not know.
00:37:24 No.
00:37:28 You are a sister of the Church...
00:37:32 ...and yet you serve them:
00:37:36 Jesus had but one true message.
00:37:52 Come, you saints of God.
00:37:55 Hasten, angels of the Lord.
00:37:59 To receive her soul.
00:38:02 And bring her to the sight
00:38:24 Welcome, bishop.
00:38:26 This council is convened.
00:38:37 Our words shall never
00:38:43 What business, say you?
00:38:46 As you know, my request for funds...
00:38:49 Yes, 20 million euro
00:38:53 A tad more than petty cash.
00:38:58 I only offer a route to the renewal
00:39:02 How humble.
00:39:04 Our savior, Bishop Aringarosa.
00:39:06 How dare you presume to...
00:39:08 I do not presume, I act!
00:39:10 The Vatican's unwillingness
00:39:12 ...is both impious and cowardly.
00:39:14 Blood is being spilled because true
00:39:19 This council has forgotten
00:39:24 Tonight...
00:39:26 ...the Grail will be destroyed.
00:39:29 The Priory's few remaining members
00:39:40 I was contacted by a man
00:39:47 Two prostitutes identified
00:39:49 ... getting into a taxi
00:40:01 Because of your expertise?
00:40:04 - I'm sorry?
00:40:06 Do you think that's why
00:40:08 I can think of dozens of scholars
00:40:12 Actually, I didn't think
00:40:16 Once made a joke at my expense.
00:40:20 What was it?
00:40:34 How may I help you?
00:40:41 The door to the right, please.
00:41:01 Good evening. I am André Vernet,
00:41:05 I take it this is your first visit
00:41:09 Yes.
00:41:11 Understood.
00:41:13 Keys are often passed on
00:41:15 ...are sometimes
00:41:19 Keys are essentially
00:41:24 Often willed through generations.
00:41:29 Is it yours, mademoiselle?
00:41:33 The shortest safety-deposit-box
00:41:37 And what's your longest account?
00:41:39 Quite a bit longer.
00:41:41 Technologies change,
00:41:49 Once the computer
00:41:51 ...enter your account number
00:41:54 The room is yours,
00:42:02 What if I lost track
00:42:05 How might I recover it?
00:42:09 I'm afraid each key is paired
00:42:11 ...known only to the account bearer.
00:42:14 I hope you manage to remember it.
00:42:16 A single wrong entry
00:42:25 - Ten.
00:42:26 Your grandfather's
00:42:32 Scrambled, unscrambled?
00:42:35 Unscrambled.
00:42:37 It's your key.
00:42:43 Funny, I don't even like history.
00:42:50 I've never seen much good come
00:43:01 Moment of truth.
00:43:45 My God. I don't believe this.
00:43:48 A rose.
00:43:54 The rose was a symbol
00:43:59 Forgive the intrusion.
00:44:00 I'm afraid the police arrived
00:44:05 You must follow me, please.
00:44:07 For your own safety.
00:44:08 You knew they were coming?
00:44:10 My guard alerted me to your status
00:44:13 Yours is one of our oldest
00:44:16 It includes a safe-passage clause.
00:44:18 Safe passage?
00:44:20 If you would step inside, please.
00:44:26 In there?
00:44:42 Hey, is there a problem?
00:44:44 Good evening, sir. Police.
00:44:47 I just drive from here to Zurich.
00:44:51 - English?
00:44:53 We are looking for two criminals.
00:44:57 You came to the right place.
00:45:02 Would you mind opening the hold?
00:45:04 Please. You think they trust us,
00:45:08 You don't have keys
00:45:10 It's armored.
00:45:13 You mind? I'm on a schedule here.
00:45:18 And do all the drivers wear a Rolex?
00:45:23 What?
00:45:26 This piece of shit.
00:45:28 Forty euros in Barbès.
00:45:30 Yours for 35.
00:45:31 No, no, no.
00:45:33 - Thirty.
00:45:34 Come on, 30, eh?
00:45:36 I said, no!
00:45:38 Move along!
00:45:52 Now we wait.
00:45:53 The Teacher will call and tell me
00:45:56 You have put tremendous faith
00:45:59 Yes, I have. And I have given him
00:46:04 For surely there is no better
00:46:08 I firmly resolve, with the help of
00:46:12 ...to do penance
00:46:16 Amen.
00:46:32 The Holy Grail.
00:46:34 A magic cup.
00:46:39 It's nonsense.
00:46:41 You don't believe in God.
00:46:44 No.
00:46:46 Just people.
00:46:48 Sometimes that they can be kind.
00:46:53 Are you a God-fearing man,
00:46:56 I was raised a Catholic.
00:46:59 Well, that's not really an answer.
00:47:03 Professor, are you okay?
00:47:06 Go ahead, open it.
00:47:08 Go on.
00:47:16 A cryptex.
00:47:19 They are used to keep secrets.
00:47:22 It's da Vinci's design.
00:47:24 You write the information
00:47:28 ...which is then rolled around
00:47:33 If you force it open, the vial breaks...
00:47:36 ...vinegar dissolves papyrus...
00:47:40 ...and your secret is lost forever.
00:47:43 The only way
00:47:45 ...is to spell out the password...
00:47:48 ...with these five dials,
00:47:52 That's 12 million possibilities.
00:47:56 I've never met a girl
00:48:01 Saunière made one for me once.
00:48:11 My grandfather gave me a wagon.
00:48:16 This clearly is not the Holy Grail.
00:48:22 Come on.
00:48:23 Please, you're not all right.
00:48:28 May I try something?
00:48:30 I don't know why it works.
00:48:32 My mother used to do it
00:48:36 You think?
00:48:38 Yes.
00:48:51 Feeling better, Sophie?
00:49:04 My parents died in a car crash
00:49:09 I was 4.
00:49:13 I'm sorry.
00:49:15 It was many years ago.
00:49:32 Better?
00:49:36 Yeah.
00:49:38 Okay.
00:50:04 Twenty years waiting
00:50:07 ...and now it's you two murderers.
00:50:10 I don't know what
00:50:12 All right! Okay!
00:50:15 Right now!
00:50:26 Step back!
00:50:31 No one will lose sleep
00:50:36 Turn around.
00:50:39 Turn around!
00:50:40 You too, mademoiselle.
00:51:04 Sophie!
00:51:06 Get in the truck!
00:51:08 I'll drive! Hurry!
00:51:37 What happened between you
00:51:42 I've jammed my shoulder,
00:51:46 I need to know.
00:51:48 You say he raised you,
00:51:52 You call him by his last name.
00:51:54 You say you hate history.
00:51:56 Nobody hates history.
00:51:59 So now you're a psychologist too?
00:52:01 What if Saunière had started
00:52:05 What do you mean, groom me?
00:52:07 Your grandfather gave you puzzles
00:52:10 So you are saying all this is real?
00:52:14 We've been dragged into a world
00:52:17 - Real enough to kill for.
00:52:25 I'm out of my field here.
00:52:30 I do know a Grail historian,
00:52:35 An Englishman,
00:52:38 Do you trust this man?
00:52:41 I hope you can.
00:52:48 Vernet, André.
00:52:51 It seems you're not a driver at all.
00:52:56 Apparently, you lost your tongue
00:53:01 You think you're in pain now,
00:53:04 My cause is worth your life.
00:53:12 What do you want?
00:53:14 Your truck carries a homing device.
00:53:26 Please wait.
00:53:29 It's on the wrong side.
00:53:31 Leigh likes all things to be English,
00:53:33 Robert! Do I owe you money?
00:53:37 Leigh, my friend...
00:53:40 ...care to open up
00:53:44 - Of course.
00:53:46 But first, a test of honor.
00:53:48 Three questions.
00:53:53 Fire away.
00:53:55 Your first:
00:53:56 Shall I serve coffee or tea?
00:54:00 Tea, of course.
00:54:01 Excellent.
00:54:02 Second: milk or lemon?
00:54:05 Milk?
00:54:08 That would depend on the tea.
00:54:10 Correct.
00:54:12 And now the third
00:54:16 In which year did a Harvard sculler
00:54:29 Surely such a travesty
00:54:33 Your heart is true.
00:54:35 You may pass.
00:54:39 Welcome to Château Villette.
00:54:43 The truck's signal is coming online.
00:54:46 It's about time.
00:54:51 Locked on and tracking, sir.
00:54:56 Very good. Tell Collet not to move in
00:54:59 Attention! All of Collet's units
00:55:04 The suspects Neveu and Langdon
00:55:23 Aringarosa.
00:55:35 I still don't know why
00:55:39 ...and I'm sorry.
00:55:46 But...
00:55:47 ...I'm also very glad.
00:56:07 You are requested
00:56:17 Robert!
00:56:19 And you travel with a maiden,
00:56:22 Sir Leigh Teabing,
00:56:25 Sophie, Sir Leigh Teabing.
00:56:28 It's an honor to welcome you...
00:56:32 ...even though it's late.
00:56:34 Thank you for having us.
00:56:39 So late, mademoiselle,
00:56:44 What a lovely smile you have.
00:56:48 Earl Grey?
00:56:50 Lemon.
00:56:52 Correct.
00:57:13 Château Villette. Yes.
00:57:16 A dramatic late-night arrival.
00:57:19 What can an old cripple
00:57:22 We wanna talk about
00:57:26 The keepers?
00:57:28 The secret war?
00:57:30 Sorry for all the mystery.
00:57:32 Leigh, I'm into something here
00:57:35 You?
00:57:37 - Really?
00:57:41 Playing to my vanity, Robert.
00:57:44 Not if it works.
00:57:48 There are always four:
00:57:51 The Grand Master
00:57:54 ...make up the primary
00:57:59 Thank you, Remy.
00:58:07 The Priory's members
00:58:11 Philippe de Chérisey
00:58:15 And that is what
00:58:18 The Priory is charged
00:58:20 To protect the greatest secret
00:58:24 The source of God's power
00:58:26 No, that's a common
00:58:28 The Priory protects the source
00:58:34 The Holy Grail.
00:58:35 I don't understand.
00:58:37 What power? Some magic dishes?
00:58:42 Robert. Has he been telling you
00:59:00 The Good Book did not arrive
00:59:04 The Bible as we know it
00:59:08 The pagan emperor Constantine.
00:59:11 I thought Constantine
00:59:13 Oh, hardly, no.
00:59:16 ...who was baptized
00:59:18 Constantine was Rome's
00:59:22 From time immemorial...
00:59:24 ... his people had worshiped a balance
00:59:28 ...and the goddess,
00:59:32 But a growing religious turmoil
00:59:36 Three centuries earlier...
00:59:38 ...a young Jew named Jesus
00:59:41 ...preaching love and a single God.
00:59:44 Centuries after his crucifixion...
00:59:47 ... Christ's followers
00:59:50 ... and had started a religious war
00:59:57 Or did the pagans commence war
01:00:01 Leigh, we can't be sure who began
01:00:05 We can at least agree that the
01:00:08 ...that it threatened
01:00:10 So Constantine may have been
01:00:14 ...but he was also a pragmatist.
01:00:15 And in 325 anno Domini...
01:00:18 ...he decided to unify Rome under
01:00:23 Christianity was on the rise.
01:00:27 And to strengthen this new
01:00:30 ...Constantine held
01:00:33 ...known as the Council of Nicaea.
01:00:36 And at this council...
01:00:37 ... the many sects of Christianity
01:00:42 ... everything, from the acceptance
01:00:46 ... to the date for Easter...
01:00:48 ...to the administering
01:00:51 ...the immortality of Jesus.
01:00:53 I don't follow.
01:00:55 Well, ma chère,
01:00:58 ...Jesus was viewed by many of his
01:01:03 ...as a great and powerful man,
01:01:07 A mortal man.
01:01:09 Not the Son of God?
01:01:10 Not even his nephew twice removed.
01:01:13 Constantine did not create
01:01:16 He simply sanctioned
01:01:20 - Semantics.
01:01:22 You're interpreting facts
01:01:25 Fact: For many Christians, Jesus was
01:01:30 For some Christians,
01:01:32 Absurd. There was a formal
01:01:34 They couldn't even agree
01:01:36 Excuse me.
01:01:44 How many have been murdered
01:01:47 As long as there has been
01:01:50 ...there has been killing
01:02:01 Now let me show you the Grail.
01:02:06 I trust you recognize
01:02:09 ...the great fresco by
01:02:15 Now, my dear,
01:02:18 Oh, Leigh, save us the parlor tricks.
01:02:20 You asked for my help, I recall.
01:02:22 Allow an old man his indulgences.
01:02:29 Now, mademoiselle,
01:02:33 - In the middle.
01:02:35 He and his disciples
01:02:38 And what drink?
01:02:40 Wine. They drank wine.
01:02:42 Splendid. And one final question:
01:02:45 How many wineglasses
01:02:49 One? The Holy Grail?
01:02:51 Open your eyes.
01:02:55 No single cup.
01:02:57 No chalice.
01:02:58 Well, that's a bit strange, isn't it?
01:03:01 Considering both the Bible
01:03:04 ...celebrate this moment as the
01:03:11 Now, Robert,
01:03:14 If you'd be so kind as to show us the
01:03:18 No balloon animals.
01:03:24 This is the original icon for male.
01:03:28 - Quite to the point.
01:03:30 This is known as the blade.
01:03:33 It represents aggression
01:03:35 It's a symbol still used today
01:03:37 Yes, the more penises you have, the
01:03:42 Now, as you would imagine, the
01:03:46 This is called the chalice.
01:03:47 And the chalice resembles a cup
01:03:52 ...the shape of a woman's womb.
01:03:55 No, the Grail has never been a cup.
01:03:59 It is quite literally this ancient
01:04:04 And in this case, a woman who
01:04:09 ...that if revealed, it would devastate
01:04:14 Wait, please.
01:04:15 You're saying the Holy Grail
01:04:20 And it turns out, she makes
01:04:25 But they are all men.
01:04:27 Are they?
01:04:28 What about that figure
01:04:30 ...seated in the place of honor?
01:04:34 Flowing red hair.
01:04:37 Folded feminine hands.
01:04:40 Hint of a bosom. No?
01:04:47 It's called scotoma.
01:04:51 Who is she?
01:04:54 My dear, that's Mary Magdalene.
01:04:56 The prostitute?
01:04:58 She was no such thing.
01:04:59 Smeared by the Church
01:05:06 Mary Magdalene was Jesus' wife.
01:05:16 This is an old wives' tale.
01:05:18 The original one, in fact.
01:05:19 There's virtually no empirical proof.
01:05:21 He knows as well as I do
01:05:25 Theories. There are theories.
01:05:27 Notice how Jesus and Mary
01:05:31 Mirror images of each other.
01:05:33 The mind sees
01:05:36 And venturing into the even more
01:05:40 ...appear to be joined at the hip and
01:05:44 ...as if to create a shape in the
01:05:49 Leonardo gives us the chalice.
01:05:55 Yes. Oh, and Robert,
01:05:57 ...when these two figures
01:06:01 Just because da Vinci painted it
01:06:04 No. But history...
01:06:07 ...she does make it true.
01:06:09 Now, listen to this. It's from
01:06:12 Philip?
01:06:13 Yes, it was rejected
01:06:16 ...along with any other gospels
01:06:18 ...Jesus appear human
01:06:21 "And the companion of the Savior
01:06:26 Christ loved her more
01:06:29 ...and used to kiss her on the..."
01:06:31 But this says nothing of marriage.
01:06:33 Well, actually...
01:06:36 Robert.
01:06:38 Actually, in those days, the word
01:06:42 And this is from the Gospel
01:06:47 - She wrote a gospel?
01:06:50 - Robert, will you fight fair?
01:06:53 "And Peter said,
01:06:57 And Levi answered:
01:06:59 'Peter, I see you contending
01:07:03 If the Savior made her worthy,
01:07:07 Yes. And then, my dear, Jesus
01:07:12 ...that it's up to her
01:07:17 Mary Magdalene, not Peter.
01:07:20 The Church was supposed
01:07:24 Few realize that Mary was descended
01:07:29 Now, my dear, the word
01:07:36 From the Middle English
01:07:39 ...of the original Arthurian legend.
01:07:41 Now, as two words.
01:07:48 Sang real, it means "royal blood."
01:07:52 When the legend speaks of the
01:07:57 ...it speaks in fact of the female womb
01:08:03 But how could Christ
01:08:06 Mary was pregnant
01:08:16 For her own safety and for that
01:08:21 ... she fled the Holy Land
01:08:24 And here, it is said,
01:08:30 They know the child's name.
01:08:33 - A little girl.
01:08:35 If that were true,
01:08:37 Why?
01:08:39 The pagans found transcendence
01:08:42 People found God through sex?
01:08:44 In paganism, women were worshiped
01:08:47 ...but the modern Church
01:08:50 ...in salvation through Jesus Christ.
01:08:52 And he who keeps the keys to heaven
01:08:55 Women, then, are a huge threat
01:08:58 The Catholic Inquisition
01:09:00 ... what may be the most
01:09:04 The Malleus Maleficarum.
01:09:07 The Witches' Hammer.
01:09:09 It instructed the clergy on how
01:09:13 ...all freethinking women.
01:09:18 In three centuries of witch hunts...
01:09:20 ... 50,000 women are captured,
01:09:24 Oh, at least that. Some say millions.
01:09:27 Imagine, then, Robert...
01:09:29 ...that Christ's throne
01:09:34 You asked what would
01:09:37 Witness the greatest cover-up
01:09:42 This is the secret
01:09:44 ...has defended
01:09:46 They are the guardians
01:09:50 The keepers of the proof
01:09:54 They are the protectors of the living
01:09:59 ...and Mary Magdalene.
01:10:10 Sir Leigh?
01:10:12 Sometimes I wonder
01:10:16 His sauces are not that fantastic.
01:10:21 Yes, can I help you?
01:10:23 Yes. They're on the news now.
01:10:28 Living descendants? Is it possible?
01:10:31 It's not impossible.
01:10:34 You have not been honest with me.
01:10:38 You are wanted for four murders!
01:10:40 That's why Vernet said
01:10:42 You come into my home,
01:10:46 - That's why he needed you.
01:10:48 - Leigh, listen!
01:10:50 Jacques Saunière
01:10:55 You're the obsessive Priory scholar.
01:10:57 You still keep lists
01:11:00 I'll bet Jacques Saunière
01:11:05 He was on your list of who could
01:11:08 - What?
01:11:10 Consider: Four men murdered?
01:11:16 What if the Priory was compromised,
01:11:19 What if you yourself were dying,
01:11:22 You'd have to pass the secret on
01:11:25 Someone outside the society.
01:11:27 Maybe someone whose training
01:11:34 Robert, your ruse is pathetic.
01:11:38 Not really.
01:11:40 No, that's impossible.
01:11:46 Can that really..?
01:11:49 Is it the keystone?
01:11:54 I'll even show it to you, Leigh.
01:11:57 Will you just tell us
01:12:16 Fache says to wait, so I wait.
01:12:18 What's Fache thinking?
01:12:30 Yes.
01:12:31 As the legend foretold:
01:12:36 "It hides beneath the Rose."
01:12:38 Oh, my.
01:12:46 Leigh.
01:12:51 Leigh?
01:12:53 Please.
01:12:54 I'm sorry. Yes, of course.
01:12:59 Inside the keystone...
01:13:02 ...there'll be a map.
01:13:03 A map that will lead us
01:13:10 To be trained by
01:13:13 Did he pass down the fleur-de-lis?
01:13:19 And he must have sung you
01:13:22 I know some of them.
01:13:33 Can you keep secrets?
01:13:36 Can you know a thing
01:13:40 And codes?
01:13:42 I imagine they lie down
01:13:49 A sénéchal. A guardian of the Grail
01:13:53 Tell him, please.
01:13:56 Leigh, it's not that simple.
01:14:01 Robert!
01:14:07 Do not move, woman.
01:14:12 Cripple.
01:14:16 Put the box on the table.
01:14:18 What, this trifle?
01:14:20 Well, perhaps we can make
01:14:24 Put the keystone on the table.
01:14:28 You will not succeed.
01:14:32 Only the worthy
01:15:03 Rip the gate down.
01:15:09 Well, well, my dear.
01:15:14 Sit down.
01:15:16 - Are you okay?
01:15:17 - Are you?
01:15:19 Yes, well, make yourself useful,
01:15:22 Get something
01:15:29 Above the joint.
01:15:31 Fortunately,
01:15:36 He's wearing a cilice.
01:15:38 - A what?
01:15:42 Inflicts pain so he can suffer
01:15:45 Opus Dei.
01:15:47 Fache is Opus Dei.
01:15:49 The policeman who's chasing us.
01:15:52 Robert.
01:15:56 Well, I must say,
00:00:06 You want what's in this box?
00:00:09 We need a way out of here.
00:00:11 Well, actually...
00:00:14 ...I do have a plane.
00:00:26 - Robert! Where do we go?
00:00:28 - In here. Come in.
00:00:30 Get the door. Hurry.
00:00:34 Over here. Over here. Sophie.
00:00:36 Watch out!
00:00:38 Be careful.
00:00:40 Come, Rem...
00:00:49 Shit.
00:00:53 Easy.
00:01:16 Jesus!
00:01:17 Apropos.
00:01:21 I can't imagine
00:01:23 I'd be within my rights to shoot you
00:01:26 Put that away. We might need him.
00:01:29 Better.
00:01:37 Opus Dei.
00:01:39 - What is it?
00:01:42 Opus Dei is a prelature
00:01:44 You're saying the Vatican
00:01:47 No, no, no. Not the Vatican...
00:01:49 ...and not Opus Dei,
00:01:52 And one that has been
00:01:54 On the one side stands the Priory...
00:01:57 ...and on the other
00:01:59 ...with members hidden
00:02:02 ...throughout the Church.
00:02:03 And this Council of Shadows tries
00:02:08 And that throughout history,
00:02:11 ...the living descendants
00:02:13 - That's insane.
00:02:16 What if the world discovers...
00:02:18 ...that the greatest story ever told
00:02:20 The Vatican faces a crisis of faith
00:02:25 I've got a signal now, sir. It's ringing.
00:02:29 Roger, look, I'm so sorry. I've got
00:02:34 ...and could you make
00:02:39 ...Zurich.
00:02:40 Yes. No, we love Zurich.
00:02:50 What the hell do you mean,
00:02:54 You're the one who lost them.
00:02:56 You control every step
00:02:57 You don't let anybody breathe.
00:03:00 You're acting like
00:03:06 What is it with these two birds?
00:03:13 Interpol just registered a new
00:03:16 Stay out of my way on this, Collet.
00:03:46 Did you kill Jacques Saunière?
00:03:51 Did you kill Jacques Saunière?
00:03:54 I am the messenger of God.
00:03:59 Did you kill my grandfather?
00:04:04 I am the messenger...
00:04:06 Each breath you take is a sin.
00:04:12 No shadow will be safe again.
00:04:14 For you will be hunted by angels.
00:04:20 You believe in God?
00:04:23 Your God doesn't forgive murderers.
00:04:29 He burns them.
00:04:41 Sophie.
00:05:08 The Teacher will be pleased.
00:05:10 What will you do
00:05:12 Destroy it.
00:05:13 The documents and the
00:05:18 And the heir?
00:05:23 Will you exercise the final edict?
00:05:27 There will be no need.
00:05:29 Once the sarcophagus is destroyed,
00:05:33 There is no way to prove
00:05:37 But if you had to...
00:05:40 ...would you do as councils
00:05:51 Christ...
00:05:57 Christ sacrificed his life
00:06:05 So, too, may be the fate of his seed.
00:06:14 I need the flight plan.
00:06:16 Ten minutes.
00:06:18 I asked you to get it for me.
00:06:22 I'm on break.
00:06:25 Come back in 10 minutes.
00:06:28 My nose! My nose!
00:06:31 The flight plan, please.
00:06:32 You asshole!
00:06:46 It's not "cross."
00:06:49 "Spear"?
00:06:55 What happened to her?
00:06:57 No one knows.
00:06:59 Mary Magdalene lived out
00:07:04 And the zealots pursued her still...
00:07:07 ...even in death, trying to destroy
00:07:12 But she always had her Knights.
00:07:14 Brave men sworn to defend her.
00:07:17 You see, to worship
00:07:20 ... to kneel before the bones
00:07:23 ...was to remember all those
00:07:26 ...who were oppressed.
00:07:27 Ultimately, the Priory hid her remains
00:07:32 ...until most believed
00:07:35 ... the Holy Grail...
00:07:38 ...was finally lost in time.
00:07:51 What are you doing?
00:07:52 At the chateau, you said,
00:07:55 No, no, no. Do be careful.
00:07:57 In Latin, sub rosa.
00:08:00 "Beneath the rose."
00:08:14 We need a mirror.
00:08:16 Backwards. In the style
00:08:19 Thank you.
00:08:25 In London lies a knight
00:08:29 His labor's fruit
00:08:33 You seek the orb
00:08:36 It speaks of Rosy flesh
00:08:39 "In London lies a knight
00:08:43 A knight whose funeral
00:08:47 Of course, the Priory knights
00:08:51 Templars.
00:08:52 And there's just one place to bury
00:08:55 Temple Church.
00:08:56 Temple Church.
00:08:58 ...Roger and I must discuss
00:09:01 Leigh.
00:09:04 Harboring and transporting fugitives?
00:09:07 You are already implicated enough.
00:09:11 You and I, Robert,
00:09:15 Time has been our glass.
00:09:17 We are in history now. Living it.
00:09:22 Making it.
00:09:24 "Implicated"?
00:09:26 I am on a Grail quest.
00:09:30 Forgive me, Robert...
00:09:31 ...but you two may well
00:09:34 ...the greatest night of his life.
00:09:38 Thank you.
00:09:41 He's going to want more money.
00:09:59 I suppose this is a new technique
00:10:04 I've lost them.
00:10:09 No extradition.
00:10:14 The controller filed charges.
00:10:23 What's going on, Bezu?
00:10:29 You know that I am Opus Dei?
00:10:32 Yes.
00:10:39 A bishop of my order called me.
00:10:43 He said a killer
00:10:45 His name was Robert Langdon.
00:10:49 He said I couldn't imagine
00:10:52 That he would keep killing.
00:10:55 He said I had to stop him.
00:10:59 The bishop broke his vows
00:11:03 He charged me
00:11:09 Tell me, Collet, who have I failed?
00:11:14 The bishop?
00:11:17 God himself?
00:11:28 They've changed their flight plan
00:11:58 I have them, tower. Relay Hawker
00:12:57 - Secure the area!
00:12:59 - Armed police!
00:13:01 Armed police!
00:13:04 - Three men up!
00:13:07 Put your hands in the air! Do it now!
00:13:09 I'm afraid that's
00:13:13 Oh, good morning.
00:13:15 Did that old cannabis charge
00:13:18 Sir, the French police say
00:13:21 ...and you may have
00:13:23 I'm to take you all into custody.
00:13:24 Sadly, I have an important medical
00:13:28 I'll fetch the car, sir.
00:13:29 This is serious, sir. The French police
00:13:32 Inspector, I can't afford the time
00:13:36 I'm late and I'm leaving.
00:13:37 If it's so important
00:13:39 ...then you're just going
00:13:42 You can start with him.
00:13:48 Search the plane.
00:13:50 All right.
00:14:03 I could run them over.
00:14:10 Bad tip.
00:14:13 Let him go.
00:14:19 The French cannot be trusted.
00:14:29 Everyone comfy?
00:14:32 Biscuits?
00:14:34 They didn't notice anything?
00:14:36 Well, people rarely notice things right
00:14:54 Do you have the bonds, bishop?
00:14:56 Yes, I do, Teacher.
00:14:58 I have chosen an Opus Dei
00:15:01 I am honored.
00:15:03 By the time you get to London,
00:15:13 Remember, if we are discovered by
00:15:18 - So should anything go wrong...
00:15:22 This council does not exist.
00:15:24 As it never has.
00:15:29 Old friend. Heaven protect you.
00:15:39 Keep an eye out for the police.
00:15:54 I must say, Robert,
00:15:57 ...by the way you withstood
00:16:01 Did he never tell you?
00:16:03 When he was a boy,
00:16:06 How old were you?
00:16:08 Seven.
00:16:12 Treading water all night long,
00:16:15 ...to the echoes screaming back.
00:16:17 When they found him,
00:16:20 Help!
00:16:22 It was a long time ago.
00:16:23 Oh, now, now, Robert.
00:16:25 You above all people shouldn't be one
00:16:34 Tell me, why has the Priory kept the
00:16:39 I don't know.
00:16:40 Some say the Priory wait
00:16:43 ...which is especially odd...
00:16:45 ...since legend suggests he may not
00:16:56 Hello?
00:16:57 Why do they make them so scary?
00:17:05 Oh, it's cold.
00:17:06 "In London lies a knight
00:17:19 So which tomb has an orb?
00:17:24 Two wear tunics over their armor...
00:17:27 ...and two have full-length robes.
00:17:32 Two are grasping swords.
00:17:34 And one... Two are praying.
00:17:39 This one has his arms at his sides.
00:17:41 Oh, and this poor fellow
00:17:45 I don't see any orb
00:17:50 "Ought be on his tomb."
00:17:53 Maybe. Over here, see.
00:18:00 These aren't tombs.
00:18:01 - What? Yes, of course they are.
00:18:04 - They're effigies.
00:18:06 Not tombs. There's no bodies here.
00:18:08 This place is wrong.
00:18:11 Can we go now? We should go.
00:18:18 Sophie! No!
00:18:21 Where is the keystone?
00:18:23 Do not test me!
00:18:25 - Let her go!
00:18:26 Give me the keystone! Give it to me!
00:18:28 Here! Here! Here it is! Here it is.
00:18:30 Just let her go, and you and I can...
00:18:34 Remy.
00:18:39 Remy. No, no, no. No, put it away.
00:18:42 Put it away. They're too close together.
00:18:46 - Yes, I do.
00:18:50 Thank you, professor. For a moment,
00:18:54 Oh, this is absurd.
00:19:00 That was satisfying.
00:19:02 I'm glad this bullshit is over.
00:19:07 Throw Teabing in the trunk.
00:19:09 What?
00:19:15 Here. You okay?
00:19:22 Sorry.
00:20:02 I don't think he's following.
00:20:12 They won't kill Leigh
00:20:18 - So we have to find it before they do.
00:20:29 He once whined to me about the
00:20:34 Let's see if he complains so now.
00:20:37 Are you the Teacher?
00:20:42 I am.
00:20:45 Superbly done.
00:20:52 The cryptex has yet to be opened.
00:20:55 You've done enough.
00:21:00 We cannot let ego
00:21:05 I understand.
00:21:08 Good.
00:21:12 Wait here, at this house of Opus Dei,
00:21:17 I will dispose of the old man.
00:21:20 Bless you, Silas.
00:21:23 Teacher.
00:21:33 Christ be with you.
00:21:37 We're at least a half-hour
00:21:42 If we're gonna help Leigh,
00:21:55 Where you going?
00:21:57 Getting you a library card.
00:22:02 Excuse me. May I sit next to you?
00:22:04 - Yeah, sure.
00:22:15 That's great.
00:22:17 Didn't say you had a boyfriend.
00:22:22 Thanks.
00:22:24 Let's see if we can access
00:22:27 "In London lies a knight
00:22:31 Compounding keywords:
00:22:32 Knight, Pope, Grail.
00:22:36 Your precious treasure was
00:22:44 Can you believe how well I did?
00:22:47 I even convinced the monk.
00:22:50 I should be in theatre.
00:22:59 A toast to our success, Teacher.
00:23:06 Your identity shall go
00:23:15 There's your problem, mate.
00:23:19 See, keywords keep coming up
00:23:21 ...of some bloke named
00:23:24 "A. Pope."
00:23:27 Your grandfather was a genius.
00:23:33 Come on.
00:24:07 Emergency.
00:24:09 I know the location of two murderers
00:24:18 We've just had a 999 call.
00:24:20 Triangulation leads back
00:24:22 Caller was male.
00:24:25 ...are hiding at an Opus Dei house.
00:24:36 The knight we're looking for
00:24:41 His life's work produced new sciences
00:24:45 Gravity, for God sakes.
00:24:49 And if you choose to believe...
00:24:52 ...he was also a Grand Master
00:25:06 But if he offended
00:25:09 ...the Pope would be the last person
00:25:13 Well, that's where I got it wrong.
00:25:15 "In London lies a knight
00:25:18 Sir Isaac Newton's funeral
00:25:21 ...by his good friend,
00:25:25 A. Pope. His first initial.
00:25:30 Here.
00:25:31 Yes. Isaac Newton's tomb.
00:25:35 An orb.
00:25:36 Yes. Which one? It's not possible
00:25:41 "An orb with Rosy flesh
00:25:45 Solar system. The planets.
00:25:50 See, our moon is missing.
00:25:52 The moons of Saturn and Jupiter.
00:25:55 Eyes of the cherubs themselves?
00:25:59 Robert. These tracks.
00:26:03 Look at the cane marks in the dust.
00:26:08 Teabing was here.
00:26:11 He was alone.
00:26:14 When the two of you
00:26:19 ...others might call it God's will.
00:26:23 I believed that if I had the cryptex...
00:26:25 ...I could solve the riddle alone.
00:26:29 But I was unworthy.
00:26:31 But you...
00:26:33 You have a reason to be here.
00:26:35 You're the last remaining
00:26:39 Your grandfather
00:26:41 ...would not have lied
00:26:43 ...unless they knew
00:26:48 How could you know
00:26:51 Leigh.
00:26:53 Grail quests require sacrifice.
00:26:56 You are a murderer.
00:26:57 No. No. Robert, tell her.
00:27:00 When history is written,
00:27:06 You self-righteous bastard!
00:27:08 We need to just walk away.
00:27:10 - No, don't. Don't.
00:27:15 I'll do what I have to now.
00:27:21 Anything.
00:27:26 Do you understand?
00:27:29 So now...
00:27:32 ...can't we all be friends again?
00:27:35 This way.
00:28:11 I'm going to put this gun down.
00:28:17 I'm listening now.
00:28:18 For 2000 years...
00:28:20 ... the Church has rained oppression
00:28:25 ... crushed passion and idea alike,
00:28:30 Proof of Jesus' mortality can bring
00:28:35 ...drive this church of lies
00:28:39 Armed police!
00:28:41 Drop your weapon!
00:28:46 Stop, Silas!
00:28:59 We are betrayed, my son.
00:29:02 The living heir must be revealed.
00:29:05 Jesus must be shown
00:29:08 Not miraculous, simply man.
00:29:12 I'm sorry.
00:29:15 Armed police!
00:29:17 Drop your weapon! Drop it! Drop it!
00:29:29 Put it down now! Put it down!
00:29:39 I am a ghost.
00:29:42 The dark con can be exposed.
00:29:45 Mankind can finally be set free,
00:29:51 The three of us.
00:30:10 How is Silas?
00:30:11 Is he..? Is he alive?
00:30:14 The monk?
00:30:18 Bishop, how would you know
00:30:23 Get me out of here, Fache.
00:30:25 Wait.
00:30:29 Langdon never came to you
00:30:33 One of your followers called you
00:30:38 I cannot be implicated here. There are
00:30:44 You used me.
00:30:47 God uses us all.
00:30:50 Help me, Fache.
00:30:52 Take him.
00:30:58 - Did you get his cell phone?
00:31:00 I'm going to need a trace.
00:31:05 Your Silas is dead.
00:31:13 The Priory's sacred charge...
00:31:15 ...was to reveal the heir
00:31:19 The millennium came and went
00:31:24 The Priory failed
00:31:29 So, what choice did I have?
00:31:35 I sought out the enemy.
00:31:38 I persuaded them, the Council
00:31:43 I even asked them for money
00:31:47 Rector, I made them call me.
00:31:50 "Teacher."
00:31:51 - Why don't you and I...
00:31:52 Robert, no words. On your knees.
00:31:55 Do it.
00:31:57 No, I mean it. Down.
00:31:59 Not you. No, my dear, you...
00:32:05 You're my miracle, Sophie.
00:32:08 You're the guardian of the Grail.
00:32:11 All the oppression of the poor
00:32:14 ...of those of different skin,
00:32:17 You can put an end to all that.
00:32:21 You must explode the truth
00:32:25 It's your duty.
00:32:29 You know the answer to this riddle.
00:32:33 Open the cryptex...
00:32:36 ...and I'll put down the gun.
00:32:55 I have no idea how.
00:32:57 I don't know the code.
00:32:59 And even if I did, I wouldn't tell you.
00:33:07 Like your grandfather, then.
00:33:10 Willing to die for your secret.
00:33:14 But by the way you've been
00:33:18 ...I wonder, would you
00:33:23 Open it, Sophie, to save his life.
00:33:25 - Leigh, you can't just...
00:33:28 I don't know how.
00:33:29 Open it or he dies.
00:33:31 - I swear, I don't know.
00:33:33 - Stop it!
00:33:34 Stop it!
00:33:41 She can't do it, Leigh.
00:33:54 But give me a moment.
00:34:06 Robert.
00:34:20 What are you doing?
00:34:22 Please.
00:35:40 I'm sorry.
00:35:51 I'm sorry.
00:35:55 No!
00:36:04 No, Robert!
00:36:06 No!
00:36:08 No.
00:36:10 Oh, the map. It's ruined.
00:36:19 The map is ruined.
00:36:21 The Grail.
00:36:23 It's lost.
00:36:25 The Grail is gone.
00:36:27 Only the worthy
00:36:30 You taught me that.
00:36:35 Armed police!
00:36:36 Drop it! Drop your weapon!
00:36:39 Put the gun down.
00:36:43 Put the gun down.
00:36:50 That one. The old man.
00:36:53 You're under arrest!
00:36:54 You do not have to say anything,
00:36:56 ...if you do not mention,
00:36:58 ...something which you
00:37:00 Anything you do say
00:37:13 I'll have some questions for you.
00:37:32 Robert! Robert! Robert!
00:37:36 How could you? Robert!
00:37:38 To destroy our hope of freedom.
00:37:41 To deny every pilgrim the chance
00:37:44 How could you?
00:37:50 You couldn't! You solved it.
00:37:54 You took the scroll out
00:37:58 You solved it. Oh, you'll find it, Robert.
00:38:02 You'll find the Grail,
00:38:04 ...and you'll set her free
00:38:06 That man there,
00:38:19 There was every orb conceivable
00:38:25 The orb which fell from the heavens
00:38:29 Work that incurred the wrath
00:38:37 A-P-P-L-E.
00:38:40 Apple.
00:38:55 The Holy Grail 'neath
00:38:58 The blade and chalice
00:39:00 Adorned in masters'
00:39:02 She rests at last
00:39:08 I think I know where she's gone.
00:39:10 I think the Grail has gone home.
00:39:32 Built by the Templars themselves.
00:39:37 Rosslyn Chapel.
00:39:40 So this is it.
00:39:42 The gift at the end.
00:39:45 "The Holy Grail 'neath
00:39:49 You never told me the joke
00:39:53 What was it?
00:39:55 He called me a flatfoot.
00:39:57 A beat cop of history.
00:40:00 Oh, a dumb policeman...
00:40:02 ...who just does his job
00:40:05 You know, his father was one.
00:40:09 Saunière said he was the most
00:40:18 We are who we protect, I think.
00:40:21 What we stand up for.
00:40:34 Jewish...
00:40:37 ...Christian, Egyptian...
00:40:40 ...Masonic, pagan...
00:40:44 ...Templar crosses...
00:40:46 ...pyramids.
00:40:48 I think I've been here before.
00:40:52 Sophie.
00:41:12 A very long time ago.
00:41:16 Come along, Sophie.
00:41:32 Sophie.
00:41:34 Over here.
00:41:43 "The blade and chalice
00:41:47 Pagan symbols for
00:41:51 Fused as one.
00:41:53 As the pagans would have wanted.
00:41:57 We're about to close, I'm afraid.
00:42:04 We're just gonna be a moment.
00:42:21 Robert.
00:42:47 "Adorned in masters'
00:42:51 "She rests at last
00:43:14 The fleur-de-lis.
00:44:05 She was here.
00:44:09 Her sarcophagus.
00:44:12 Mary Magdalene.
00:44:15 The Holy Grail herself.
00:44:19 She was here.
00:44:21 Where did she go?
00:44:23 Did the Church finally get her?
00:44:39 This is incredible. Look at this.
00:44:42 Look at this. These records
00:44:46 They date back
00:44:51 Good God, could these
00:45:16 What did he want from us?
00:45:21 How was I ever supposed
00:45:24 When you and your
00:45:26 ...was it something about your past?
00:45:31 How could you know that?
00:45:33 About how your parents died?
00:45:37 Sophie?
00:45:40 It was during primary school.
00:45:44 I was in his library.
00:45:48 Doing research.
00:45:49 I was trying to find out
00:45:52 Sophie, where are you, princess?
00:45:55 I wanted to know about them.
00:45:58 But I couldn't find any records.
00:46:01 Not of their death...
00:46:04 ...not of the accident.
00:46:07 I'd asked him for as long
00:46:09 ... but he would never tell me.
00:46:10 I told you, no.
00:46:14 But why can't I?
00:46:16 He stood over me...
00:46:20 ...and he wouldn't let me leave.
00:46:22 They're dead. Dead and buried.
00:46:24 Never look for them, Sophie.
00:46:26 Promise me.
00:46:28 Swear it!
00:46:30 Swear it to me!
00:46:41 I kept my promise.
00:46:47 The next week he sent me
00:46:51 One weekend
00:46:55 And what I saw
00:46:59 Some ritual.
00:47:03 I was so frightened.
00:47:09 We hardly ever spoke again.
00:47:14 Do you have any memories of your
00:47:20 Before your parents were killed?
00:47:23 Yeah. No. I don't know.
00:47:26 Why?
00:47:30 Because I don't think
00:47:51 These are my parents.
00:47:55 My brother.
00:47:58 And this is you, isn't it?
00:48:04 The paper says
00:48:08 The mother, the father, the boy, 6...
00:48:14 ...and the girl, 4.
00:48:18 But your name was never Saunière.
00:48:25 It's one of the oldest families
00:48:28 It's from a line of the
00:48:40 Royal blood.
00:48:44 I was so wrong.
00:48:47 Saunière didn't want you to help guard
00:48:53 Sophie...
00:48:56 ...you are the secret.
00:49:00 You survived the accident.
00:49:02 If it even was an accident.
00:49:05 The Priory found out.
00:49:07 Somehow they concealed
00:49:11 They hid you with the
00:49:15 ...who raised you as his own.
00:49:18 According to all of this...
00:49:21 ...Princess Sophie...
00:49:26 ...you are the heir.
00:49:30 The end of the bloodline.
00:49:33 You are the last living descendent...
00:49:38 ...of Jesus Christ.
00:50:23 What is this?
00:50:26 Sophie?
00:50:30 Who are you?
00:50:32 There have been many names.
00:50:35 The keepers.
00:50:37 Guardians.
00:50:39 The Priory of Sion.
00:50:41 But to you, Sophie, we are friends
00:50:47 Jacques Saunière.
00:50:51 He would have wanted you to know
00:50:57 And that the Priory are here
00:51:01 ...as they have always
00:51:06 I gave you up once...
00:51:09 ...knowing I might
00:51:15 I'm your grandmother, Sophie.
00:51:18 I have prayed for this moment
00:51:25 Welcome home, child.
00:51:39 Hey.
00:51:50 She has some things
00:51:55 About my family.
00:52:04 What will you do?
00:52:06 The legend will be revealed
00:52:10 They just got the pronoun wrong.
00:52:16 She said when Saunière died...
00:52:18 ...he took the location
00:52:21 So there's no way to empirically prove
00:52:27 What would you do, Robert?
00:52:30 Okay, maybe there is no proof.
00:52:34 But, Sophie, the only thing that
00:52:39 History shows us
00:52:42 ...a human inspiration. That's it.
00:52:45 That's all the evidence
00:52:49 But...
00:52:51 ...when I was a boy...
00:52:55 When I was down in that well
00:53:02 ...I thought I was going to die,
00:53:07 What I did...
00:53:09 ...I prayed.
00:53:11 I prayed to Jesus to keep me alive...
00:53:15 ...so I could see my parents again...
00:53:17 ...so I could go to school again...
00:53:20 ...so I could play with my dog.
00:53:24 Sometimes I wonder
00:53:29 Why does it have to be
00:53:32 Maybe human is divine.
00:53:35 Why couldn't Jesus
00:53:37 ...and still been capable
00:53:40 Like turning water into wine?
00:53:42 Well, who knows?
00:53:46 Maybe that junkie in the park
00:53:50 Maybe you healed my phobia
00:53:53 And maybe you're
00:53:58 Well, here's the question:
00:54:02 A living descendent
00:54:06 ...would she destroy faith?
00:54:09 Or would she renew it?
00:54:14 So again I say, what matters
00:54:19 Thank you.
00:54:23 For bringing me here.
00:54:26 For letting him choose you...
00:54:29 ...Sir Robert.
00:54:40 You take care.
00:54:42 Yes.
00:55:07 Hey.
00:55:21 Nope.
00:55:23 Maybe I'll do better with the wine.
00:55:29 Godspeed.
00:56:26 Bloodline.
00:56:31 Rose Line.
00:56:39 "Hides beneath the Rose."
00:57:30 "The Holy Grail 'neath
00:57:37 Adorned in masters'
00:57:55 The blade and chalice
00:58:37 She rests at last