Talk:Silas (The Da Vinci Code)

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[edit] Picture?

I think we need to bring in a wicked picture of Silas as how he is shown in the film.


[edit] Talented Teabing

Teabing likely didn't call Silas and the police "at the same time"...

[edit] Silas/Javert

While watching "The Da Vinci Code" I found that Silas is much like Victor Hugo's Javert. Both are considered the antagonists at first but are later revealed to be just misunderstood and also they are very religous and their whole life is in God's name. As an added note, "Les Miserables" makes at least one cameo (there may be a second but I'm not quite sure) in the movie. As Sophie and Robert leave after finding the embassy surrounded, the camera pauses on a billboard advertising the opera version of "Les Miserables". In the Special Features section, there is a documentary called "Codes of The Da Vinci Code", it is revealed that Victor Hugo was (supposedly) a member of the Priory of Sion, adding to the connections. Additionally, both "The Da Vinci Code" and "Les Miserables" take place (mostly at least) in France.—The preceding unsigned comment was added by 70.113.76.134 (talk) 03:48, 28 January 2007 (UTC).