Ron Howard - Howard Shot Secret Scenes In Vatican - Despite Ban
25 November 2008 19:25 |
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Howard Shot Secret Scenes In Vatican - Despite Ban
Director RON HOWARD defied a ban by the Catholic Church to shoot scenes for new movie ANGELS + DEMONS within the holy Vatican City.
After the controversy surrounding Howard's 2006 adaptation of Dan Brown novel The Da Vinci Code - which angered Catholic heads - Howard was banned from using holy buildings to shoot the soon-to-be-released prequel.
He says, "We just weren't allowed anywhere near them."
But, during an interview on U.S. TV show Shootout, Howard hints he found a loophole to sneak into the city: "We didn't shoot at the Vatican... officially. But cameras can be made really small."
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