Stars of "Da Vinci Code" film leave London for Cannes

Stars of "Da Vinci Code" film leave London for Cannes

Tom Hanks and other principals in the movie of "The Da Vinci Code" set off from London Tuesday on a specially named train in pursuit of a world record for the longest non-stop international train journey. The high-speed Eurostar train, named The Da Vinci Code, was headed for the Cannes Film Festival in southern France for the film's world premiere on Wednesday. Going non-stop over the 883 miles (1,421 kilometers) would put the train into the Guinness World Records book.

Hanks posed for pictures at Waterloo station with co-stars Audrey Tautou, Sir Ian McKellen, Paul Bettany, Jean Reno and Alfred Molina, director Ron Howard and author Dan Brown, reports the AP.

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