Hunting the Lost Symbol
2009 · 173 MIN · IMDB 6.2 · 181 VOTES · DIR. John Tindall
Overview
Hunting the Lost Symbol explores mysteries raised by Dan Brown's novel 'The Lost Symbol'.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,422 lines
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00:00:01 Symbols of death in a chamber beneath the Capitol.
00:03:51 What is not in the book is the fact that today ...
00:07:15 a poetic license.
00:10:55 But another reminder of the legacy Washington remains on Capitol Hill ...
00:14:17 salt, which represents the body, mercury, sulfur, and the soul, spirit.
00:18:01 but you must understand that the ritual Masonic Masons came from real ...
00:21:22 Pagan images found on city streets.
00:24:44 have spiritual harmony and we can accomplish great things.
00:28:22 The pyramid signifies strength and duration, something that lasts forever.
00:31:36 The image on the monitor changes randomly between live broadcasts ...
00:34:48 At a critical point in "The Lost Symbol" ...
00:38:39 that Kryptos, a sculpture, to unfold.
00:42:18 I was completely shocked to see all material on the deification ...
00:45:55 He also recognizes that they were accused of worshiping the devil ...
00:49:01 In the process, Echelon's computers ...
00:52:38 everyone would take advantage Brotherhood of ...
00:55:58 However, estimates Masonic put this number ...
00:59:33 Some were even beaten on the street.
01:03:23 Albert revitalized Masons almost alone.
01:06:57 the star of Venus.
01:09:27 Rhine reported significant results ...
01:12:59 In "The Lost Symbol," the scientist noetic ...
01:16:25 And their pillars were erected all under the same astrological sign, Virgo.
01:20:34 to turn for the better ...
Cast & Characters
Rebecca Asquino
Psychic
Caleb Brinson
Military drummer
Jay Callaham
Masonic Grand Master
Devy Collins
Martha Washington
Mark Collins
George Washington
Richard T. Fox Jr.
Benjamin Franklin
Les Greeley
Washington's doctor
Andrew Hamer
Founding Father
Michelle Harris
Mt. Vernon fieldhand
Robert Hieronimus
Self
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,422
Dialogue density8.2 lines / min
First line00:00:01
Final line01:20:34
Production Record
DirectorJohn Tindall
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes181