When the camera switches to the view out the back window, the 2 people walk out again. If you want more quirky, ridiculous, treasure-seeking fun that picks up right where the last left off, this is your ticket. At the beginning of the chase scene through London, the backup camera of the Mercedes flips up and 2 people walk out of the building on the right.
Director Jon Turteltaub selected the east lawn of Washington's home for one of the most critical scenes in the film.
National treasure book of secrets code#
In other words, if you're looking for something different, more clever, or intellectually stimulating, read the Da Vinci Code again and don't bother with this film. The Mount Vernon estate is a featured location in National Treasure: Book of Secrets, a blockbuster, action-adventure film released by Disney. The film has all the same history mystery you remember, the national (and now international) landmarks, the witty inserts from Justin Bartha's character Riley, and of course the preposterous plans for Benjamin Franklin Gates to get whatever he's after. Again new adventures with Benjamin Gates (Nicolas Cage), a descendant from a historical line familiar whose mission was guard a hidden national treasure. National Treasure: Book of Secrets (released on home video as National Treasure 2: Book of Secrets) is a 2007 American action-adventure film directed by Jon. But there's only one way to find it: Ben must kidnap the President. That, and the addition of Helen Mirren as Nicholas Cage's mother to strengthen the film's female roles thanks to leading lady Diane Kruger's utter mediocrity. To prove his ancestor's innocence and find the Lost City of Gold, Ben Gates and his team must weave their way toward a mysterious and highly guarded book containing centuries of secrets. It should come as no surprise that the conspiracy-based code-cracking mystery adventure is still just as hot as it was in the "year of "The Da Vinci Code."" There is nothing new, nothing special or unexpected about "Book of Secrets" only Ed Harris replacing Sean Bean as the rival treasure seeker. The follow up to the 2004 box office surprise "National Treasure" is everything you'd expect. Our National Treasure Tour will take you to the cellar, show you the Lawrence Washington cornerstone and see all of the spots used in the filming.
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