Nun stages protest against the Da Vinci Code movie

From the LONDON EVENING STANDARD ...

When he walks on to a movie set, he usually gets star treatment.

But as Tom Hanks arrived at Lincoln Cathedral yesterday, he found himself somewhat upstaged.

A handful of protesters were making their feelings known about the decision to film scenes from The Da Vinci Code in the historic building.

Led by a Catholic nun, Sister Mary Michael, they claimed the movie, based on the bestselling novel by Dan Brown, should be filmed elsewhere. She led a 12-hour prayer vigil to push the message home.

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