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Masonic references in cinema
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| _Griphin_ User Info... | http://freemasonry.bcy.ca/fiction/cinema.html The appearances of Freemasonry in movies range from the unremarked and irrelevent use of symbols such as the square and compasses on scenery and properties, to the actual enactment of masonic ritual by principal characters. The following list of references is not definitive, nor are all entries confirmed. Theatre or television viewings, without the opportunity to rewind, will sometimes lead to mistaken reports. This list contains 80 films from a non-random sample survey of over 1,500 films viewed. Please forward additional references, with details, to our editor. Entries followed by an asterisk have been confirmed by the editor. There is another catagory of film that is not included in this list. Both anti-masons and over-enthusiastic freemasons will find masonic references where none were intended. That the principals in The Lord of the Rings are travelling eastward and at one point pass between two pillars does not make theirs a masonic journey. Because entry to a private club in Eyes Wide Shut (1999) requires a password does not make it a masonic society. Some of these films, while not actually masonic are included as masonic obscurities. - Fri, 7 Mar 2008 6:43pm | ||
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