Rachel Anne McAdams (born November 17, 1978) is a Canadian actress. Her breakout role was for portraying the "Queen Bee" Regina George in the 2004 hit film Mean Girls. She then starred in the film adaptation of The Notebook and the hit comedy Wedding Crashers. Her other film credits include The Family Stone, Red Eye and The Time Traveler's Wife. More recently she starred in Guy Ritchie's 2009 adaptation of Sherlock Holmes as Irene Adler and in...
Clare tells how they met as she watches Henry guzzle water at the restaurant.
Noah liked the looks of Allie immediately so as soon as he had the opportunit...
Noah jumped into Allie's ferris wheel seat while she was next to her date and...
Noah is hanging from a bar on the top of a ferris wheel and Allie just pulled...
Allie and Noah just had an amazing time together and she had to ask why she n...
Clare wants to find out how to stop the time travel.
Noah is going right after Allie full steam ahead and she hasn't bought into i...
Noah runs up to Allie on the street and he wants the date that she promised h...
Fin and Sarah set up Allie and Noah on their double date without telling Alli...
Fin and Sarah set Noah and Allie up on a date and now they're going to walk h...
Allie and Noah are walking home together after a movie with Fin and Sarah.
Noah is surprised to hear how regimented Allie's schedule is and he challenge...
Allie and Noah just had a big fight because her parents are trying to split t...
Alba and Clare talk as they walk through the meadow after Henry disappears ag...
Allie and Noah are laying down in the middle of the street talking to each ot...
Allie comes over to Noah's house and she meets his father for the first time ...
Frank is embarrassing Noah is front of Allie when she came over to his house.
Noah and Allie are hugging each other on the beach as they stand in the water...
Noah and Allie got into a big fight after Allie's parents tried to break them...
Noah and Allie are lying in bed together and she wants to have more sex with ...
Allie and Noah are dancing in the street together on their first date while h...
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