The Notebook is a 2004 romantic drama film directed by Nick Cassavetes, based on the novel of the same name by Nicholas Sparks. The movie stars Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams as a young couple who fall in love during the early 1940s. Their story is narrated from the present day by an elderly man played by James Garner, telling the tale to a fellow nursing home resident, played by Gena Rowlands. The film opens with an elderly man reading out...
Harry is getting his pills at the hospital when he talks to the nurse.
Noah and Allie are having a nice time at the beach together watching the bird...
The older Noah sits down with Allie at the nursing home and he begins to read...
Fin and Noah are at the carnival when Allie catches Noah's eye.
Noah liked the looks of Allie immediately so as soon as he had the opportunit...
Allie is driving away from Noah's house and she almost gets into a car crash ...
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...
Noah sees Allie walking down the street the next day so he runs up to her.
Old Noah is talking to his kids and grandchildren about staying in the nursin...
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...
Fin and Sarah just tricked Allie into coming on a double date with Noah and n...
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...
Noah is laying down in the middle of the street and he wants Allie to lay dow...
Noah is laying down in the middle of the street watching the signal colors ch...
Allie is talking to Lon Hammond and she needs a little time to herself before...
Allie and Noah are laying down in the middle of the street talking to each ot...
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