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Hottest pictures of Rachel McAdams. While we are talking about her performances and the actress as a whole, we want to now take you on a ride through a Rachel McAdams photo gallery. This curated image gallery will showcase some of the sexiest Rachel McAdams pictures that will make you fall in love with her. Rachel McAdams was born on November 17, in the year, 1978 and she is a famous actress. After she had graduated from a theatre program at York University in the year, 2001, Rachel McAdams had worked in the Canadian TV and movie productions like the Perfect Pie, and for this, Rachel McAdams had earned one Genie Award nomination. In the year, 2002, Rachel McAdams had made her movie debut in the movie, The Hot Chick and she had then risen to fame in the year, 2004 with Mean Girls and also, the movie, The Notebook. In the year, 2005, Rachel McAdams had starred in the movie, Wedding Crashers, and also in Red Eye.  She had been hailed by all of the media as Hollywood’s new “it girl” a...

The Notebook, a 2004 romantic drama, directed by Nick Cassavetes, is one of Hollywood’s most romantic films, which enjoyed a distinct fan base for a number of reasons.  First off, the narrative is based on the same-titled book by Nicholas Sparks. And secondly, intriguingly, the lead actors—Ryan Gosling (Noah Calhoun) and Rachel McAdams (Allison ‘Allie’ Calhoun) —had shared a sweet love relationship in real life as well. Thus, the film was made even better by their on-screen sizzling chemistry.  It was interesting to see how similar their on-screen relationships were. And because of this, The Notebook became one of the most romantic films ever. Following the release of their film, Gosling and McAdams began dating. But, they eventually broke up in 2007.  Even, there were reports that they did not get along well while filming The Notebook. Anyway, we were really in awe for weeks because of the romantic plot, chemistry, and Allie and Noah’s enduring love. However, there...

Rachel McAdams is opening up about taking time away from acting and some of the roles she says she turned down in the process. The actress, who rose to fame for hits like "Mean Girls" and " The Notebook," is now about to star in the film adaptation of the Judy Blume classic, "Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret," as Margaret's mother, Barb. In an interview with Bustle, published Tuesday, the actress said that because of her hiatuses from the spotlight, at one point taking a two-year break, she "felt guilty for not capitalizing on the opportunity that I was being given, because I knew I was in such a lucky spot." "I felt guilty for not capitalizing on the opportunity that I was being given, because I knew I was in such a lucky spot," she told the outlet. However, she said she knew that some of those opportunities, at the time, weren't "jiving" with her personality and what she "needed to stay sane." MO...